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Emporia State Catholics episodes
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- 9 min
- TALK: On Death and Dying (The Four Last Things)
In this Tuesday Night Talk we focus on Death and Dying as part of our end of semester series on the Four Last Things (Death, Judgement, Heaven, Hell). We begin with a discussion of the historical meditation on these four last things. We then discuss the Christian prayers and liturgy around the dying, especially in regards to our loved ones, and how we ourselves must meditate on and prepare for our own death.
1 hr 4 min - LECTURE: Science and the Catholic Church (Part 2)
Part 2 of our RISE NIGHT with Dr. Ken Howell on Science and the Catholic Church focusing on the modern myth that science and religion are incompatible.
47 min - LECTURE: Galileo and the Catholic Church (Part 1)
Part 1 of our RISE NIGHT with Dr. Ken Howell on Science and the Catholic Church focuses on the myths surrounding Galileo Galilei.
43 min - 9 min
- TALK: Angels, Demons, & Ghosts
In this Tuesday Night Talk, Fr. Matt Nagle and Patrick Callahan tackle the topic angels, demons, and ghosts.
For those curious in the Latin poem discussed in the beginning of the episode, here is the text and translation:Plebs angelica.Phalanx et archangelica principans turma,Virtus UranicaAc potestas almiphona,Dominantia numina divinaque subsellia,
Cherubim aethereaAc Seraphim ignicoma,Vos, O Michael coeli satrapa
Gabrielque vera dans verba nuntia,Atque Raphael vitae vernula,
Transferte nos in Paradisicolas. (MS Martial of Limoges, 10th cent.)Angelic host,Phalanx and squadron of the Prince-Archangels,Uranian power,Strength of the gracious word.Spirits that have dominion, Cherubim,
Divine tribunal of the air,And Seraphim with flaming hair.And you, O Michael, Prince of Heaven,
And Gabriel, by whom the word was given.And Raphael, born in the house of Life,
Bring us among the folk of Paradise. (trans. Helen Waddell, 1929)1 hr 10 min - HOMILY: Zacchaeus, Abby Johnson, and the Mercy of God
Fr. Nagle's homily for the 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time (November 3rd).
11 min - 5 min
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