Episode 267: Stop Ringing the Bell

You Were Born for This with Fr. John Riccardo

ACTS XXIX

Detroit, Catholic, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Evangelization, Fr. John Riccardo, Parish Transformation, Acts Xxix

4.9 • 624 Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2024

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Fr. John and Mary welcome Fr. Mark Moriarty from Ireland and together they break open the great grace that is the Sacrament of Confession that restores us to communion with God and one another.

Leviticus 13:1-2, 44-46

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0:00.0	Hey, everybody.
0:06.7	Welcome to you were born for this podcast with Father John Ricardo, Mary Guilfoyle.
0:11.3	We're a couple of missionaries at Acts 29.
0:13.6	This is the podcast where we talk about the Word of God,
0:15.7	especially the first reading at Mass on Sundays,
0:17.7	and how it can bring renewal transformation and hope to our lives,
0:24.1	Maria.
0:25.1	How you doing?
0:25.6	Pod today.
0:26.3	I'm doing very well.
0:27.5	We have a special guest.
0:29.0	We're three today.
0:30.2	We're not the Trinity, but we're almost the Trinity because.
0:32.6	Oh, I don't think we're even close to the Trinity.
0:34.0	Boom.
0:34.4	Look out for the lightning.
0:35.1	In the three only, Father John.
0:37.4	The fact that we are three.
0:38.5	We are three today because we have our friend from Ireland, back from Ireland.
0:43.4	Father Mark.
0:44.7	Father Mark Moriarty rather than Deacon Mark.
0:47.4	Hey, do, brother?
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