Q&A September 28, 2026: Did the Apparition of Mary Happen? Concupiscence vs Temptation? More.

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• MI

  @mikelilley · 1 day ago

  Wow, amazing.  As an Anglican, I absolutely love the Q&A's from Fr Wolfmueller and Fr. Packer.  You guys never shy away from the tough questions.  You both are a blessing to Christ's Church.  I always learn so much!  This episode in particular cleared up questions I have about the RCC, the eucharist and the blood of Christ. Thank you... thank you very much for the insight.  Spreading the Gospel!

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• SG

  @sgray5979 · 1 day ago

  I would love to hear more Catholic vs Lutheran questions.. I love my Catholic brothers and sisters . You handle this with such humility and grace

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• IN

  @InvaderHog · 10 hours ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSwBugJCImI&amp;t=2891">48:11</a> this really means a lot to me- my father suffered serious religious trauma and household abuse as a child and so he wanted nothig to do with religion so at forst we weren&apos;t raised with anything but my grabdmother really pushed us to be Lutheran so he decided not to interfere. He went to church for Christmas pageants and Easter shows but he wanted nothing to do with it at home. For the longest time I was afraid that he would never be saved but when he and mother retired and moved to a new church and she had health issues, he wanted to help so he went with her to normal services for the first time in 50 years and God spoke to him in ways that he had never heard and fpr the first time in my life he was excited to go to church and he started praying! We cant know how God will work in our lives but even the most stubborn hearts can be moved by His grace and that has always made me hope for those who remain outaide of the faith

• SG

  @sgray5979 · 1 day ago

  This was such a blessing to me!! <br>You answered so many questions I have ! I’m Catholic by marriage ( 23 year old bride) .. <br>I’m seriously planning on converting to Lutheran. 65 now.. every time I think to just stay Catholic.. my conscious won’t let me .. I’ve been researching for the last 10 years . Listening to different views , debates, .<br>I can get on board with the Marion dogmas.. could be true.. But purgatory ? Nope. It doesn’t make sense to me . &nbsp;And don’t get me started on merits . &nbsp;And praying to saints and novenas.. <br>I think that Christs gift wasn’t meant to be that difficult to accept . &nbsp;It’s a gift after all..<br>Anyway.. pray for me .

• LC

  @lc-mschristian5717 · 1 day ago

  Thank y&apos;all!

• MA

  @marlam8625 · 1 day ago

  I believe her immaculate heart is connected with the battle and strife that God gave as punishment to Satan in the garden. In her grace filled state, she remains removed from his sin. So in his fury, he goes off to wage war against the rest of her children, those bear witness to Jesus and keep the commandments.

• SG

  @sgray5979 · 1 day ago

  Kombucha??😊

• SI

  @sillylilbit3517 · 1 day ago

  What is the title of the book Wolfmueller references?

• SI

  @Simplysunshine87 · 1 day ago

  Still exploring Lutheranism and reading the catechism—coming from evangelical/Pentecostal background. I’m really struggling with the answer given for the alcoholic and communion. How is this loving and not to be seen as legalistic? Shouldn’t the words be the most important and we try to be as close as possible—in which case grape juice and a GF cracker could be appropriate substitutes while being loving of our alcoholic brothers and sisters?