Kresta in the Afternoon – January 10, 2018 – Hour 2
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+ Kresta Comments: Living and Dying with Heroic Virtue
+ The Coming Papal Year
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Dr. Matthew Bunson
Matthew Bunson is a Senior Contributor to EWTN News and the National Catholic Register and a Senior Fellow at St Paul Center for Biblical Theology. He’s the author or co-author of more than 50 books including the first English-language biography of Pope Francis and The Encyclopedia of Catholic History. Follow him on twitter at MattBunson. Register Radio airs Saturdays at 7 pm and Sundays at 11 am.
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+ How the Rosary can Restore Order
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- Description: We live hectic lives in a chaotic world. Everywhere we look there’s confusion that fogs the mind, unsettles the soul and can ultimately lead to poor decisions. How can we restore order? One way is by praying the Rosary. We’ll talk about rediscovering the Rosary with Matthew Kelly.
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Matthew Kelly
Matthew Kelly is the founder of the Dynamic Catholic Institute and the author of several books including Rediscover the Rosary, Rediscover Jesus and the Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic. Visit dynamiccatholic.com.
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Rediscover the Rosary: The Modern Power of an Ancient Prayer
We live hectic lives in a chaotic world. All this can lead to a confusion that fogs the mind, unsettles the soul, and leads to poor decisions. Amidst such chaos and confusion, we long to hear God’s voice with greater clarity. God wants to put things in order. He wants to rearrange our priorities. If we let him, we will be happier than we ever thought possible in this lifetime, and finally then we will come to know the peace for which we all yearn, but so few of us ever find. Our Catholic spirituality is constantly inviting us to establish the deep roots of order in our lives, and one of the best ways I know to do that is by praying the Rosary. The Rosary works. It’s a very powerful way to pray. There is just something about it that settles our hearts and minds. It puts everything in perspective and allows us to see things as they really are. It reaches deep down into our souls and puts us at ease, creating a peace that is rare and beautiful. When I pray the Rosary, I am a better person. It makes me a better son, brother, husband, father, employer, neighbor, citizen, and member of the human family. It teaches me to slow down, calm down, let go, surrender, and listen. The Rosary teaches me how to simply be, and that is not a small or insignificant lesson. It is the perfect prayer for busy people in a busy, noisy, confused world. But don’t take my word for it. Try it for yourself. Develop a habit of praying the Rosary, and discover the treasures of this powerful, ancient prayer. (learn more)
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