Gus is joined by Fr. Charles Trullols, who is the director of the Catholic Information Center in Washington D.C. He shares his faith and vocation stories and then talks about their eucharistic procession through Washington D.C. on May 20th. It's part of Pope Francis' Eucharistic Revival, which seeks to help Catholics, Christians and everyone else in their understanding that Jesus is truly present, body, blood, soul and divinity, in the eucharist.
Later, Gus is joined by his bride Michelle to talk about their grandsons, Wyatt and Beckett, making their first holy communions on Saturday. She talks about the gifts they gave them, many of which were sports-faith themed. She also talks with Gus about their Danube River Pilgrimage in September. There are a few seats still available so sign up now!
Also, in today's First Reading from Acts of the Apostles, Paul and Barnabas travel to Lystra and heal a crippled man. Because the natives were polytheists, they believed the two were gods and began calling them Zeus and Hermes. Paul and Barnabas told them they were of the same human nature and shared the Gospel of Jesus with them. Gus talks about Paul and Barnabas' display of humility and plays an excerpt from the audio version of his book Magnetic Christianity that covers humility and the Catholic Church's teaching on it.
And it's Monday so Gus does a couple rounds of Tell Me Something Good with listeners.
Anne, the videos we purchased for our grandkids FHC gifts were: Champions of Faith Baseball Edition, Champions of Faith The Bases of Life and Champions of Faith Collectors Edition. They are available on Amazon.
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Good morning!
Please tell me the gifts Michelle and Gus gave their grandsons for First Communion, especially the sports figures CD’s. I didn’t catch the titles.
And how do I access program replays on Sirius? Gus mentions replays, not sure if it’s on phone app.
Thank you,
Anne
Thank you,
Anne