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The Normal Christian Life

The Normal Christian Life

De : Frs. Michael and Christopher Trummer Mary Bielski
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 What does ”ordinary Christianity” look like exactly? Using Scripture, Church history and personal testimony, two Catholic priests, Frs. Michael and Chris Trummer, and Mary Bielski offer a renewed vision of what our lives can be like as Christians. Far from being ”ordinary”, the normal Christian life is an entirely new life empowered by the Holy Spirit -- drawing upon a divine inheritance, manifesting supernatural power, and bearing a staggering promise of glory.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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    • Hope Does Not Disappoint | S2 E30

      Hope Does Not Disappoint | S2 E30
      Dec 19 2025

      As the Church concludes the Jubilee Year of Hope, the hosts discuss the profound significance of hope in the Christian life. They explain that hope is more than just a feel-good sentiment, highlighting its roots as a theological virtue that is central to overcoming adversity and recognizing God's hand in the midst of trials. They offer practical ways to cultivate this virtue day by day, face unavoidable suffering with faith, and keep hope alive in the dark times. This conversation emphasizes that true hope is anchored in the character and promises of God, surpassing mere human optimism.

      00:00 Introduction to Hope

      00:13 The Theological Virtues

      01:12 A Poem on Hope

      03:01 Hope in Practice

      4:34 Hope Amidst Anxiety

      07:43 Hope as a Choice

      17:44 Hope and Suffering

      24:54 Hope Beyond This Life

      35:46 Acknowledging Discouragement and Hopelessness

      36:30 Signs of Lacking Hope

      37:25 The Importance of Dreaming with God

      38:58 Living with Hope and Avoiding Cynicism

      41:26 Balancing Grief and Hope

      59:51 Daily Habits to Cultivate Hope

      01:05:27 Final Thoughts and Encouragement
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      1 h et 12 min
    • A Life Set Apart: The Beauty and Adventure of Holiness | S2 E29

      A Life Set Apart: The Beauty and Adventure of Holiness | S2 E29
      Dec 5 2025

      Join hosts Fr. Michael Trummer, Fr. Christopher Trummer, and Mary Bielski as they discuss what it truly means to be holy. This episode tackles the common misconception that holiness is boring and instead presents it as an adventurous pursuit of God. They explore how genuine holiness involves our humanity, unique personalities, and the transformation by God's grace. Be inspired by the call to live a life set apart and discover what makes sainthood appealing in today's world. Whether you're curious about holiness or seeking to deepen your spiritual journey, this conversation will embolden you to embrace the adventure of becoming a saint.

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      00:00 Introduction to Holiness

      01:36 The Call to Adventure

      03:17 Understanding True Holiness

      04:54 Inspiration from the Saints

      08:26 The Battle for Holiness

      23:15 Embracing Trials and Suffering

      34:35 The Radical Commitment to Holiness

      35:34 Inoculated Against Authentic Christianity

      36:02 The Joy of Following Christ Fully

      36:30 Living a Life in the Spirit

      37:47 The Process of Acquiring a Taste for God
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      1 h et 10 min
    • Being "Religious" Is a Good Thing | S2 E28

      Being "Religious" Is a Good Thing | S2 E28
      Oct 28 2025
      In this episode, Father Michael Trummer and Father Christopher Trummer take on the often-misunderstood topic of religion—a word that many Christians today regard with suspicion. They acknowledge that much of the criticism directed at “being religious” arises from real problems: hypocrisy, self-reliance, transactional love, and an overemphasis on outward appearances. Yet, rather than dismissing religion altogether, the hosts argue that it is a divine reality—instituted by God in the Old Testament, fulfilled and transformed by Christ, and sustained in the life of the Church. They invite listeners to recover a renewed understanding of religion as a virtue: a purified way of relating to God through ordered worship, teaching, and community. 00:00 Introduction and Overview 00:35 Words and Semantics 01:55 Religion vs. Relationship 04:52 Criticisms of Religious Practices 12:36 Self-Reliance and Striving in Faith 28:30 The Virtue of Religion 33:19 Forgotten Passages and Jesus' Jewish Roots 34:15 Old Testament Laws and Christian Practices 37:05 The Early Christian Worship and Eucharist 39:17 Development of Christian Liturgy 45:25 Authority and Hierarchy in the Church 52:58 The Role of Rituals and Symbols in Worship 01:01:42 Closing Thoughts and Prayer
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      1 h et 4 min
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