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Truth in Charity explores religion and spirituality through topical conversations with Bishop Rhoades and his guests.
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On this episode, Bishop breaks down the role of the deacon. What can they do and not do? And why? Then he gives an update on the diaconate program in our diocese. The show wraps up with these listener-submitted questions:
- Why are some saints considered mystics?
- Several times while visiting different parishes recently, I have noticed people talking before Mass – just casual conversation – not really loud but could be easily heard in the next pew. I was always taught to be silent before Mass. Has this changed?
- What is the difference between proselytizing and evangelizing?
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Bishop Kevin Rhoades is the ninth bishop of the Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese. He has served as a parochial vicar at Saint Patrick Parish in York, assistant chancellor in the Harrisburg Diocese, pastor of Saint Francis of Assisi Parish, rector of Mount Saint Mary’s Seminary, bishop in the Harrisburg Diocese, and currently as the bishop of Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese, among other roles throughout the years.
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