Interview on Choose Agape Channel

I was very honoured to be asked to talk with Katherine on her Youtube Channel Choose Agape.

We talk about having and transmitting the Catholic faith in today's world, family and loss.

Please  like and share her videos and subscribe to her channel!


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  1. philipjohnson16 March 2022 at 16:51

    Mark i have just watched your interview with
    Christine and it is very good indeed.Your blog is one i always read with interest and now that i have seen you, and heard you, speak my admiration for you has increased Keep up the good work and Blog away and do more interviews.You speak very well about Catholicism.However in the interview Bishop Barron was mentioned!Keep him at arms length for he is a dyed in the wool Modernist of the Dare we Hope variety...that no one is in Hell!Anyhow thanks again.Keep to the Traditionalist Church for sound teachings.God Bless.Philip Johnson.

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