CS 895: 1-26-22: Five Great Saints We are Celebrating this Week!: Wednesday

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🗓️ 26 January 2022

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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.
0:40.0	Hey there, sprouts. Today is WSproutts. Today is Wednesday, January 26th, 2020. Today is also the feast day of two saints from the early church, Saints Timothy and Titus. Now, all week we're talking about saints that are celebrating feast days this week. On Monday was the feast day of St. Francis de Sales, who lived in the 15 and 1600s during
0:46.3	the Protestant Reformation. Yesterday was the feast of the conversion of St. Paul, and it makes
0:53.4	perfect sense that today we should talk about
0:56.0	two men that were baptized at the hand of St. Paul, that were part of the early church,
1:03.6	and that they contributed to St. Paul's work of being in Christianity to eventually, through other generations, to the whole world.
1:14.1	So these two men were Timothy and Titus.
1:17.0	So first of all, Timothy.
1:19.0	Timothy has a real cool story about how our family can bring us into the faith.
1:24.7	So first of all, Timothy's grandmother, whose name was Lois, she converted to Christianity
1:30.3	through the preaching of St. Paul and was baptized. She told her daughter, who was Jewish.
1:36.6	She, of course, wanted to be Christian, too, so she was baptized, and eventually Timothy was baptized
1:43.2	by St. Paul. Timothy also was ordained a priest,
1:48.0	eventually, and he also became a bishop. Now, the bishops of the early church were very different
1:55.0	than we see a bishop today. They weren't big cathedrals built, and there also weren't these big institutions.
2:04.6	You know, they didn't have a lot of people working for them or a secretary. A bishop at the time
2:10.4	did mostly their work by traveling around, by looking over a few communities, and they really were who the apostles had handed on the
2:22.0	blessing of Christ through. So Timothy did that work. He also was a great friend of St. Paul.
2:29.8	One of the beautiful things that we see through both Timothy and Titus is that the early Christian
2:36.7	church was based on friendship, on this loving friendship.
2:42.9	Paul talks very respectfully and lovingly of these two men.
2:47.2	He asks them to do some dangerous, risky things, but he asks them out of love and respect.
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