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Dr. Scott Hahn, author of Breaking the Bread: A Biblical Devotional for Catholics, discusses Catholics in exile, the battle with the world, flesh, and devil, the consequences of abandoning metaphysics, fears, love, and blessings, navigating the transition from Anglicanism to Catholicism, scripture commentary and forgiveness, the complexity of forgiveness, Catholics leaving the Church, and the bodily assumption of Mary.

Dr. Scott Hahn, a renowned Catholic theologian and best-selling author, dives into the transformative power of Scripture and the Eucharist. He shares his journey from Presbyterianism to Catholicism, emphasizing the connections between the Old and New Testaments. Hahn explores the Christological insights of the synoptic Gospels and discusses the creation of a comprehensive Catholic Study Bible. He also critiques modern biblical scholarship and highlights the importance of faith, gratitude, and community in understanding and living out one's beliefs.

Dr. Scott Hahn and Rob Corzine discuss what a Year of Jubilee is and how to apply it in family life.

Scott Hahn and Larry Chapp discuss Pope Benedict XVI's emphasis on integrating Old and New Testaments, the performative aspect of Scripture in liturgy, the impact of Vatican II documents on faith, and the challenges in scholarly views on the Pentateuch. They also explore the historical criticism of the Pentateuch, Eucharistic exegesis in early Church practices, and the importance of connecting literary, historical, and theological aspects in biblical interpretation.

Dr. Scott Hahn, author and theologian, discusses sainthood, exile, and suffering in his new book 'Catholics in Exile'. Topics include the history of the Church in modern times, flourishing of sainthood during distress, and advice on how to endure suffering well.

Dr. Scott Hahn, a leading Catholic theologian and author, engages in a profound discussion about his book, highlighting the themes of exile and faith. He draws parallels between Jeremiah's struggles and the modern-day experience of many Catholics feeling disconnected. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community, prayer, and finding purpose in suffering. Hahn reminds listeners that true citizenship lies in heaven, celebrating the transformative power of faith during life's challenges and the eternal longing for divine union.

Dr. Scott Hahn, a best-selling author and theologian, dives deep into the rich relationship between the Book of Revelation and the Holy Eucharist. He reveals how early Christians viewed the Mass through Revelation's vivid imagery, enhancing our understanding of worship. Hahn unpacks the theological parallels between Moses and Jesus, emphasizing the Last Supper's significance. He shares his transformative journey from skepticism to embracing Catholicism, illustrating the profound impact of communal worship and the sustaining power of the Eucharist.

Dr. Scott Hahn and Rob Corzine discuss the importance of genealogy, focusing on St. Joseph's role in history. They explore the inclusion of women in Jesus' genealogy and Joseph's unique fatherhood. The podcast also delves into the intertwining theme of fatherhood in Ephesians, reflection on intentions, prayer, and St. Joseph's role in God's mission.

Exploring the impact of understanding the kingship of Christ on behavior in politics and economics, the divine design of the economy through the lenses of Sabbath and Jubilee, the pursuit of an ideal societal structure based on tradition and conversion, ancient scriptures' views on cities, the Catholic Church's social teachings on wages and family, challenges of post-Christian society, concepts of redemption and Jubilee, and property ownership through a familial lens.