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Today on the show, Dr. Larry Chapp joins me for our monthly conversation, this time about George Bernanos' masterwork novel, "The Diary of a Country Priest." We talk about Bernanos' unlikely hero, the incisive predictions of our modern Church, and the protagonist's recognition that "grace is everywhere." To buy this book from an independent bookseller, head to: https://bookshop.org/a/25089/9780786709618

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Today on Creedal, Fr. Jim Baron joins me to talk about Eucharistic Coherence. What is Eucharistic Coherence? Why does it matter? And how does it differ from simply Eucharistic discipline? Who is eligible to receive Communion? Is it legalistic to bar people from receiving? How can parishes cultivate a right attitude toward the Eucharist? How does liturgy affect our beliefs and practices?

Fr. Jim Baron is my parish priest at Holy Apostles Catholic Church in Colorado Springs, CO. You can read his article on Eucharistic Coherence at https://www.firstthings.com/web-exclusives/2021/06/spiritual-fatherhood-and-eucharistic-coherence.

Today on the show, the Word on Fire Institute's Robert Mixa joins me to talk about the witness of St. Maximilian Kolbe, an early 1990s Polish film called "Life for Life," and more!

Mentioned on the show:

"Life for Life," starring Christoph Waltz: https://watch.formed.org/life-for-life-maximilian-kolbe

The Word on Fire Institute: https://wordonfire.institute

Robert's Blog: https://www.robertmixa.com

Thanks for tuning in to another episode! Today on the show, Michael Lofton of the Reason & Theology Show joins me to talk about his unique spiritual journey--Judaism to Protestant Christianity to Catholicism to Orthodoxy and back to Catholicism--and what he has learned about the authority of the Church along the way. It's a really good conversation.

Check out more of Michael's work at https://reasonandtheology.com.

Today on the show, Bishop Donald Hying of the Diocese of Madison, WI joins me to talk about his latest book, Love Never Fails: Living the Catholic Faith in our Daily Lives. I chat with His Excellency about the difference between self-obsession and love, the distinction between loving God and being loved by God, favorite Bible stories, saints, and Pope Francis' recent motu proprio on the Traditional Latin Mass.

Bishop Hying's Book: https://www.ignatius.com/Love-Never-Fails-P3787.aspx

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Today on Creedal, Andrew Petiprin, Fellow in Popular Culture at the Word on Fire Institute, joins me to talk about his journey from Anglican cleric to Catholic layman. Along the way, we talk about why "too Catholic to be Catholic" fails, the "two lungs theory" versus the "branch theory," the Anglican Ordinariate, Andrew's work at Word on Fire, Mare of Easttown, and our exciting collaboration coming up this fall.

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Today on the show, Larry Chapp of gaudiumetspes22.com joins me for our monthly conversation to talk about Pope Francis' recent motu propri, Traditionis Custodes, and what it tells us about the state of the Catholic Church.

Pray for Pope Francis! Pray for our bishops! Pray for our priests!

Larry's blog: www.gaudiumetspes22.com

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In today's episode, Dr. Lawrence Feingold joins me to discuss his new book, "Touched by Christ: The Sacramental Economy." We discuss Dr. Feingold's conversion to Christianity, the definition of a Sacrament, why there are seven sacraments, "Restored Order," and what the incarnation of Jesus Christ tells us about the Sacraments.

To buy Dr. Feingold's book, head here: https://bookshop.org/books/touched-by-christ-the-sacramental-economy/9781645850960?aid=25089&listref=2021-recommendations

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You may have heard of Robert Lewis Dabney, a 19th-century Presbyterian minister who, though deeply flawed, accurately forecasted the rise of American Catholicism. In today's episode, Casey Chalk joins me to talk about the work of Dabney and what we can learn from it today. We also talk about Dabney's open support of slavery and discuss how we should analyze the flaws of historical figures in light of the Gospel.

Casey's article on Dabney in Crisis: https://www.crisismagazine.com/2021/the-anti-catholic-who-predicted-american-catholicisms-rise

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Today on the show Dr. Larry Chapp calls in for our monthly conversation--this time about Dorothy Day, Peter Maurin, the birth of the Catholic Worker Movement, the economics of Catholic Worker Farms, and how the Universal Call to Holiness applies to every single one of us.

It's a great conversation, and if you'd like to learn more, check out Servant of God Dorothy Day's autobiography, The Long Loneliness: https://bookshop.org/a/25089/9780060617516

Dorothy Day, Pray for Us!

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