Last week, when Gus was talking with listeners about their Easter experiences, a few called in to share their joy over their spouse’s conversion and coming into full communion at the Easter vigil mass. Gus invites listeners to call in if they have a non-Catholic spouse or if they’re not Catholic and married to one and how that’s been for them.
Later, Catholic theologian and retired seminary professor Dr. Janet Smith calls in to talk about the machinations of the upcoming Papal Conclave, some of the issues concerning her leading into it and how the process works. Afterwards, Gus asks listeners to call in and share how important a pope is in their spiritual lives, on a scale of zero to 10 with zero being not at all and 10 being extremely important.
Since being Baptiste a twin brother for all these years and alter boys.
My parents set what it meant to be CATHOLIC and to pray the rosary and SUNDAY mass. MY EXTENDED LOVE TO SERVE OTHERS HAS IT REWARDS.
NOW MY PARENTS GONE TO THE LORD I FIND ITS NOT JUST AN ACT! IT WHO I TALK TO AT NIGHT AND WHEN I COME TO THE DAILY MASS.
ITS NOT FOR SHOW BUT AN ACT OF LOVE AND THANKSGIVING THROUGH THE GOOD DAYS AND THE HARD DAYS AS WELL. JESUS IS AT MY SIDE THE GOOD AND THE BAD. MIKE