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This week, David and Charlette discuss Jesus’ appearance to the disciples, with and without Thomas
Lisa and Jon check in on Easter, Jon whiffs an easy one from the glossary, and the conversation about Jesus, as presented in the catechism, continues.
This week, 2FAB explores the life and legacy of Catherine of Bologna, the aristocrat who joined the Poor Clare who was also a renowned author.
Special guest Demetreus Gregg joins as the team look deeply into the human thread that weaves through the Palm Sunday gospel and the consequences of when we dehumanize each other.
Luci and Jordan on the 15th century mystic and author Margery Kempe who may have written the first autobiography in English
We diss Hymnal 1982, learn about edifying tales and pious poetry, plus we continue with the catechism to talk about Jesus
This week Faith To Go formation team member Charlette Preslar and co-host Reverend Hannah Wilder talk about wheat, seeds, vulnerability and what we will be doing after Lent.
When is a sacrament really a sacrament? Plus we cap off our discussion of the catechism’s section on sin and redemption by talking about Jesus
Jayan Koshy joins as a special guest to talk about the life and legacy of the anchoress from Norwich
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