A New York Catholic Conversation Podcast

What do two Catholic men who believe in God and love the Church sound like when they have a conversation? Listen to ‘"A New York Catholic Conversation" to hear for yourself. For several years every Thursday morning, Frank Alagia and Deacon John Catalano would have breakfast after the 7am Mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and they would talk about things they cared about; the daily Gospel message, the Sacraments, Holy Days, forgiveness, and any number of topics of interest to Catholic people. Both men are deeply committed to the teachings of the Catholic Church and to a sacramental life with Christ, and they want their loved ones to know that this life is available to everyone! They are not scholars but that are passionate about their faith, and they engage in a lively, brief exchange every week about all things Catholic. They have a beautiful faith and a true love, and they want you to have it as well. Join Frank and Deacon John each week and see if their Conversation makes sense

A New York Catholic Conversation Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by anewyorkcatholicconversation, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #173

  The Pharisee & the Tax Collector

  Aug 19, 20268 minS5

  THE PHARISEE & THE TAX COLLECTOR. It's a great parable about humility in prayer and about judging others. We know it's wrong to build ourselves up by passing judgement on those around us and it's especially harmful when we do it in Church. If we try to enter into the Holy Sacrifice without an authentic sense of humility, we will leave there without being justified and fully forgiven. Join the conversation: anycatholicconversation@gmail.com

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  Episode #171

  Abide in Me

  Jul 8, 20269 minS5

  ABIDE IN ME. To "abide" means to remain, to stay, to continue on. It means to endure or sustain without yielding. Jesus wants us to abide in Him. He says, "If you remain in me and my words remain in you, ask for whatever you want, and it will be done for you. Remain in my love." Join the conversation: anycatholicconversation@gmail.com

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  Episode #170

  Why God Allows Evil People to Prosper

  Jun 17, 202611 minS5

  WHY GOD ALLOWS EVIL PEOPLE TO PROSPER. When we suffer, we may be tempted to wonder why people who do not know God seem to prosper. But we know that God has a plan and that our suffering in this world has a purpose. Rather than look longingly at the prosperous in this world, we should heed the words of St. Bridget of Sweden, "Let go of what will pass, and gather that which is eternal." Join the conversation: anycatholicconversation@gmail.com

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  Episode #169

  The Devil Never Quits

  Jun 6, 202611 minS5

  THE DEVIL NEVER QUITS. As Catholics, we believe that God has prepared a place for us with Jesus in Heaven if we do His will on earth. We also believe that Satan is real and is relentless in his desire to defeat every one of us. That's why we must heed the words of St. Peter, who said, "Be sober and vigilant. Your opponent, the devil, is prowling around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour" (I Peter 5:8). Join the conversation: anycatholicconversation@gmail.com

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  Episode #168

  Do It Now

  May 24, 20268 minS5

  DO IT NOW. There seems to be in many of us an inherent need to delay or put off for tomorrow what doesn't need to be done today. That's understandable, but the followers of Jesus know that His earthly ministry was urgent and action-oriented, and serves as a stark reminder that we should never delay when God calls us. Join the conversation: anycatholicconversation@gmail.com

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