Meeting God In Prayer w/Fr. Timothy Gallagher | Chris Stefanick Show 

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He really is.

…but he doesn’t have kids. They can sure throw you into a tizzy. Ha! Seriously, I agree with you though. Each of person, no matter their calling in life, has challenges that can throw us off balance. He mentions technology and funding a balance. If we weren’t listening to this podcast, we couldn’t even enter into this discussion with one another. I agree, the gratitude list is soooo important. Remembering all the ways I have been loved can send me into the most loving frame of mind. What a great way to spend the day.

Teach your son about the the guardian angels and the job they have of protecting us. The first prayer I ever remember praying was the Hail Mary. I must’ve been only three or four, but I remember repeating each line after my mother. Her eyes were closed and I knew she was talking to someone I couldn’t see. I continued this practice with my own children and we always ended our nighttime prayers with,”keep our family in the circle of your love always and chase the devils away in the name of Jesus.”

I aspire for that kind of calm charisma.

Hugs. There is beauty and courage in small beginnings geared toward wholeness.

Maybe you need a job with better pay so you have time to spend in prayer. Or even on a lunch break five minutes per break. In your car on the way to work.

Olieveira,how will anyone learn unless they share openly,that they do not know how. I give him lots of credit🙏

That’s foreshadowing it happens a lot in the Bible.

@@gdiaz9927 foreshadowing? Why not writing drawing on previous texts to asset authenticity But if you are correct: that is an awful lot of foreshadowing. About every word uttered by Jesus is taken from Hebrew text. The story is essentially a retelling of Moses and Joshua story, with quite a bit reminisces of the Ilid. What are the odds this is history as oppose the fiction based on myths. You would at least need some irresistible evidence of the historical events. Yet not a solitary Chronicle from the classic era describes Jesus, mission or miracles. This would be like believing Adam and Eve, Noah and Abraham were real people. I assume you except they were mythical which accords with Roman Catholic teaching.

@Russell Miles what roman catholic are you affiliated with because that information you wrote is definitely not Traditional Catholic teaching. And there is definitely proof of Jesus, and especially His Crucifixion. And lastly, there were hundreds of witnesses to ALL OF IT. Same as there being witnesses to any other events in past years. They didn't have cameras & videos obviously. Not sure of what type of proof you may be looking for but there's information out there on biblical times etc..

@@jusme2888 I married a pretty Irish lass. I learnt this stuff as an adult. I buried my wife and middle son according to Roman Catholic rites. The Church instructs that the Bible contains myths, legends and truth, which we much look to the Church leadership to understand. Adam and Even, Noah's Ark, Abraham, Joshua, the Tribes of Israel (of which there are 14 listed) are considered mythical stories with meaning. As for Jesus; the Sermon on the Mont is set early in Jesus’ mission in Galilee. However, this text relies on the Septuagint text showing it originated in Greek, not Hebrew or Aramaic. It draws on the Greek text of Deuteronomy and Leviticus. For example, the section on turning the other cheek and other aspects of legal pacifism “Ye have heard that it hath been said, An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth” (Matthew 5.38-42) has been redacted from the Greek text of Isaiah. 50.6-9. “I offered my back to those who beat me, my cheeks to those who pulled out my beard. I did not hide my face from mocking and spitting”. The literary structure of the Sermon can only have arisen from written text, not from spoken word. The Sermon on the mount is unlikely to come from a historical Jesus, but more likely text reflecting revelation and considered thought of early Christian scholars and leaders. As for eyewitness: neither Paul or Clement describe anything about Jesus's mission, family, preaching: only Revalation drawing on Hebrew texts. The Gospels are written anonymously and Mark the earliest is dated a generation after the story is set. It is also a retelling of Moses, Jacob and other classic stories. There word attributed to Jesus come from early texts.