Welcome to the second in the series of podcasts on Catholic Social teachings. 

Join students Aoefa Wade and Mirabella DeOcampo along with teacher Gian Parham as they discuss the issue of freedom and its relevance to the review of our Constitution.

This episode is being hosted by Pete Castillo of the Catholic Diocesan Communications Center through the Roman Catholic Constitution Committee (RCCC)

Welcome to the first in a series of Podcasts on Catholic Social Teachings.  These podcasts are produced for the Roman Catholic Constitution Committee (RCCC) to empower Belizeans to make informed decisions regarding Constitutional Reform.

The podcasts are hosted by the Diocesan Communications Center Resource team and the guests are members of the RCCC or engaged through the RCCC.

In this first podcast, Host, Pete Castillo engages guest David Ruiz in the discussions of Caring for the Common Home, the Environment.  This topic introduces the Catholic Church's teachings on the environment, a very relevant topic in today's world. Enjoy!

Welcome to the first Spanish Episode of the BZDiocese Podcast.
Our humble apologies for being away for some time but we are back and will be bringing you regular episodes again.

You have been asking and now, here it is!. In this first Spanish episode we are pleased to have host Jose Ortiz speaking with guests Maria Chebat and Pablo Guerra on the beautiful topic of 'Strengthening the Family Bond'.

Maria and Pablo are well known from the Divine Mercy Parish and share their experience as parents, showing us ways to strengthen our family bonds.


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In this special episode of our podcast, Marie Munoz, CEO of Guadalupe Media join Pete Castillo and Ruben Wong of the Diocesan Communication Center in answering the question, What is Artificial Intelligence?
This topic was chosen to highlight the theme for this year's 58th World Day of Social Communication, "Artificial Intelligence and the Wisdom of the Heart: towards a fully human communication".
The celebration was established by Pope Paul VI in 1967 and is a day to reflect on the opportunities and challenges that modern means of communication afford the church to communicate the gospel message.

This episode takes us away from a discussion to a presentation of information on what Artificial Intelligence is all about.  We hope to provide insightful information that will spart interests in our listeners and provoke questions to learn more.
Another edition of this podcast containing images  is also being simulcasted. We thank you for tuning in.

In this special episode of our podcast, Marie Munoz, CEO of Guadalupe Media join Pete Castillo and Ruben Wong of the Diocesan Communication Center in answering the question, What is Artificial Intelligence?
This topic was chosen to highlight the theme for this year's 58th World Day of Social Communication, "Artificial Intelligence and the Wisdom of the Heart: towards a fully human communication".
The celebration was established by Pope Paul VI in 1967 and is a day to reflect on the opportunities and challenges that modern means of communication afford the church to communicate the gospel message.

This episode takes us away from a discussion to a presentation of information on what Artificial Intelligence is all about.  We hope to provide insightful information that will spart interests in our listeners and provoke questions to learn more.
Another edition of this podcast containing images  is also being simulcasted. We thank you for tuning in.

This message is about Easter but it is also about our faith and our hope, applying to our life today and tomorrow.  It is not to be taken in the context of only the Easter season.  It is the reason for our hope, our salvation. Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Medina takes this topic to another level and helps us focus on how Easter directs our life in preparation for the final resurrection.

Greetings to all our listeners as we bring you the 10th episode of BZDiocese podcast and the first episode for 2024. Thank you for your support during 2023 and we promise to continue bringing you important spiritual insights to help you on your journey with God.

In this episode we speak with Fr, Jeremy Zipple a Jesuit priest who answers questions on Lent- a time of Renewal. Around the world on Ash Wednesday Christians fill churches to receive ashes on their foreheads and to start the season of Lent. But too often, we forget all about Lent until the Holy Week.

Fr. Jeremy shares about how we can remain focused on renewal and continue to participate in church activities throughout the Lenten season.

In this final episode of our podcast for 2023, our guest, recently ordained priest, Fr. Shajir Pech, gives us a deep insight into the true meaning of Christmas. After waiting faithfully during the Advent season, he shows us that now we can celebrate fully because we understand why. We are taken through the various themes of nativity, emerging with eager anticipation of fully celebrating the birthday of our Lord.
We invite you all to start the celebration by attending Christmas Eve Mass, thanking God for this great Gift, and asking him to help us prepare for the second coming of his Son Jesus Christ, our Saviour and King.
The resource team of the Pastoral Diocesan Communications Center thank you for your support during 2023. We look forward to bringing you more faith building content in 2024. We wish you a Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year, 2024.

Christmas is right around the corner, but Advent comes first- a time of waiting and hope. Learn the significance of this important season to Catholics as Rev. Fr. Jordan Gongora, Vicar General of the Diocese of Belize City and Belmopan, explains to BZCatholic podcast hosts, Pete Castillo and Ruben Wong

Join hosts Pete Castillo and Ruben Wong as they discuss Halloween and its relation to All Saints Day and All Souls Day with guest Rev. Fr. Amelio Chi. Fr. Chi is the new pastor of the Holy Redeemer Cathedral and shared insights into this old but often misunderstood connection.