Don't Come Dying to See Me

Catholic Stuff You Should Know

J. 10 Initiative

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 5 September 2024

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Join Fr. Sean and Fr. Jacob as they discuss the differences between Last Rites and the Anointing of the Sick. Their discussion provides valuable insights and tips on how to ensure timely and appropriate pastoral care.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Catholic Stuff You Should Know, a J10 initiative. Hello and welcome back to the podcast this is Father Jacob and this is
0:20.1	Reverend Conroy also known as Rev Con 2.
0:24.7	Rev Con 2, not to be confused with Rev Con 1, which is Father Christopher Concedine.
0:29.7	I almost call him Sean Concedine.
0:32.1	I don't think that. Father Sean Conroy and Father Sean Conroy and Father Sean Consteadine
0:35.6	Father Chris Consteadine.
0:37.0	Pastor of St Thomas Aquinas. St Thomas Aquinas.
0:43.0	Sacred Heart of Thomas Aquinas in Boulder.
0:47.0	Reverend Khan 2.
0:49.0	3.
0:50.0	Yeah, that was a nickname David Hall gave us.
0:53.1	RevCon 1 and RevCon 2.
0:55.1	Very clever.
0:55.6	So yes, this is Catholic stuff you should know.
0:57.7	We are off to a great start.
0:59.8	You're listening to this sometime in the latter part of September.
1:03.0	No, early part, September 5th.
1:05.2	Well, you can still be listening though.
1:06.6	I don't know.
1:06.9	You listen whenever you want.
1:08.2	I hope you're listening to this in 2042 years from now.
1:13.4	Rev-Con 2 has become Bishop-Con 2.
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