The Patrick Madrid Show: August 29, 2024-Hour 2

The Patrick Madrid Show

Relevant Radio

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 590 Ratings

🗓️ 29 August 2024

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Patrick in this hour shares the story of St. Teresa of Avila being incorrupt still, and about women priests and deaconesses

Patrick shares a story of St. Teresa of Avila’s bound is still incorrupt after 442 years after her death (0:52) https://www.romereports.com/en/2024/08/29/st-teresa-of-avilas-tomb-reopened-110-years-later-her-body-remains-incorrupt/

Deedee- You said that people should be taking communion on the tongue instead of the hand. Why is that? (7:59)

Sean- Why does God send us to hell if he loves us? (18:38)

Holly- I am going to a Mass from an Assyrian Church of the East. Can we receive communion there? (20:43)

Yollie- I have given Lourdes Water to many people and that can cure. (23:13)

Annette- My son thinks that because the Church is the bride of Christ that is why Priests marry the Church and that is why Women can't become priest because they can't marry a bride. What do you think? (29:30)

Essay Recommendation, Dr. Joyce Little “Women and Ordination”: https://media.christendom.edu/1987/08/women-and-ordination/

And Apostolic Letter from St. John Paul II about Priestly Ordination for men: https://www.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/apost_letters/1994/documents/hf_jp-ii_apl_19940522_ordinatio-sacerdotalis.html

Randi-What do you think about Deaconesses being part of the early Church? (42:07)

Book Recommendation about Deaconesses: https://ignatius.com/deaconesses-deacp/

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0:00.0	compelling insights unpredictable conversations encouragement for your day it's the patrick madrid
0:15.8	show on relevant radio hey welcome back and this as lady just said, this is the Patrick Madrid Show.
0:23.4	Tell all your friends.
0:24.8	Tell the people back home in the old country.
0:27.2	If you come from the old country,
0:28.6	tell them to download the Relevant Radio app on their phone so they can listen to.
0:32.3	Anywhere in the world.
0:33.5	It's awesome.
0:34.7	Relevant Radio has the number one free Catholic app in the world, bar none. So please spread the word. So here's the big news. You ready? You ready, Patrick? Patrick A-Log, that is. You ready? Yes, I am. Okay, I can see. You look anxious. Anticipatory. So here goes. St. Teresa of Avala. She's a doctor of the church. She was a reformer
0:57.2	of the Carmelite order. And this is a quote from a person on Twitter who broke the news.
1:05.4	Actually, I think a bunch of people broke the news. Long story short, the church reopened her tomb after the last time that the
1:16.3	tomb had been opened, and that was in 1914, and that was opened after her body had been interred
1:25.6	back in 1582. okay, and they opened the tomb again to inspect her
1:33.7	body and it is incorrupt, incorrupt. So over 400 years have gone by, roughly, let's say,
1:42.2	450 years, and her body is incorrupt as if she
1:47.0	were merely asleep. Now, explain that. How do you explain that? Well, I would say as a Catholic,
1:55.3	the explanation is that Almighty God has done this with her body as a way to demonstrate her holiness.
2:03.6	Now, not all saints have incorrupt bodies, that's true.
2:05.8	Some do, for some reason.
2:08.7	Is this a naturally occurring phenomenon that a body should stay intact and incorrupt for hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years? Well, the answer is no.
2:24.4	It's not typical. We can put it that way. And I would defy science and scientists. I love science.
2:34.0	I love scientists. I appreciate what they do. Don't get me wrong. I'm all about science and scientists. I love science. I love scientists.
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