Today's podcast is a private and elongated re-do of a public sermon I gave today at a TLM parish in Texas. I speak about the Eastern Catholic Churches, the Orthodox and the martyrdom of St. Josaphat who died for the unity between the two. See map of Catholic Churches on blog below:
On today's podcast, Terry Barber talks about how he has brought the Gospel of Jesus Christ to literally millions of people. (We also have some interesting debates in the second half of the recording.)
On today's podcast, I discuss my trip to Rome just outside the Amazon Synod. Andromeda discusses her work for the University of California, Berkeley in the Near East department's URUK Research Team. We discuss the fertility demonesses of Mesopotamia and South America that may or may not have shown up at the Amazon Synod.
Today's podcast is a talk I gave to Californian young adults one evening outdoors on Our Lady (and being pro-life in tbe 21st century.)
This was a talk I gave to a group of future movie makers at a Catholic California University on how to evangelize with the mystery of supernatural faith instead of a superficial "natural" faith.
Today’s talk was given at a Catholic University in California to incoming freshmen who are studying movie production and movie directing. The thrust of the talk is that to make inspirational Catholic movies, you must live an inspirational life. Time stamp 0-23 min is the talk. 23' to 32' is Q/A with University students.
Today's podcast is with two young grandmothers, one of whom's parents are divorced. We discuss if "Catholic feminism" is possible, as well as what it means to carry the cross in a Catholic culture full of easy annulments. The closed Facebook groups for adult children of divorce mentioned by my guests are found here.
Today's sermon is from the 15th Sunday After Ordinary time that I gave at a diocesan parish while traveling of state in September 2019.
This podcast is about how trafficking happens in the United States. We discuss child neglect, cell phones, run-aways, trauma and earning trust. Grace is the foundress of "Children of the Immaculate Heart" and we discuss her vision for recovery of girls who have been trafficked in her California based-home called "The Refuge," seen in pictures below on the blog. Again, the National Human Trafficking Hotline is 1-888-3737-888.
On today’s podcast, Grace Williams, President of "Children of the Immaculate Heart" discusses what attracted her to the growing mission of rescue and recovery for the child victims of sex-slavery. The above featured image is a bedroom for formerly trafficked teens in CIH's home, "The Refuge." The National Human Trafficking Hotline is 1-888-3737-888.
