We all know about citing the Bible with chapter & verse—but
where did the chapter and verse divisions come from in the first
place and why are they there? Who added them, and when? We all
know about the ordinary form of Mass that arose after Vatican II
and the extraordinary form that arose after the Council of
Trent—but what was the Mass like before Trent? Why did they feel
it needed to be changed? And why can’t we celebrate the Mass in
its pre-Trent form today? We all know that there were saints who
were married, but none of them were famed for having holy,
ordinary marriages. They all had unusual marriages, or they are
saints because they had otherwise unusual lives. Why aren’t
there any saints who are saints because of their ordinary, holy
marriages? Does this say anything about the Church’s view of
marriage? These are among the questions we explore in this
week’s episode of the Jimmy Akin Podcast! Click Play to listen
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