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Catholic Answers LIVE is a daily, call-in radio program of Catholic apologetics and evangelization airing live from 6-8 pm ET. Cristianismo Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo
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  • #12676 Is Being Unmarried a Call to Priesthood? Rosary, Purgatory - Joe Heschmeyer
    Apr 16 2026

    “Is being unmarried a call to priesthood?” This question opens a discussion on the relationship between personal vocation and divine calling, while also addressing how to explain the Rosary to Protestants and the nature of purgatory. Other topics include principles for giving to the poor and the implications of Vatican II’s teachings on interfaith worship.

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    Questions Covered:

    • 02:27 – I’m 32 and unmarried. Is this a sign I’m called to priesthood? Married life is still preferable, but I believe whether I’m a priest or married is up to God, not me.
    • 08:35 – How do I explain and defend the Rosary to Protestants?
    • 18:50 – Why isn’t purgatory instant? Why does it need to exist in general?
    • 23:35 – Should we give money to people living on the streets? What’s a good general principle for giving to the poor?
    • 37:32 – Can you explain Vatican II’s teaching that we worship the same God as Jews and Muslims? It seems anti-trinitarian to me.
    • 49:15 – How do you balance calling out heresy with being kind to your opponent in debate? When are you more direct vs. more charitable?
    • 53:30 – Responding to an atheist dilemma. Is Jesus’ sacrifice really a “Sacrifice” at all if he knew he was coming back? How do I respond to this?
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  • #12675 Are Catholics Modern-Day Pharisees? Eucharist and Grace - Joe Heschmeyer
    Apr 15 2026

    “Are Catholics modern-day Pharisees?” This question opens a discussion on the role of tradition and faith in Catholicism. The conversation also touches on reasonable expectations for children at Mass, responses to LDS beliefs about marriage in heaven, and the significance of the Eucharist in receiving grace.

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    Questions Covered:

    • 02:55 – Are Catholics modern-day pharisees?
    • 18:13 – What are reasonable expectations for children at Mass?
    • 23:51 – How to respond to LDS members who believe they are still married in heaven?
    • 29:30 – Do Protestants worship God even though they do not have the Eucharist?
    • 34:45 – How exactly does the Eucharist give us Grace?
    • 47:21 – Can Catholics and Mormons pray together? And how do I explain the intercession of Mary and the Saints?
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  • #12674 What are the Parameters for Papal Infallibility? Mary and Saints - Karlo Broussard
    Apr 15 2026

    “What are the Parameters for Papal Infallibility?” This question opens a discussion on the true nature of the Eucharist, while also addressing Mary’s age at the Annunciation, the parameters of Papal Infallibility, and the role of saints in intercession. These topics highlight the rich tapestry of Catholic belief and practice.

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    Questions Covered:

    • 04:56 – What if the Eucharist is just a symbol?
    • 14:12 – What age was Mary at the Annunciation?
    • 18:01 – What are the parameters for Papal Infallibility?
    • 29:08 – How do I navigate the relationship with my daughter to teach my granddaughter the Faith?
    • 37:48 – Why would I have a saint or Mary intercede for me when I can go directly to God with my prayers?
    • 47:42 – Why does the church not label Jews, Muslims, and Protestants heretics?
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