The Cantankerous Catholic
The Cantankerous Catholic
Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic Guy
Fr. Altman: Hold Fast to the One True Faith
53 minutes Posted Jul 22, 2020 at 8:00 am.
-6John 15:5John 15:6Matthew 5:48Catholic News Notes#5Catholic church in Connecticut vandalized with ‘anarchist and satanic’ symbols#4Man arrested on assault charges after incident at St. Louis statue#3L.A. teachers union says schools can't reopen unless charter schools get shut down, police defunded#2Bari Weiss's resignation letter confirms everything conservatives suspected about the New York Times#1Catholic Churches Across The Country Burned, Vandalized Over The WeekendCatholicism 101This week Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic Guy’s Catholicism 101 is titled Be Perfect!Catholic QuotesThis week’s quote is from Thomas Aquinas.Catholic StoriesThis episode features a story about St. Albert the Great’s masterpiece.Joe Sixpack’s StuffThe Every Catholic Guy Store This is where you can find a variety of Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic Guy’s coffee mugs and teeshirts with quotes from saints and spiffy Catholic sayings. You might even see a quote or two from Joe Sixpack himself!JoeSixpackAnswers.comSecrets of the Catholic Faith by Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic GuyThe Lay Evangelist’s Handbook by Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic GuyThe Best of What We Believe... Why We Believe It—Volume One by Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic GuyThe Best of What We Believe... Why We Believe It—Volume Two by Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic GuyThe Best of What We Believe... Why We Believe It—Volume Three by Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic GuyThe Best of What We Believe... Why We Believe It—Volume Four by Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic GuyCatechism Of The Catholic ChurchFOR PASTORS:"The greatest tragedy in the Catholic Church is the ignorance of the laity.”—St. John Henry Cardinal NewmanWhat We Believe… Why We Believe It—the weekly bulletin insert to educate your parishioners!No one disputes that today’s Catholic lacks knowledge of the faith. That's the reason so many are leaving the Church (6.5 people leave for every one who becomes a Catholic)—they simply don't know the faith. But the What We Believe… Why We Believe It system can change all that. Within a year of reading What We Believe… Why We Believe It, your parishioners will know exactly what they believe… and be able to defend those beliefs. What We Believe… Why We Believe It works because… It's intrusive (70% of Catholics get 100% of their information from the weekly bulletin)Each issue is in engagingFar from boring catechism, each issue is highly informative of orthodoxy without being “highbrow"With the JoeSixpackAnswers.com website and weekly webinars, your parishioners have a source where they can ask questions when you're not availableSubscribe now and get your subscription FREE for three months, then just $19.95 per month after that, and your subscription is guaranteed never to increase. Subscribe now!Social MediaFacebookTwitterYouTubeParler
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Episode 81If the Church has been infiltrated with such evil, why remain in it? Out of the eighty episodes I’ve done, I’ve answered that question in perhaps 15% of them. However, I’m not a priest. You need to hear it from a priest. Not the sort of priest who wants you to stay in the Church because he needs your money, but the sort of priest who is interested in saving your soul. So we’re going to hear Fr. Altman again today.ResourcesIn an effort to provide you with the best, most helpful experience we can, any resource mentioned in The Cantankerous Catholic podcast will always be listed in this section.Acts 9:1-6John 15:5John 15:6Matthew 5:48Catholic News Notes#5Catholic church in Connecticut vandalized with ‘anarchist and satanic’ symbols#4Man arrested on assault charges after incident at St. Louis statue#3L.A. teachers union says schools can't reopen unless charter schools get shut down, police defunded#2Bari Weiss's resignation letter confirms everything conservatives suspected about the New York Times#1Catholic Churches Across The Country Burned, Vandalized Over The WeekendCatholicism 101This week Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic Guy’s Catholicism 101 is titled Be Perfect!Catholic QuotesThis week’s quote is from Thomas Aquinas.Catholic StoriesThis episode features a story about St. Albert the Great’s masterpiece.Joe Sixpack’s StuffThe Every Catholic Guy Store This is where you can find a variety of Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic Guy’s coffee mugs and teeshirts with quotes from saints and spiffy Catholic sayings. You might even see a quote or two from Joe Sixpack himself!JoeSixpackAnswers.comSecrets of the Catholic Faith by Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic GuyThe Lay Evangelist’s Handbook by Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic GuyThe Best of What We Believe... Why We Believe It—Volume One by Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic GuyThe Best of What We Believe... Why We Believe It—Volume Two by Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic GuyThe Best of What We Believe... Why We Believe It—Volume Three by Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic GuyThe Best of What We Believe... Why We Believe It—Volume Four by Joe Sixpack—The Every Catholic GuyCatechism Of The Catholic ChurchFOR PASTORS:"The greatest tragedy in the Catholic Church is the ignorance of the laity.”—St. John Henry Cardinal NewmanWhat We Believe… Why We Believe It—the weekly bulletin insert to educate your parishioners!No one disputes that today’s Catholic lacks knowledge of the faith. That's the reason so many are leaving the Church (6.5 people leave for every one who becomes a Catholic)—they simply don't know the faith. But the What We Believe… Why We Believe It system can change all that. Within a year of reading What We Believe… Why We Believe It, your parishioners will know exactly what they believe… and be able to defend those beliefs. What We Believe… Why We Believe It works because… It's intrusive (70% of Catholics get 100% of their information from the weekly bulletin)Each issue is in engagingFar from boring catechism, each issue is highly informative of orthodoxy without being “highbrow"With the JoeSixpackAnswers.com website and weekly webinars, your parishioners have a source where they can ask questions when you're not availableSubscribe now and get your subscription FREE for three months, then just $19.95 per month after that, and your subscription is guaranteed never to increase. Subscribe now!Social MediaFacebookTwitterYouTubeParler