CS 628: 1-8-21: Friday: The Domestic Church

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🗓️ 8 January 2021

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0:00.0	You're listening to Catholic Sprouts, the daily podcast for Catholic kids that strives to plant seeds of faith.
0:23.9	Hey there, Sprouts.
0:27.9	Today is Friday, January 8th, 2021.
0:41.3	This week on the Catholic Sprouts podcast, we have been looking to the example of some incredible American and Canadian saints for how we are called to live within our domestic church.
0:48.3	Through the example of Mother Seton, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, we have been reminded that mothers are called to pattern their lives after our blessed mother. Through the example of St. Nauman, St. John Nauman, we have been reminded
0:57.4	that fathers speak the special language of their families, just like God, the father,
1:04.3	and are called to be protectors like St. Joseph. To the example of St. Andre Beset, a great
1:10.7	Canadian saint, we were reminded that we are all
1:13.9	children of God, especially within our domestic church, and that we are called to be humble and to
1:19.6	rely on God completely. Now, yesterday we spoke about the liturgy of the home since our families were created by God
1:30.2	and because through our family life, we encounter the love and blessing of God.
1:36.3	What happens within our homes is a liturgy.
1:41.3	And it is only through interaction, repeated interaction, repeated lessons of sacrificial love and
1:47.8	forgiveness that we learn the most important lessons in life. Now today I am going to give you
1:56.2	the how. How do we really live in a domestic church? I know that that term, domestic church,
2:08.4	might sound a little bit scary, a little bit something that your family might not quite be able to
2:13.9	do, but that's a lie. Every family, every family that is open to it can become a domestic
2:22.7	church. And it's very simple. Are you ready? The real key to becoming a domestic church is to
2:33.7	talk to each other about the faith. It's that simple.
2:40.3	To become a domestic church, all you need to do is regularly talk to each other about the faith.
2:48.7	Now, maybe your parents are listening and they're thinking, but I don't know
2:53.8	the faith as well as I should. That doesn't matter. You can share your questions, your thoughts,
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