Edwardsville

My, I'm tremendously impressed when I get a question like that.

We come now to a question from a listener in Edwardsville, Pennsylvania.

She writes, Would you please explain 1 Corinthians 7, verse 15? The idea of a believer being able to remarry after an unbelieving spouse leaves seems to contradict the teachings of Jesus.

I'm also confused by verses 14 and 16.

This-- It was published this month, uh, in the National Catholic Register.

It says this: "Many years ago, after celebrating Mass at Edwardsville, Pennsylvania, Monsignor John Esseff..." If anybody knows Monsignor John Esseff, I've had the pleasure of meeting him a few times when I went to the Pope Leo Institute, um, for exorcism and deliverance, uh, courses.

So, uh, this says that in Pennsylvania, Monsignor John Esseff was approached by a young man who revealed the power of the devotion of enthroning the Sacred Heart of Jesus in the home.

Now, if anybody's never heard of this, the enthronement of the Sacred Heart is very powerful.

This is from an Eagles fan." Well, you don't have to turn it off now because he picked, he picked Jacksonville and he's depressed about it.

Joe from Edwardsville says, "Right now in greater Hazleton area, can't get us online." I think that's still going on.

"The FM signal's not reaching me clearly, but good old AM 980 coming through loud and clear." Nice.

And he says, "My vote in the affirmative to keep the AM radios in automobiles, if just for this reason." Thank you, Joe.