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Click the REX button for the latest episode.is a seminarian in the Diocese of Austin and a former volunteer for RED-C Catholic Radio. Judy Comeaux chatted with him in February of last year. In this Extra segment, he shares some beautiful speculations on the relationship between faith and hope. His reading of the Eastern Fathers has led him to understand faith as an extra sense—a sense of the heavenly realms—that elevates our intellect so that we can know God's Providence and trust in it. This trust leads to hope which allows us to be happy and content even in the midst of trials and tribulations. (16:25)is the director of the Fr. Vincent Capodanno Guild (to learn more about the guild, click here) and served alongside Fr. Capodanno as a Marine rifleman. Fr. Vincent has been named a Servant of God, the first of four stages toward possible sainthood. Phillips talked about how there was just something special about Fr. Capodanno. Hear about the process of confirming miracles attributed to Fr. Capodanno, about the story of his becoming a military chaplain, and the beautiful story of Fr. Vincent's last Rosary. (18:38)gave us an excellent, long-form interview on the Incarnation in 2018 and this is an exceprt in which R. J. explains how the Incarnation is God's answer to the problem of evil. R. J. is a professor in the Christendom Graduate School of Theology in Front Royal, Virginia. (36:26)is the director of St. Peter's Catholic Student Center at Baylor University. He spoke with RED-C Roundup about his album of Catholic music, In God's Glory, which he wrote in response to the scandals in the Church. This music comes the heart, is grounded in Catholic truth, and draws on his Nigerian Catholic upbringing. (15:52)is the founder of the Acton Institute. He spoke with me in advance of his talk in College Station on November 21st about the Amazon Synod, the growing appeal of socialism, and several other topics. (22:18)is a prolific author whose books are reawakening Catholics' devotion to the souls in Purgatory—the Church Suffering—and helping all of us to keep our sights set on the end of our own lives and where we want to end up. Give a listen to her conversation with Judy Comeaux, our own propagator of devotion to the Holy Souls. (14:00)gave Gene Wilhelm additional details about the Battle of Lepanto, including the role it played in the writing of a great work of Western literature, Don Quixote. Prof. Weidenkopf also went into more depth about sources to consult if you want to learn more about the famous clash in 1571. (16:23)went into more depth about the Devil's role in attacking the Church and laid out his "Recognize and Resist" position. Dennis made an appeal for bringing together Catholics who have different answers to this moment. You'll want to hear Marshall's response. (24:08)talked about the fundamentals of sacred art and architecture and how they are integral to teaching and believing the Faith. (17:24)elaborated on some of her favorite Marian facts including the scriptural basis in Genesis 3:15 for the dogma of the Immaculate Conception and the amazing truths about the connection between Jesus and Mary borne out in the science of obstetric hematology. (20:05)May 2019 brought a new document issued on Pope Francis's authority as the Supreme Pontiff, the apostolic letter motu proprio, Vos Estis Lux Mundi, setting in place for the whole Church new stipulations in canon law for the prosecution of crimes of abuse and their cover-up. Dennis Macha discussed the document for our listeners on an episode of RED-C Roundup. (21:43)gives a detailed analysis of the controversy surrounding the recent Vatican diplomatic document "Human Fraternity" and Gerhard Cardinal Mueller's "Manifesto of Faith." Jimmy delves especially into the kinds of documents these are and explains what weight Catholics should consider giving to them. (23:13)with a special review of the biggest trends from the Consumer Electronics Show in 2019 and how that impacts living the good life every day. (20:00)put the current Church crisis into a broader historical perspective by looking at the nature of the Arian and Donatist controversies of the 4th century as well as at the Avignon papacy and the Great Western Schism in the 14th century. (22:47)wants to know if you've ever pondered the virtues of inanimate objects and how that helps us understand the reality of human virtues. Also, did you know that confession gives you grace? Finally, learn why you should familiarize yourself with #1452 in the Catechism of the Catholic Church as you endeavor to attain holiness. (22:25) -