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Does the Devil Exist?
What is his strategy? And do we underestimate the dynamics and real consequences of small negligences with phrases like “That doesn’t hurt anyone” or “Nobody is perfect”?
Evil rarely works spectacularly; it is usually creeping. Prof. Dr. Dr. Ralph Weimann explains in a conversation with Athinea Andryszczak which warning signals we overlook, where it connects today, and by what means every Christian can persevere daily.
Source: YouTube from 09/08/2026 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yp7byG-bQjk
Prof. Ralph Weimann on lies, temptation, and the question of whether there is more behind evil than just human weakness.
It is about deception, spiritual discernment, and modern gateways—from esotericism to the trivialization of evil in culture and language.
With Prof. DDr. Ralph Weimann, dogmatic theologian and university professor in Rome
Moderation: Volker Niggewöhner
Source: YouTube from 05/15/2026
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How to Truly Protect Your Soul
More and more people suffer from inner restlessness, darkness, and emotional distress. But what is really behind it—and how do you find true liberation?
In this conversation, Prof. Weimann explains why the soul plays a central role and why many inner states must be understood not only psychologically but also spiritually.
Source: YouTube from 06/05/2026
AID TO THE CHURCH IN NEED Germany, SPIRIT– Christian Impulses
Mary: Mother of Jesus – Mother of All Christians?
She is one of the most famous figures in world history—and at the same time one of the most misunderstood: Mary, the Mother of Jesus. For some, she is merely a marginal figure in the Bible; for others, she is an intercessor, mediatrix, and spiritual mother. What does the Catholic Church really say about Mary? What role does she play in God’s plan of salvation?
Source: YouTube from 04/10/2026
Prof. DDr. Ralph Weimann, Catholic priest and theologian, Rome
Moderation: Volker Niggewöhner, AID TO THE CHURCH IN NEED Germany, SPIRIT– Christian Impulses
Sacraments I Confession
God’s invisible work in the sacraments is that treasure He wishes to make accessible to all people, for it is the source of salvation and sanctification. In conversation with Athinea Andryszczak, Prof. Ralph Weimann explains what it is about and why it is more important today than ever to understand them and make use of them.
Source: YouTube from 10/05/2025
Prof. DDr. Ralph Weimann, Catholic priest and theologian, Rome. Moderation: Athinea Andryszczak, k-tv.org
Confession, the Sacrament of Reconciliation
Confession, the Sacrament of Reconciliation, is a challenging sacrament. What makes this sacrament a blessing at the same time?
Anyone who thinks about confession thinks about guilt and sin. These are terms that have largely been lost or are used improperly. Christians, however, assume that “good” and “evil” actually exist and that one can distinguish between them. “Evil” and then also “sin” is that which alienates man from God, and specifically the evil act.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation is to be understood in light of Baptism: Confession is the royal road to returning to the state that Baptism bestowed upon us. Through the priest, God repeatedly makes His forgiveness accessible.
Source: YouTube 02/15/2025 Sacraments – Bishop Stefan Oster
Christianity is Under Attack
Fr. Karl Wallner is an Austrian Cistercian priest at Heiligenkreuz Abbey and has headed the branch of Missio – Pontifical Mission Societies in Austria since 2016.
Source: YouTube from 07/14/2025
Fr. Karl Wallner, Cistercian at Heiligenkreuz Abbey
AID TO THE CHURCH IN NEED Austria, SPIRIT– Christian Impulses
