Kresta in the Afternoon – June 28, 2021 – Hour 1
Al continues his look at Reconciliation and the Eucharist and Pastor James Ward overcomes the “Victim Mentality.”
Kresta Comments: Reconciliation, The Eucharist and the Priesthood
Al takes an extended commentary to look at what the Church says about Reconciliation, penance and the Eucharist and how it applies to our conversation on politicians receiving Communion.
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Who’s Really Weaponizing the Eucharist?
A Response to the Statement of Principles
Collegiality and Eucharistic Integrity
Benedict XVI to mark 70 years as priest with brother’s choir
JPII: Reconciliation and Penance
The Eucharist as Source and Summit of Evangelization in the Recent Magisterium
Catholic Politicians, Abortion and the Eucharist
Wanted: ‘Eucharistic Missionaries’
The Sacrament of Reconciliation, the Needed Sacrament
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Overcoming the Victim Mentality
After the Jacob Blake shooting last summer, we spoke with his mother’s pastor, James Ward, who is becoming an important voice for greater racial justice and healing. As he has pointed out, we have a “sin problem, not a skin problem,” that stops us from achieving peace. He joins us again to discuss his work and what it means to have a “zero victim” mentality.
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