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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, a renowned biblical scholar and the Chair of Biblical Theology at Franciscan University, shares his journey from Protestant ministry to Catholicism. He discusses the creation of the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible, emphasizing its role in making Scripture accessible. Hahn explores Christ's early teachings, the transformative 'Emmaus effect,' and interpretations of biblical prophecies concerning the end times. Listeners are encouraged to deepen their understanding of the divine through collaborative scholarship and community worship.

In a captivating conversation, Dr. Scott Hahn shares his journey from a rebellious youth to a passionate Catholic theologian. He discusses the transformative power of Scripture and his encounters with the early Church Fathers. Hahn reveals how a powerful experience during Mass shifted his faith perspective, emphasizing the significance of the Eucharist. The dialogue also touches on the role of Mary in redemption and how personal struggles led to a deeper understanding of grace and community in faith. Lastly, he highlights essential resources for enriching spiritual growth.

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 Professor of Biblical Theology and renowned for his conversion story, dives deep into the significance of Mary as the Ark of the New Covenant. He connects biblical typology to Mary’s pivotal role, revealing her unique position in scripture. The discussion highlights the Exodus narrative, showing parallels with Mary's divine mission. Hahn also clarifies misconceptions surrounding papal authority and consecration to Jesus through Mary, ultimately emphasizing her essential role in faith and spiritual journeys.

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.