Father Simon Says - June 24, 2024 - Solemnity of John the Baptist

Father Simon Says

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7d ago 51:11

MP3•Maison d'episode

(2:47) Bible Study:
- Father talks about Saint John the Baptist

(19:43) Break 1

(20:24) Letters:
- Father answers why deacons can be married, how Jesus experienced God the Father and gender roles, what it means to be in communion,

(32:33) Break 2

(33:29) Word of the Day:
- Solemnity
(38:59) Phones:
- Bill - Gen 1:3 What did he mean by light when he says let there be light? What kind of light is he talking about?
- Nathan - when was the pope recognized as the pope. I heard they went to constitute instead of the Pope back in the day. Why did they do that and when did it change?

Chapitres

1. Father Simon Says - June 24, 2024 - Solemnity of John the Baptist (00:00:00)

2. Bible Study (00:02:47)

3. Break 1 (00:19:43)

4. Letters (00:20:24)

5. Break 2 (00:32:33)

6. Word of the Day (00:33:29)

7. Phones (00:38:59)

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Father Simon Says - June 24, 2024 - Solemnity of John the Baptist

Father Simon Says

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published 7d ago

MP3•Maison d'episode

(2:47) Bible Study:
- Father talks about Saint John the Baptist

(19:43) Break 1

(20:24) Letters:
- Father answers why deacons can be married, how Jesus experienced God the Father and gender roles, what it means to be in communion,

(32:33) Break 2

(33:29) Word of the Day:
- Solemnity
(38:59) Phones:
- Bill - Gen 1:3 What did he mean by light when he says let there be light? What kind of light is he talking about?
- Nathan - when was the pope recognized as the pope. I heard they went to constitute instead of the Pope back in the day. Why did they do that and when did it change?