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Truth in Charity explores religion and spirituality through topical conversations with Bishop Rhoades and his guests.
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Every August, Bishop celebrates the Mass with Perpetual Profession of Vows for the Sisters of Perpetual Adoration; so, on this episode, he breaks down what happens during this type of Mass. Then he reflects upon the important role those living a form of consecrated life have for the mission of the Church and the world.
The show wraps up with these listener-submitted questions:
- With the USCCB conference on the importance of the Eucharist, I am concerned that in my parish Eucharistic Adoration has been reduced to a minimum of reverence by quick exposition of the Blessed Sacrament without proper vestments, usual hymn and repose of the Blessed Sacrament without usual hymn and prayers. It seems there is a rush to expose the Blessed Sacrament for the faithful and leave. When reposing the Blessed Sacrament again, no proper vestment for benediction, hymn or prayer, only a short hymn. Is this proper and acceptable now? I miss the complete reverent ritual I grew up with. This may have changed now. But appreciate your comments if this is still ongoing.
- I’ve noticed that atheists often get angry when discussing God. Have you noticed this? Any thoughts on why this happens?
- Do you have a favorite liturgical feast or solemnity? Why?
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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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