Called to Communion

Explore how Jesus's connections with different Jewish sects shaped his teachings. Delve into the Enlightenment's profound influence on modern theology and the concept of evil as a mere absence of God. The discussion also highlights the significance of contemplative practices in the Carmelite tradition and the role of cemeteries in remembering the deceased. Addressing modern challenges, the hosts emphasize respectful dialogue surrounding contemporary moral issues while staying true to traditional beliefs in Catholic education.

Dive into a thought-provoking discussion on how to interpret Genesis through a Catholic lens, balancing literal and spiritual insights. Explore the transformative nature of grace as it contrasts with Protestant beliefs, and how genuine commitment to faith supports personal struggles. Delve into the significance of Old Testament sacrifices and their meanings today, while pondering God’s role in natural disasters. Each topic encourages reflection on belief, identity, and the complexities of faith in modern life.

Explore the concept of invincible ignorance and the moral responsibilities tied to personal faith backgrounds. Delve into the relationship between happiness and Christian beliefs, highlighting how psychological factors can influence spiritual resilience. Additionally, the discussion tackles misconceptions about the Eucharist and the Church's stance on yoga, revealing deeper insights into Catholic teachings. Listeners will appreciate a humorous take on journeys through Catholic media and the significance of relics and the communion of souls.

Curious about the rapture? Dive into discussions questioning its biblical basis and origins in 19th-century theology. Explore the importance of conscience in moral decision-making and understand why forgiveness is key. A captivating analogy reveals how focus—seen through the eyes of a golden retriever—can enhance our lives. Learn about the distinct identities of humans and angels after death, and navigate the complexities of faith, mixed marriages, and the interplay of grace and good works. This dialogue promotes open exploration of Catholic teachings.

Today Dr. Anders goes deep into the mail bag to answer your questions, Including: -Can we celebrate the Day of the Dead? -Talking about intercession prayers -Was John the Baptist in during the time when the baby boys were killed? -The difference in sins and many more. If you have a question you can email us ctc@ewtn.com

Today's Dr. Ander's takes your questions about the Catholic faith Including: -Talking Scrupulosity -Can a Catholic get a vasectomy? -Is God Friendly? -Is there a difference between paradise and heaven? and many more.

Discover how fundamentalism shapes perspectives within Catholicism and why a nuanced understanding matters. The discussion dives into what Mormons can learn from Catholic practices. Learn about the significance of relationship over mere religion in the Catholic faith. Explore unique insights into Catholic dating and the value of interfaith dialogue. Plus, listeners are encouraged to engage actively, sending in their faith questions for deeper exploration.

Which is the most important aspect of the Mass? Is it a Sacrifice? A Sacrament? Don't miss this 4th of July Mailbag of Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Paul's old and new theology? What to expect from a Catholic marriage? Soteriology? Join us for Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Dr. Anders' take on Jordan Peterson, basic Protestant apologetics, female deacons and more in today's Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.