CS 1611: Kerygma Part 3: Jesus Died and Rose To Save You From Sin and Death

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🗓️ 4 July 2024

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This week we are continuing our journey through the seven truths of the Kerygma. We are on the third truth: Jesus Christ died and rose from the dead to save you from sin and death. Join us as we explore the single most important event in history and how it impacted not only the world, but You.

+ MONDAY: Jesus Christ's death and resurrection are REAL historical events.

+ TUESDAY: Jesus's death on the cross is the single greatest act of love.

+ WEDNESDAY: Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God

+ THURSDAY: God and His Plan to Save Us

+ FRIDAY: Jesus Christ, the Redeemer

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0:00.0	You're listening to
0:07.6	Catholic sprouts
0:09.6	The daily podcast for Catholic kids that strives to plant seeds of faith.
0:31.0	Hey there, sprouts. Today is Thursday, July 4th, 20204. Happy Independence Day, if you were listening in the United States. We are talking about the corigma this month. We are talking about the third truth that Jesus
0:40.0	died to save us from sin. Before we get to that, though, I'd like you to wish you a very happy
0:46.6	feast day. Today is the feast day of prayer, Giorgio Fasotti. He is blessed technically
0:52.9	right now. But his canonization has been scheduled. If you
0:57.8	haven't heard this, he will be canonized about a year from now during the Jubilee year of
1:03.2	2025. He was called by Pope St. John Paul II, the man of the beatitudes. And he died when he was only 24 years old.
1:14.2	Pierre Giorgio Fasadi, he lived a hundred years ago in Italy in the town of Turin, mostly.
1:20.9	He was very athletic, loved outdoor activities like climbing and skiing. He was a good student. He had decided to be an engineer so that he
1:30.0	could help people. He also did so many secret acts of charity. He would oftentimes give away
1:37.3	the money he had to ride the bus so that other people could buy food and then he would have to walk.
1:43.3	He just tried to help as many
1:45.9	people as possible. Unfortunately, he contracted polio when he was 24 years old and died very quickly.
1:54.2	His parents who had a very hard marriage and were also not very interested in the faith,
2:00.7	they were astounded when at his
2:03.3	funeral, hundreds of people showed up and told them about the incredible secret acts of charity
2:10.1	that this young man had done for them. And in the years to come, their marriage was renewed,
2:15.7	and they both fell in love with Jesus and the Catholic
2:18.8	Church. And like I said, Pierre, Giorgio Fasotti, he has another miracle attributed to him,
2:25.2	and he will be a full-blown saint very soon. Now, if you will please join me in our July
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