Catholic Answers Live #12434 The Trinity Simplified – The Eucharist and Saints - Karlo Broussard
Oct 29, 2025
Dr. Carlo Broussard, a Catholic apologist and author, dives deep into the complexities of faith. He simplifies the concept of the Trinity, explaining how three distinct persons coexist as one God. The discussion shifts to the significance of praying to saints, highlighting biblical support for intercession. Carlo elaborates on the importance of the Eucharist and its role in Catholic life. He also addresses misconceptions about confession and the necessity of community worship, providing clarity on vital doctrines.
AI Snips
Chapters
Books
Transcript
Episode notes
Tech Glitches And A Fallen Tree
- Carlo described unexpected technical troubles and a fallen tree at the chancery as humorous signs of a rough day.
- He joked about binding demons with the Precious Blood of Jesus to explain the mishaps.
One Divine Essence, Three Persons
- The Trinity is one divine essence shared by three distinct persons, not three separate spirits or modes of manifestation.
- The Holy Spirit is one person proceeding from the Father and the Son, and is spoken of as both the Spirit of the Father and the Spirit of the Son.
Why Modalism Fails Biblically
- Modalism (one God manifesting in three modes) contradicts New Testament evidence of distinct persons interacting.
- Jesus speaks to the Father and promises the Spirit to be sent, showing distinct persons yet one divine being.
