On June 15, 2025, Father Andre's radio show sermon celebrates the Holy Trinity and salvation through God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit, reflecting on the liturgical year with references to Psalm 8 and Ephesians 1:22. Guest Cameron Moore, founder of the American Heroes Association, discusses his support for a Mar-a-Lago faith event and his advocacy for constitutional values, veterans, and America First candidates. He addresses protests in Los Angeles and Denver, calling them funded riots against immigration enforcement, and urges prayer and border security awareness. Moore highlights Christian persecution in Congo, calling for more attention, and encourages support for veterans at usheroes.us and the show’s mission at missionofhopeandmercy.org, ending with prayers for unity and President Trump’s birthday.

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Father Andre delivered a special Memorial Day reflection honoring military personnel and their families, while also discussing the role of the Holy Father in guiding the Christian community through prayer and obedience to the Will of God that is in Christ Jesus for the whole world. The speaker addressed the Mission of Hope and Mercy’s critical work in challenged regions of the world, especially the Middle East and Africa. Fr Andre invited all to join him in condemning recent acts of violence against religious communities and ethnic groups, or citizens in any given country. Fr Andre called for unity and peace. The Reflections concluded with an emphasis on embracing the mind of Christ through the 10 Commandments and the exercise of the human conscience and creativity in being good, while introducing a new radio show theme focused on spiritual guidance and global connection. The new radio theme which Fr Andre will cover in his upcoming radio shows is entitled: “The Mind of Christ, the spirit of the world and us!”

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Fr Andre introduced the theme for new series for his radio shows focusing on the Mind of Christ, the spirit of the world, and Human freedom, and encouraged listeners to support the Mission of Hope and Mercy.

In this Episode, Fr. Andre covered a wide range of topics, including a planned radio show on the mind of Christ, discussions on government structures and religious influence in nations, and historical examples of religious persecution and mind manipulation. Fr. Andre explored the concept of God's voice in nations, the importance of conveying truth, and the dangers of propaganda and manipulation, particularly in communist regimes and modern media. The conversation also touched on the struggle between Christ and Satan for control, and the important role given to us as human being to know the Mind of Christ and to avoid evil emphasizing the importance of understanding the mind of Christ and living in partnership with others to spread the gospel.

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The guests discussed the upcoming conclave of the College of Cardinals which will start on May 7- 2025 in the Vatican City, Rome Italy. The speakers discussed the importance of prayer for the peace of the Church and the new Pope, and the potential historical significance of electing an African Pope. The conversation ended with a prayer session led by Fr. Andre and Carolina, emphasizing the importance of faith and trust in God during this important decision-making process.

The speakers mentioned that out of 252 cardinals, only 135 are eligible to vote, and one cardinal has removed himself from voting at the request of the late Pope Francis. They also mentioned a sick cardinal who may not be able to participate. The speaker highlighted that the principle of voting is based on age, with cardinals under 80 years old being eligible to vote. They concluded by noting that the Church is aging and that the voice of the people is considered the voice of God “Vox Populi Vox Dei”.

In the capacity according to which cardinals are voting for the new pope, cardinals from around the world, including Europe, the United States, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, China, and Asia, will gather in Rome to vote for the new Pope. However, they are not voting for the Pope, but for the Bishop of Rome who becomes by nature of his election the Pope. More so in the process of the election it is the people of Rome who will ultimately have a voice in this election through the voting cardinals who each one of them is a titular of a parish in the Diocese of Rome. Each cardinal is assigned to a specific parish in the diocese of Rome, and they will consult with the people in their parishes before entering the conclave. The conclave is a liturgical event, not an election, and the cardinals will not discuss names amongst themselves. The new Pope will be the Bishop of Rome, the Vicar of Christ, the successor of Peter, the shepherd of the Catholic Church, and the head of the Vatican.

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