Father Simon Says The Breath is a Sign of a Living Presence - October 8, 2026
Oct 8, 2026
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- (0:35) St. Pelagia and St. Nestor
- (3:01) Bible Study:
- Galatians 3:1-5 – Good works are necessary for salvation
- Luke 11:5-13 – The breath is a sign of a living presence
- Epistle
- Gospel
- (26:39) Letters:
- “The bodies of many were raised.” Why is this only in the gospel of Mathew?
- Was Mary assumed into heaven in a resurrected body?
- Why doesn’t the Catholic Church celebrate Hanukkah?
- Is the traditional nativity scene accurate?
- My friend is protestant and doesn’t believe the Catholic Church is the only Church.
- You can send your questions to Fr. Simon - [email protected]
- (37:25) Word of the Day - Deacon
- (39:49) Phones:
- Elizabeth - I don’t understand the instruction on the relics. Can you please explain? (39:56)
- Angus - A priest told me that if I wasn’t in the state of grace, I could say a quick act of contrition, receive the Eucharist, and then go to confession right after. Can you clarify? (42:39)
- Miguel – We were told that praying the St. Michael Prayer at the end of Mass doesn't add anything liturgically. What are your thoughts? (44:55)
- Elizabeth – I want to say how much I missed you, and I am happy we will have you for 90 minutes. (48:00)