Chris Stefanick author of LIVING JOY with Matthew Kelly

I know you both from EWTN shows. I had read 4 books of Mathew Kelly. Our priest gave us a book for Christmas about Eucharist. ❤📖

The interview with Chris Stefanick was powerful Matthew. Both of you have had tremendous impacts on my life. The simplicity and directness of the interview were powerful. I look forward to your next interview with Chris. Thank you and God Bless you, Matthew.

What a great interview! Matthew! thank you for all the work that you do. I’m a long time follower of your ministry and you and your team have been a blessing in my life. Hello from Brownsville, Texas.

I had to listen to this interview 2 times it was that good. I did share it on my fb page and with family who have children & grandchildren..thank you Matthew for interviewing Steve and look forward to listening to more interviews with him about his books. God Bless You Both & your Families🙏🙏

You two are each amazing and each of you have helped me and encouraged me on my spiritual journey through your books and videos. Thanks so much for all you do. I loved this interview!

Thank you for a great interview. I follow and support both of these amazing men and their ministries. Their books are amazing too!

❤ I remember a yellow book in particular is with a happy face on the caver.😊

Right at 14:00 onward: re: just our presence bothers them. We see this demonstrated with 40 Days for Life. We’re out there peacefully praying and some passersby in cars yell obscenities, give us the finger, and yell absurd things like, “Go home” and “Get a life” The latter amuses me because we’re out there to help save lives. They yell at old women and men, children, people in wheelchairs and walkers. There’s no respect for any phase of life, let alone the right to free speech, freedom of religion and freedom of assembly. We do pray for them; pray for their conversions.

Your video is really nice Best wishes to you. go ahead

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❤Thank you!

We have to be "crazy for Christ!" One Scripture passage that speaks to me from one of the epistles is, "I consider everything else as rubbish compared to the knowledge of my Lord, Jesus Christ." When I was a young girl, I was moved to know that God loves me when I read from Isaiah 54, "My. love will never leave you nor my covenant of peace be shaken, says the Lord who has mercy on you." Duay-Chanlency, 1956

“Live and let live” is a self-aggrandizing euphemism for a philosophy of “sin and let sin” (I’ll “tolerate” (overlook) your sin as long as you disregard mine). There is no love in an accompanying along the broad road to perdition and a complete denial of need for repentance, conversion and following Him.