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Kevin Ross is an American retired Muay Thai fighter and former professional mixed martial artist. You can find more information here: For questions, comments, or show and guest suggestions, shoot us an email 'The Soul Assassin' Ross returns to the show to discuss mental health and why it has become so important to focus on over the past couple of years more than ever. Share our website on your social media: You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel by clicking here: We also have a Patreon account if you feel so kind to support us in that way, which has a couple of levels with some fun giveaways, including sponsorship opportunities. For free, please subscribe to our show and leave us a great review on your favorite platform. There are a few ways that you can support our content.

Along with his duties at Barpay and Haste, Joe is an avid surfer, and enjoys being outdoors as much as possible. De Pinto’s vision for Haste is to have the platform serve as a fun and entertaining visual representation of micro transactions, and how they can empower new business models.

In January 2021, along with Wagner, he co-founded Haste, the world’s first Instant Leaderboard Payout arcade. The company has since grown to become a leader in the mobile ordering and payment space for in-venue dining at bars, restaurants, and hotels, as well as digital menus, with more than 15,000 accounts throughout the United States. After spending 4 years playing professional baseball in the Chicago White Sox farm system, he co-founded his first venture, Barpay, in 2015 with Daniel Wagner. Liturgically, we celebrate Mary’s Assumption, that she was taken body and soul into Heaven at the end of her life and is now crowned as Queen of Heaven and Earth. What else do we know about those years following Christ’s resurrection and ascension? We know that Mary was in the upper room on the day of Pentecost, persevering in prayer with everyone else. We know that she was entrusted to John’s care at the foot of the cross. This means that wherever John went, Mary went. She would have been a part of the early Church, gathering for the breaking of the bread, and she would have been concerned about the apostles and their efforts. Traditions say Mary went to Ephesus and other traditions suggest that after Ephesus she returned to Jerusalem, and that is where her life came to an end, either by death, or dormition, or by being taken up into heaven without dying. Some traditions believe the apostles gathered around Mary at the end of her life.Joe De Pinto was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. The Messengers does a beautiful back and forth between the older Mary recalling the events and the younger Mary and Joseph on their way to Bethlehem to give birth. This causes us to wonder about the end of Mary’s life. What do we know about the end of Mary’s life?

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Thomas Aquinas in his Summa Theologica to teach that before the Fall women would have given birth without pain. Since Mary is free from original sin, her Immaculate Conception would suggest she would not have experienced pain in childbirth. Secondly, it’s a question pertaining to Mary’s perpetual virginity since we believe she remained a virgin before, during, and after the birth of Christ. Some of the Church Fathers suggested that just as as Christ passed through the locked doors of the upper room after the resurrection, he passed through the closed gate of Mary’s womb.ĩ. When evangelicals make a film about the nativity of Jesus, they often depict Mary in labor. This causes angst among Catholics and even protests. The question of Mary’s pain in childbirth relates to her Immaculate Conception and perpetual virginity. Different translations of the Old Testament say in Genesis 3:16 that as a punishment for eating from the tree that the woman would have an intensified labor (NAB) or multiplied pains (RSV) in childbirth. Songs can be catechetical. As you listen to the music of Christmas, think about the words, what they mean in general but also for your life, and how they can lead you into worship.ĥ. Additionally, throughout Church history, hymns were a way people learned about God.

Music is meant to lead us into prayer, meditation, and worship. When I spoke with Katherine Warnock, a producer for The Chosen, she told me that the Christmas special was meant to bring people to worship Jesus on account of the incarnation. As you listen to the music, and perhaps even hum along, you might think to yourself, “When’s the episode going to start?” That might be because we miss the point of the music. Interspersed within the music are different reflections from the artists and segments of spoken word on the names of God. Christmas with the Chosen begins with an hour-long Christian contemporary Christmas music concert with some of the biggest names in the industry, including Catholic artist Matt Maher.

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