The Breath is a Sign of a Living Presence - October 8, 2026

(0:35) St. Pelagia and St. Nestor
(3:01) Bible Study:
- Galatians 3:1-5 – Good works are necessary for salvation
- Luke 11:5-13 – The breath is a sign of a living presence

“The bodies of many were raised.” Why is this only in the gospel of Mathew?
Was Mary assumed into heaven in a resurrected body?
Why doesn’t the Catholic Church celebrate Hanukkah?
Is the traditional nativity scene accurate?
My friend is protestant and doesn’t believe the Catholic Church is the only Church.
You can send your questions to Fr. Simon – [email protected]

Elizabeth – I don’t understand the instruction on the relics. Can you please explain? (39:56)
Angus – A priest told me that if I wasn’t in the state of grace, I could say a quick act of contrition, receive the Eucharist, and then go to confession right after. Can you clarify? (42:39)
Miguel – We were told that praying the St. Michael Prayer at the end of Mass doesn’t add anything liturgically. What are your thoughts? (44:55)
Elizabeth – I want to say how much I missed you, and I am happy we will have you for 90 minutes. (48:00)

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