CS 1617: Kerygma Part 4: Reorient Your Life

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🗓️ 11 July 2024

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

This week we are continuing our journey through the seven truths of the Kerygma. We are on the fourth truth: Reorient your life and believe in the Gospel. Join us as we explore the way we respond to God's love and His work to save us from the power of sin and death.

+ MONDAY: God acts first. We just respond.

+ TUESDAY: Leave behind sin

+ WEDNESDAY: Accept Mercy

+ THURSDAY: Believe in the Gospel

+ FRIDAY: Place Christ at the Center of your life.

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0:00.0	You're listening to
0:08.0	Cat's Sprout!
0:10.0	The daily podcast for Catholic kids that strives to plant seeds of faith.
0:31.1	Hey there, sproutsouts. Today is Thursday, November 11th, 2024. Today is also the feast day of a super important saint, Saint Benedict, the original Saint Benedict. He lived back in the 4 and 500s in Italy. There are lots of
0:40.8	great stories that we could tell about St. Benedict, but he had a twin sister named Scholastica,
0:46.1	whom he was very close with. When he was a young man, he went, he left home, and he was just so
0:52.6	disappointed by the world he lived in.
0:57.3	All of the sin, all the people saying they were Christian, but not really living a very Christian life.
1:02.6	Maybe it sounds a little bit like the world that we live in.
1:05.8	Well, he reacted by actually going and living in a cave for a long time as a hermit where he meditated on
1:12.3	scripture and slowly wrote a rule for life. This rule for life was used in monasteries. It
1:19.4	continues to be used in monasteries today. And the motto of the Benedictine order, which he founded,
1:25.8	is Ora et Labora, pray and work.
1:32.7	So it's this life that really revolves around equal parts of prayer and work, living in community,
1:40.3	practicing poverty, hospitality, charity, all of these things. He founded a very famous monastery,
1:48.4	that is still a monastery to this day. His sister founded a monastery for women that also followed
1:54.6	her brother's rule, and they continue to be good friends until the very end of their lives.
2:00.2	There are many miracles attributed
2:02.1	to St. Benedict, and he truly is a saint that changed the face of the earth by establishing monasteries.
2:11.4	No, this week we are talking about the fourth truth of the corigma. Then we need to reorient our
2:16.9	lives and believe in the gospel.
2:19.3	Today, we are talking about very, very, just exactly that, believing in the gospel.
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