CS 1783: N is for Natural Law: Tuesday

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🗓️ 21 January 2025

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Welcome back to our on-going series, the ABC's of the Catholic Faith. We are over half way done! This week we are on N, which stands for Natural Law. Although we will just scratch the surface of this topic, join us as we explore reason, the Divine Law giver, and Law.

+ MONDAY: What is Natural Law?

+ TUESDAY: Where did Natural Law com from?

+ WEDNESDAY: Natural Law is unchanging

+ THURSDAY: The 4 Types of Law

+ FRIDAY: Five Primary Precepts of Natural Law

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0:00.0	You're listening to
0:07.6	The Daily Podcasts
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0:13.5	that strives to plant seeds of faith.
0:31.0	Hey there, Spouts, today is Tuesday, January 21st, 2025. Today is also the feast day of St. Agnes. St. Agnes died in the year 305, kind of towards the end of the era of Christian persecution.
0:42.8	St. Agnes was a young girl. She belonged to a rich and elite Roman family. However, she came in
0:50.5	contact with Christians, realized that it was the true faith, and consecrated herself
0:55.5	to Jesus Christ. When she was 13, as was the custom at the time, many men came to her house
1:03.2	and asked for her hand in marriage, and she said no to them all because she had given herself
1:09.9	body and soul to Jesus Christ.
1:13.6	Of course, because of this, they were angry.
1:15.8	They turned her over to the authorities that tried to get her to renounce her faith.
1:21.2	She refused.
1:23.3	They did a number of very terrible things to her.
1:25.9	And yet God protected her.
1:28.3	In the end, she died a martyr for the faith, and she is remembered today, oftentimes,
1:34.5	holding a beautiful white lamb.
1:37.6	This lamb reminds us of purity and the very pure soul that we want to have when we enter heaven as well.
1:46.4	Now, this week on the Catholic Sprouts podcast, we are talking about natural law.
1:51.7	We are treading into some deep waters and pretending to be philosophers.
1:56.3	As we examine these natural laws that are written on our very souls that are shared among all
2:03.7	people and that help us understand in a rational way the existence of God and the life that
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