Mother continues reading from The Christian Father, and answers questions from:
<ul>
<li>Claritas, who asks about "rescuing" Catholic items from desecration;</li>
<li>Viktor in Hungary, who follows up on his question about the Pope and Catholic media;</li>
<li>Sandie, who asks about bringing Holy Communion to the housebound as a laywoman;</li>
<li>Joyce, who asks about Tradition In Action;</li>
<li>Norma Jo, who wonders why the Church makes Catholics give up meat during Lent;</li>
<li>and Debbie, who asks for advice in dealing with a reluctant priest and a Protestant assisted living facility director.</li>
</ul>

Mother continues reading from The Christian Father, and answers questions from:
<ul>
<li>Claritas, who asks about "rescuing" Catholic items from desecration;</li>
<li>Viktor in Hungary, who follows up on his question about the Pope and Catholic media;</li>
<li>Sandie, who asks about bringing Holy Communion to the housebound as a laywoman;</li>
<li>Joyce, who asks about Tradition In Action;</li>
<li>Norma Jo, who wonders why the Church makes Catholics give up meat during Lent;</li>
<li>and Debbie, who asks for advice in dealing with a reluctant priest and a Protestant assisted living facility director.</li>
</ul>

Mother continues reading from The Christian Father, and answers questions from:

Claritas, who asks about "rescuing" Catholic items from desecration;
Viktor in Hungary, who follows up on his question about the Pope and Catholic media;
Sandie, who asks about bringing Holy Communion to the housebound as a laywoman;
Joyce, who asks about Tradition In Action;
Norma Jo, who wonders why the Church makes Catholics give up meat during Lent;
and Debbie, who asks for advice in dealing with a reluctant priest and a Protestant assisted living facility director.


Should I Be "Rescuing" Catholic Items from Desecration?

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