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Spes Et Gaudium | A Podcast Pilgrimage

Spes Et Gaudium | A Podcast Pilgrimage

De : Moses Sanchez
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Join Moses Sanchez on Spes et Gaudium: A Podcast Pilgrimage, a reflective journey through Christian faith, scripture, saints, and lay ministry. Drawing from Moses' blog posts on topics like salvation, prayer, overcoming anxiety, and ecumenical insights, each 33-minute episode offers hope (spes) and joy (gaudium) for Catholics deepening their roots and Protestants exploring shared Christian truths. Perfect for spiritual seekers—dive into timeless teachings with personal stories and practical applications.

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    • Can Non-Christians be Saved?

      Can Non-Christians be Saved?
      Jan 16 2026

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      Imagine discovering that heaven's doors might swing wider than you thought—for atheists, Muslims, or anyone sincerely seeking truth—without watering down Christ's unique role. In this eye-opening pilot of Spes et Gaudium (that's Latin for 'Hope and Joy'), I dive into the big question from my blog: Can you be saved without being a Christian?

      We'll unpack the Catholic Church's nuanced take—yes, salvation comes through Christ and His Church, but God's mercy reaches far beyond, thanks to ideas like 'invincible ignorance' from Vatican II's Lumen Gentium and the Catechism. Drawing on scripture (like 1 Timothy 2:3-4: God wants all to be saved), early Church wisdom, and even C.S. Lewis's insights, we explore how sincere hearts outside the faith might find grace on hidden paths.

      I share a heartfelt story about a friend facing her mom's final days, highlighting why love, not fear, should guide how we treat non-Christians. It's all wrapped in prayer, reflection, and a teaser for next time: the 'Art of Death' (Ars Moriendi). Whether you're Catholic, Protestant, a seeker, or just curious, join this podcast pilgrimage for honest talk that bridges divides and sparks hope.

      Let's walk together!
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