Dr. Scott Hahn - Lord, Have Mercy [13-part audio series + ebook]

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Book: Lord, have mercy
Author: Scott Hahn
ISBN13: 9780385501705
ISBN10: 0385501706
Genres: Religion Spirituality Other Practices Ritual, Religion Spirituality Christianity Catholicism Ge, Religion Spirituality Christianity Theology Soter, Penance

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Language: eng
Published: New York : Doubleday, 2003.

Dr. Scott Hahn - Lord, Have Mercy [13-part audio series + ebook] (Size: 253.91 MB)

		Part 06 - Common Objections.mp3	24.2 MB
		Part 11 - Reaching Out For and With Confession.mp3	23.7 MB
		Part 08 - From Bad to Worse.mp3	24.07 MB
		info.txt	2.44 KB
		Part 03 - The Healing Power of Confession.mp3	12.1 MB
		Part 05 - Confession as Healing.mp3	12.04 MB
		Part 01 - Getting Our Stories Straight.mp3	12.04 MB
		Lord, Have Mercy - Book.zip	1.96 MB
		Part 09 - Atonement.mp3	24.13 MB
		Part 04 - The History of Confession.mp3	12.04 MB
		Part 07 - What's Wrong with the World.mp3	24.04 MB
		Part 12 - Winning Penance.mp3	24.05 MB
		Part 13 - How to Make a Good Confession.mp3	23.58 MB
		Part 02 - Confession in the Old Testament.mp3	12.1 MB
		Part 10 - The Spirituality of Exile.mp3	23.85 MB

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In this 13-part series, Dr. Scott Hahn shares the great insight he discovered on his way to becoming Catholic. Namely, that throughout the Old and New Testaments, God consistently used confession as He carefully fathered His family down through the ages. Rather than being another "Catholic invention", Scott demonstrates that confession is clearly a Biblical practice elevated to a Sacrament by Christ Jesus Himself.

The series is based on Dr. Hahn's book, "Lord Have Mercy: The Healing Power of Confession ", which is included in a ZIP file in EPUB/MOBI/OPF/PDF formats.

13 MP3 files totaling nearly 6.5 hours

PART 1, GETTING OUR STORIES STRAIGHT
Mike Aquilina and Dr. Scott Hahn discuss Scott's book, Lord, Have Mercy: The Healing Power of Confession. They talk about Confession's amazing ability to clear the mind and heart.

PART 2, CONFESSION IN THE OLD TESTAMENT
The Healing Power of Confession. Discuss the Old Testament roots of Confession.

PART 3, THE HEALING POWER OF CONFESSION
Today they examine the Sacrament of Reconciliation in the Gospels, the letters of the apostles and in all the New Testament.

PART 4, THE HISTORY OF CONFESSION
The surprising history of the Sacrament of Confession in its various forms from Apostolic times to the present.

PART 5, CONFESSION AS HEALING
Why Confession is referred to as "the Sacrament of Healing".

PART 6, COMMON OBJECTIONS
Mike Aquilina and Dr. Scott Hahn discuss Scott's book, Lord, Have Mercy: The Healing Power of Confession, addressing some of the most common objections to going to Confession.

PART 7, WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE WORLD
The mysterious and persistent presence of sin in our lives, and how Confession helps prevent sin as well as heal its damage.

PART 8, FROM BAD TO WORSE
Scott explains the difference between mortal and venial sin.

PART 9, ATONEMENT
Scott explains models of atonement, which literally means "at-one-ment", we are made one family. Confession and penance help to bring us back into the family covenant.

PART 10 - THE SPIRITUALITY OF EXILE
How Confession helps us live out the spirituality of exile by purifying us.

PART 11, REACHING OUT FOR AND WITH CONFESSION
A number of non-Catholics have tried to revive the practice in one form or another, including Martin Luther and C. S. Lewis.

PART 12, WINNING PENANCE
Mike asks, "What lessons can we learn from Confession and apply to everyday life?"

PART 13, HOW TO MAKE A GOOD CONFESSION
Scott and Mike talk about the four elements to making a good Confession.

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YushaIbnNun

Penance is NOT in the bible. And I don't need a man to be some kind of 'arbiter' between God and me. I can cite many examples of where the priest uses a 'confession' to his ends and means. Another dubious example of catholic dogma.