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Being the first one to comment is a lot of responsibility I would like it to be that "If you hold something near and dear to your heart.... Anyway". - Joseph Robinette Biden Jr.

I reckon Voldemort would be more of a Twitter guy than a Facebook guy. He has followers, not friends! Great episode. God bless

It didn’t

idk who the costco family is, but it sure sounded funny

You misspelled the title

First! (I'm at @thebigpaddy) On IG btw

A "shot king that's not Catholic" is just the House of Hanover.

No such as purgatory. To believe in it is a total denial that Jesus paid the full price of our sins - past, present and future - and to say that Jesus was lying when He said “It is finished!”

What a BASED episode for my walk in the dark. Just finished my rosary now I find out my fav living comic (RIP Norm) is Catholic

R u catholicpat

Typical male rationale, Mary Magdalene is the answer to all of your arguments!

I would like DJ Pillowcase to make a mashup of the Xiaolin showdown theme and the Crunch Theme.

This deserves way more than 425 views

Personally, I haven’t really come across any apologetic content on the internet (mostly because I don’t actively seek it out), so this episode was very good for me in terms of learning more about the faith and how to defend it. I’d love to hear and learn more apologetic content from y’all, even if it’s not on a weekly basis. Love the pod, y’all are awesome! 🙌🏽

Did not need to know what you mentioned at 20:00. I may never be the same, and may re-think doing Exodus 90!

Phoebe on the pod!

Ride or die Crunch fan here! Honestly, I feel like there's already a good amount of apologetic content out there and this episode didn't seem that different from lots of other examples. I feel like the big draw of the Crunch (and the reason that I recommend it to everyone who asks me about good podcasts) is the everyday conversation and joking that effortlessly mixes in reflections on Faith. Maybe this felt different since it was solo rather than the two of y'all, but it didn't feel like it's within the Crunch "brand" to me. Will definitely listen if more episodes like this are put out, but those are my thoughts!

Honestly, great episode! Loved Professor Patrick going through Marian Theology quickly. Would love a similar episode on the Communion of Saints, which definitely relates to Mary. I've found that when I start answering questions about Mary, the first sticking point is whether Saints in Heaven can even hear our prayers since they're Dead!

You should have finished up by saying "so it's probably just a metaphor."

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Jay dyer won

He won't debate bro Peter Dimond because he knows he would get smoked

both is good

But I’m Catholic, and I’m always right (This is a joke if I’m not being clear)

You guys need to put a sound effect or something before and after the ad roll. Youve got one for the audio version, it's very jarring

A light hearted comedic podcast that's Catholic. No priests, just a couple of dudes talkin about Christian issues, without any pomp. I was surprised at the brevity of the podcast from the on-set. Talking to James is an awesome idea, It's good to see comedians, who are typically agnostic or athiest, talk about faith. Keep up the good work. I hope your channel grows quickly

We need like an onscreen graphic for when a child writes into the podcast 😂

Colossians 1:22 But now he has reconciled you by Christ's physical body through death to present you holy in his sight, without blemish and free from accusation- 1 Peter 3:18 For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, to bring you to God. He was put to death in the body but made alive in the Spirit. John 19:30 When he had received the drink, Jesus said, "It is finished." With that, he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.

Catholic? Oh boy, it's not orthodox, it's gay men in robes, adding a bunch of shit to an already fallacy based book. I'm not religious but positing that a religion requires an intermediary figure that is mostly political, to franchise out the meaning of god, is absolutely in the re tard section of religions. How many confirmed rapists do you guys have? Why is this structure of abuse necessary? Believe whatever you want, it's re tarded, in the purest sense of the word.

can i get a "trans rights"?

Kind of a weird title since the monthly mailbag is monthly, but a good episode none the less

Every person who can properly divide Scripture could eat him in a debate

getting lost and wandering in a desert is a biblically accurate experience

It's crazy that Patrick doesn't know who Benjamin Netanyahu is.

St Robert Bellarmine >>>

He lost to Pearl lol

Would you consider putting the link to the RUclips episode in the podcast description? I usually listen via podcast app, but sometimes when there is a funny, Abbot and Costello moment, I would like a quick way to switch.

The worst part is that I remember the words from the melody, so when I moved across the state to go to university, I had to relearn the words again 😭😭😭😭

I like that "Doctor of the mind, surgeon of the heart" has become a tagline

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these guys def kiss

nuh uh

Not sure the point ??? Why make this non-sense… explain

“Roman Catholic Church,” The term originates as an insult created by Anglicans who wished to refer to themselves as Catholic. They thus coined the term “Roman Catholic” to distinguish those in union with Rome from themselves and to create a sense in which they could refer to themselves as Catholics (by attempting to deprive actual Catholics to the right to the term). Different variants of the “Roman” insult appeared at different times. The earliest form was the noun “Romanist” (one belonging to the Catholic Church), which appeared in England about 1515-1525. The next to develop was the adjective “Romish” (similar to something done or believed in the Catholic Church), which appeared around 1525-1535. Next came the noun “Roman Catholic” (one belonging to the Catholic Church), which was coined around 1595-1605. Shortly thereafter came the verb “to Romanize” (to make someone a Catholic or to become a Catholic), which appeared around 1600-10. Between 1665 and 1675 we got the noun “Romanism” (the system of Catholic beliefs and practices), and finally we got a latecomer term about 1815-1825, the noun “Roman Catholicism,” a synonym for the earlier “Romanism.” A similar complex of insults arose around “pope.” About 1515-25 the Anglicans coined the term “papist” and later its derivative “papism.” A quick follow-up, in 1520-1530, was the adjective “popish.” Next came “popery” (1525-1535), then “papistry” (1540-1550), with its later derivatives, “papistical” and “papistic.” (Source: Random House Webster’s College Dictionary, 1995 ed.) This complex of insults is revealing as it shows the depths of animosity English Protestants had toward the Church. No other religious body (perhaps no other group at all, even national or racial) has such a complex of insults against it woven into the English language as does the Catholic Church. Even today many Protestants who have no idea what the origin of the term is cannot bring themselves to say “Catholic” without qualifying it or replacing it with an insult.🤢🤢

Nope

He founded the Holy Catholic Church

100% Holy Spirit infused with the combined power of the Catholic Church = Unstoppable.

Be a recovering catholic and use critical thinking.

been saying this for years.

But we do?