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1/20/25 - Fr. Jonathan Romanoski, FSSP - Who Were the Nephtali?

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Fr. Jonathan Romanoski, FSSP is Pastor of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Providence, Rhode Island. He was ordained in 2008. In Today's Show
  • I waited in line for confession for a while, but it ended before it got to me, what should I do?
  • Advice for fellow priests on confession times.
  • If I get distracted during my holy hour does the prayers still count?
  • Any advice on overcoming severe scrupulosity?
  • For the 54-day novena, do we have to say all the extra prayers that are commonly said with the rosary?
  • For the Candlemas blessing of candles, do they still have to be made of 100% beeswax?
  • When I was saying the act of contrition during my confession, I remembered a grave sin, do I stop and tell the priest?
  • How does one balance reverence with the desire to express love for God? Like when St. Thomas Aquinas leaned his head on the Tabernacle.
  • My family and boyfriend made me have an abortion, Should I break off the engagement, even if he is repentant?
  • Do you recommend getting sacramentals re-blessed if they were originally blessed a long time ago?
  • My family plans to go skiing on a Sunday. Is it licit since it would cause the employees of the resort to work?
  • Does the term spiritual reading simply mean reading the scriptures?
  • How to do Catholic meditation correctly.
  • Is it true that saints can literally sometimes speak thru people?
  • Should I have different priests for confession and spiritual direction?
  • Who were the Nephtali, were they half demon?

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