Today we discuss whether biblical figures of the Old Testament are saints. Saint Abraham? Saint Moses?   To submit your own question, go to sttimothysws.org/youth and click "EYC Q&A Submission" or click here.

If you have any additional questions, feel free to email me at [email protected]. To ask your own question, go to www.sttimothysws.org/youth.

Today's question is, "If God is all powerful, why does He not defeat Satan, sin, and all things evil?" If you would like to submit your own question, please visit sttimothysws.org/youth or click here.

Today's question is a fitting one for this Easter season: Why did Jesus rise from the dead? We discuss how the resurrection affects us today, and why is it so important for our faith?   We want your questions! To submit one, click here or go to sttimothysws.org/youth and click the "EYC Q&A Submission" button.

If you were not able to join us during Lent in praying the rosary, a recording of it has been uploaded. If you have never prayed the rosary before, or if you would like to pray alongside a recording, hopefully this will be of use to you.   To submit a question to be answered, click here.

In this episode we discuss the differences (and similarities!) between Christianity and other religions. How do we know Christianity is true?   To listen to Archbishop Fulton Sheen's talk, click here.   To submit your own question, visit www.sttimothysws.org/youth.

Today we are pleased to have Fr. Steve join us as we discuss why our church is doing a construction project. Why are we spending money on this? Why do we do "high mass" things? These are excellent questions to ask and we are happy to talk about them in this episode.   If you would like to submit your own question, click here.

Today's question comes from Katie, asking how we determine when Easter is? If you've never thought about this before or always wondered it, hopefully you learn something new!   To submit a question, click here.

The Stations of the Cross is a popular Lenten devotion frequently prayed on Fridays during Lent. It commemorates Jesus' last days on earth.   If you would like to follow along, the liturgy can be found here. If you would like to see the Stations of the Cross at St. Timothy's, click here.

Today, we will discuss the question, "Why do we give up our desires during Lent if desire is rooted in God?"To ask a question, click here