Echoes from the Bell Tower

Echoes from the Bell Tower

By Saint Meinrad ArchabbeyReligion & Spirituality
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Echoes from the Bell Tower episodes

  • Episode 36 - An Interview with Fr. Matt Gerlach
    In this episode of Echoes from the Bell Tower, Fr. Matt Gerlach, pastor of St. Anne Church in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, shares his journey to priesthood at Saint Meinrad, where he graduated from the College in 1992 and was ordained in 1996.
    12 min
  • Episode 32 - These Priests are Brothers, Too
    In which Br. Joel Br. Kolbe introduce you to the Friend family – Patrick and Joe, along with their sister, Katherine, and their father, Jerry. Patrick and Joe studied together at Saint Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology. Listen in as Patrick and Joseph talk about finding their way to the priesthood and how their family was an important part of that decision. Plus, Katherine and Jerry talk about the impact of that decision and how it has blessed them in many ways.
    23 min
  • Episode 29 - How a Historian Made History
    In which Br. Joel, Br. Kolbe and their guests remember the life of their confrere, Fr. Cyprian Davis, OSB. Fr. Cyprian was Saint Meinrad Archabbey's first African-American monk and priest. He taught history for many years in our seminary and participated in the Civil Rights Movement. His research led him to write the seminal work: "The History of Black Catholics in the United States." Fr. Cyprian died in 2015.
    25 min
  • Episode 28 - A Monk Away from Home
    In which Br. Joel and Br. Kolbe introduce their confrere, Fr. Godfrey Mullen, OSB. Fr. Godfrey has been living away from the monastery for the past eight years, serving as a parish pastor.
    15 min
  • Season 5 Preview
    We’re back – almost! Season 5 of the “Echoes from the Bell Tower” podcast is ready to launch on Thursday, April 9.
    3 min

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Echoes from the Bell Tower...stories of wit and wisdom from Benedictine monks who live, work and pray in southern Indiana.