Special Guest Host Fr. Matthew Spencer shares the story of an Italian engineer who changes from producing landmines to promoting world peace. Prompted by a life-changing question from his son and a thought-provoking conference experience, Vito shifts his career and values. This narrative highlights the profound impact of ethical reflection and exemplifies aligning one’s work with moral principles.
- Producer of landmines becomes leading deminer, says “war is madness” (01:08)
- Rick – During the Christmas season, people get depressed during holidays. My daughter refuses to communicate to me. I met my son after 35 years. I am struggling with this. What can I do to get my daughter to want relationship with me? (10:51)
- Gene – Where is Purgatory found in the Bible? (18:30)
- Rose – I am concerned about asking family members to come to Church with me. Should I invite them to Mass if they don’t go to Confession? (23:34)
- Jane – What are the ethics and morality of bone grafting from a cadaver? (36:17)
- Katie – Should I tell my daughter not to receive Communion when she’s not in state of grace? (41:56)
- Mary – I am a practicing Catholic and been asked to be officiate at wedding for daughter? Can I officiate at their wedding? (45:13)
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