CS 1389: the 7th Commandment: Tuesday

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🗓️ 17 October 2023

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Join us as we dig into the 7th Commandment! There's a whole lot more to "not stealing" than you might think!

Monday: Not stealing means not taking what isn't mine. Why is this such a common temptation?
Tuesday: It's not enough to just not steal. We must also work to be less attached to material objects, and long more for heaven.
Wednesday: God created the world as a gift for us. However, we need to make sure that creation (water, resources, animals, and land) is shared among all people.
Thursday: We steal from the poor when we fail to share what we have with them.
Friday: Employers also steal from workers when they don't pay them well or cut corners that endanger their life of dignity.

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0:00.0	You're listening to
0:07.4	Catholic Sprouts,
0:10.5	the daily podcast for Catholic kids that strives to plant seeds of faith.
0:30.2	Hey there, Sprouse. Today is Tuesday, October 17th, 2020. Today is also the feast day of a saint from the early church way, way back, even before the year 100. His name is St. Ignatius of Antioch. Very important. We remember him as a bishop,
0:42.7	but before that, he was a child, and legend tells us the St. Ignatius of Antioch was actually
0:50.8	one of those children that came to Jesus. Remember when the disciples were there and they were saying,
0:56.5	get these kids away?
0:58.2	And Jesus said, no, no, let the children come to me.
1:01.6	That St. Ignatius of Antioch was actually one of those kids.
1:05.4	Now, of course, he grew up.
1:07.6	He continued to be a follower of Jesus Christ.
1:10.3	And he actually was a disciple of St. John,
1:14.2	the evangelist. He lived with him, learned from him, and St. John the evangelist. He was one of the
1:21.5	early bishops. Remember, the disciples went out. They were those first bishops. They ordained priests, but they also ordained bishops. So St. Ignatius
1:31.5	of Antioch became a bishop with the very hands of St. John, the evangelist. So he was bishop in
1:39.9	the year 69, and in the year 107, a terrible persecution against the church broke out.
1:46.8	They killed many people in Antioch, but since he was the leader of the church, they actually made
1:53.1	St. Ignatius of Antioch start walking. He had to walk all the way to Rome, took a couple of ships,
2:00.1	but it took a long time.
2:01.7	They sent him there so that he could be killed in person for the emperor as public sport.
2:07.5	While he was writing, he made good use of his time.
2:10.4	St. Ignatius of Antioch wrote letters to the seven churches as he traveled,
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