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In this episode of What is Truth?, Jonathon Fessenden interviews Dan Schneider on his Liber Christo Method: Marian Devotion, Generational Sin, and Working with Fr. Ripperger (February 2, 2025) 00:00 Intro 01:45 Cannon Law Devotion to Mary 06:30 Spiritual Combat 10:55 Mary is called woman, and why 22:30 Catholic walkaways-Understanding the Eucharist 28:00 ad orientum 34:51 Eucharistic Ministers and the Novus Ordo 40:43 The Millenial Uprising Toward Traditional Values 42:22 Breathing Modernist Air 42:37 The Laying of Hands on Another 50:23 Generational Sin 58:37 Occult Backgrounds In the Family 1:08:56 Ending Talk

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In this episode of What is Truth? Jonathon Fessenden interviews Joseph Freymann on his book Summa Apologetica: Catholic Apologetics and Moral Questions (January 31, 2025) Summa Apologetica is for adults and mature teens. It is specifically designed for a year-long course in Catholic Apologetics at the late high-school or early-college level. The book contains 160 questions and answers on Catholicism, Christianity, and faith in general. There are six categories: Natural Apologetics, Christian Apologetics, Catholic Apologetics, Historical Apologetics, Moral Apologetics and General Questions. The book is based on the philosophy and theology of St. Thomas Aquinas, as well as magisterial documents and the writings of authors whose views are consistent with sound Catholic theology. In each answer, scriptural verses appear in bold print for quick reference. The study questions at the end of each chapter are helpful for classroom discussions, quizzes and tests. This textbook has a digital companion, available in the App Store and the Google Play Store. It is a mobile app called Appologetics, written by the same author and containing the same content, a helpful pocket resource for convenience and quick reference. Summa Apologetica: Catholic Apologetics and Moral Questions by Joseph Freymann | En Route Books and Media

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In this episode of What is Truth?, Jonathon Fessenden interviews Edward Byrne on his book  In Whom I Am Well Pleased. (January 11, 2025) Your child’s suicide feels like the biggest parental failure of all.  Any parent wants to be prepared for the worst, but no one ever anticipates the horror actually happening until it is too late.  In alternating chapters, this memoir chronicles Matt Byrne’s youth and growth into an All-American boy, and subsequent fall from grace as PTSD from his dream job as FDNY firefighter spiraled him toward substance abuse and depression.  A cautionary tale, In Whom I Am Well Pleased seeks to give families the heads up needed to avoid similar loss, or additional strength to survive it, if inevitable. In Whom I Am Well Pleased by Edward T. Byrne | En Route Books and Media

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In this episode of What is Truth?, John Fessenden interviews Dan Burke on his Conversion from Judaism to Catholicism and his Evangelization of the Jews. (December 28, 2024)

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Join Jonathon Fessenden for a profound discussion with Exorcist Msgr. Stephen Rossetti as we delve into the spiritual realms of generational spirits and curses. In this enlightening session, Msgr. Rossetti sheds light on the concept of "Soul Ties" and the power of renunciation prayers. Learn how these spiritual elements can affect our lives and discover the steps to break free from these ties and curses. Whether you're seeking spiritual healing or simply curious about these topics, this video offers valuable insights and guidance. Topics Covered: Understanding generational spirits and curses The nature and impact of soul ties Effective renunciation prayers Personal stories and experiences from Msgr. Rossetti's work Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and click the notification bell to stay updated on our latest content. Share this video with those who might benefit from this powerful message. 

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In this episode of "What is Truth?" entitled "Uncovering the Secrets of Stigmata," Jonathon Fessenden discusses The Stigmatists with renowned author Paul Kengor to delve into his latest book, The Stigmatists. Together, they explore the mysterious phenomenon of stigmata—marks resembling the wounds of Christ—that has appeared on some of the most devoted and enigmatic figures in Catholic history. Kengor shares his research on the lives of stigmatists, the profound spiritual experiences they endured, and the significance of these miracles in the Catholic faith. This discussion reveals both the historical and theological depth behind stigmata, inviting viewers to reflect on the mystery and grace within these miraculous signs.

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In this episode of I Thought You'd Like to Know, Jonathon Fessenden of Missio Dei interviews Fr. Patrick Resen and Dcn. Mike Plese on their upcoming Tour to Ireland and Scotland (June 13, 2024) Trip Store (proximotravel.com)