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If you die with a mortal sin, do you go to hell, and does one mortal sin send you to hell?, Atheists state that natural law can teach you to know right from wrong, so religion is unnecessary. What are your thoughts?, Will I know my spouse in Heaven?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with Fr. John Trigilio.
What is Opus Dei?, Will the Antichrist be able to raise the dead and heal?, Why are there no images of God the Father in Catholic Churches?, Does the term "Eucharist" also refer to the Precious Blood at Mass?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with Fr. John Trigilio.
It's Open Line Monday with Fr. John Trigilio. A listener asks what are #AshWednesday and #Lent?, is #God the Father required to work through the Holy Spirit?, an #IVF dilemma at work, and what would Fr. John do if he knew who the anti-Christ was? #Jesus #Christianity #Apologetics #Christian #Catholicism
Can you explain how Catholics understand magisterial authority?, How can we expect society to respect the Catholic Church as a source of morality with all their teachings against homosexuals?, Why did God create us if all we do is sin?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with host Fr. John Trigilio.
Why did Jesus grant the demons wish to be put into swine?, Do I need a spiritual director?, Can I take on the pain of others?, Why did God send his son to die?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with guest host Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers.
Why do I need the intercession of Mary and the Saints?, How can I unite my suffering to Christ's and put it to efficacious use?, Are archangels mentioned in the New Testament?, What did Jesus mean when he said not to lend money?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with Fr. John Trigilio!
Open Line Monday with Fr. John Trigilio - Monday 3 ET, Encores 10pm ET on EWTN Radio. How can you defend your faith? Fr. John Trigilio is here every Monday to help you! Call in with your apologetics questions.
How do we reconcile the timeline between the slaughter of innocents and the presentation at the Temple?, Where was the Holy Spirit prior to the New Testament?, How should I as a Catholic understand the Rapture?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with Fr. John Trigilio!
John Martignoni talks Catholic apologetics. What is the meaning of " World Without End"? How do I explain annulment to my Orthodox husband? Why do you call a priest Father when God is the Father? These are just some of the questions on todays show.
Join John Martignoni as he answers the question what did Jesus's accomplish on the cross and discusses other issues as well.
It's Open Line Monday with scriptural apologist, John Martignoni. Does the Church come from the #Bible, what is an #ApostolicPardon, plenary #indulgences, and how do you know #Catholic Church is the true Church? #Catholicism #Jesus #God #Christianity #Faith
Do some OT verses about homosexuals contradict Church teaching, as well as the Ten Commandments and Natural Law?, 2nd Samuel 7:14, is this scripture the reason why Bartimeas said, “Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me?”, What is Advent?, Why do Catholics pray to Mary?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with scriptural apologist John Martignoni.
Can you explain Purgatory?, Where did the concept of God come from?, Who was Melchizedek?, Were there any benefits from the Reformation?, How did the Church stay together after so many Popes were martyred?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with scriptural apologist John Martignoni.
What is the Catholic perspective on James 2:24?, What was the purpose of the Old Testament law?, Does scripture tell us what the afterlife will be like?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with scriptural apologist John Martignoni.
In Luke 1:47, Mary says, “My Lord and my Savior.” Why does she need a Savior if she is free from sin?, What was in the Ark of the Covenant?, Should we literally interpret Genesis? Must all Catholics believe in the literal interpretation of Genesis?, When Pontius Pilate washed his hands of Jesus’ fate, was he cleared of guilt or responsibility?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with scriptural apologist John Martignoni.
Can a Catholic drink alcohol?, What is the meaning of Matthew 7:1-5?, How was Mary preserved from sin?, What does faith without works mean?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with scriptural apologist John Martignoni.
How can I debunk "once saved always saved"?, Through Him, with Him, and in Him, what does in mean?, How can I be more effective at apologetics?, What is the meaning of Hebrews 6:4?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with scriptural apologist John Martignoni.
What is the significance of the 3-5,000 men being fed not including the women and children?, Was Christ born with superhuman knowledge?, What is redemptive suffering?, If a person is in a state of mortal sin, do their prayers get heard by God?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with scriptural apologist John Martignoni.
I heard a protestant radio host say that the Pope does not receive private revelations. That everything that God wished to be known is found in scripture. Is this true?, In yesterday’s first reading from Isaiah 25:6-10, was he talking about Heaven?, In different places in the gospels, Peter is referred to as Simon, son of Jonah, and Simon, son of John. Which is it? Who is his father?, How can I speak with my Protestant friends about Mary as the woman in the Revelation?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with scriptural apologist John Martignoni.
What does it mean when it says God hardened pharaoh's heart? Does it take away from his free will or make repentance for pharaoh more difficult?, Given that all believers are indwelt by the Spirit if God, why the need to ingest what is said to be the body and blood of Christ in the Eucharist? Is the Holy Spirit not good enough?, and more on today's Open Line Monday with scriptural apologist John Martignoni.
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