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Day 5: the Holy Spirit
A Journey to Mount Carmel
Fr. Kirby explains the biblical teachings on the Holy Spirit. At Pentecost, we’re called to welcome the Holy Spirit into our lives, and to obey his holy promptings and inspiration.
(30 minutes)
Fundamentalist Artist Converts to Catholicism
Catholics Come Home
While teaching art history at an (anti Catholic) Baptist College, Jim Craft realized most of the ancient art was “Catholic,” and began researching the Catholic Church’s history.
(30 minutes)
To Beak Or Not to Beak
The Roamin’ Catholic
Pete and Rob discuss the ten commandments, the importance of the fourth commandment and are go on a mission to discover the significance of fatherhood during an emergency for Pete.
(30 minutes)
Exile of Mary Magdalene
Examine how history gives a reasonable account of Mary Magdalene's exile in France, including a look at what is generally accepted as her hermit cave in the cliff of St. Baume and how it reveals the spirituality of a woman who truly loved Christ.
(60 minutes)
Charbel
An intimate biography of St. Charbel Makhluf, a Lebanese monk known as a healer and miracle worker. Living a solitary life, he dedicated himself fully to sharing and humility, uniting both Christians and Muslims.
(120 minutes)
Blessed - the Martyrs of Compiegne
Discover the story behind the 16 members of the Carmel of Compiegne, France, martyred during the French Revolution, in this documentary recounting their brave sacrifice for peace.
(60 minutes)
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