Flint Catholic Podcast

Today we look to 1 Samuel 3 on how to Hear God. We get a lesson from Samuel.

After the break, we read through an article wondering if a recent discovery of an ancient meteor strike was located in the Biblical city of Sodom. 

Was Sodom Destroyed By A Meteor?

#BYOB Fr. Pieter on Genesis 19

We look to the Wall Street Journal for our first segment.

After the break, we return to the Synod on Synods - hopefully for the last time (but probably not)

In the first segment, we again take a couple of questions from Fr. Tony's Theology class. If you have a question you would like answered on the Flint Catholic Podcast, send an email to [email protected]! 

Dorothy's House of Coffee presents the Missio Dei Project. Come and join us for a weekend of worship, coffee, and hands on ministry experience with Bryan O'Donnell from Urban Encounter Ministries. Worship music led by John Mira. $15 registration. September 17-18. Register at dorothys.cafe/missio-dei-project

After the break, we speak with the new Director of Campus Ministry at Powers Catholic High School, Patrick Brennan.

In the first segment, we continue our journey through the Bible with the Letter of St. Paul to the Romans.

After the break, we look at The Brown Scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. 

In our first segment, we talk about Brant Pitre's book, The Case for Jesus. 

After the break, Michael and I count down our top five of Catholic Media, with a couple of honorable mentions at the end. 

Fr. Tony

Michael

In the first segment, we discuss the great early Church document, the Didache. 

After the break, we look at George Weigel's recent article, A Church in mission or a Church in meetings?

First Annual Michigan Catholic Women’s Conference - To be held on October 16, 2021 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm at the Lansing Center. For more details, check out the diocesan website.

In the first segment, we talk about unity within the Church and unity outside the Church. We go over some ways to help us all foster real unity in the world, the kind of unity that Jesus prays for. 

After the break, we interview Fr. Anthony Strouse, pastor of St. Pius X and St. Matthew in Flint. 

CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF FLINT PICNIC Sunday, August 15, 2021 The Catholic Community of Flint Picnic will be held on Sunday, August 15th, starting at 2:00 p.m. at the Flushing County Park on McKinley Road, Pavilion #1. Burgers, hot dogs, water, iced tea and lemonade will be provided. We ask that each family bring a dish to pass. If you are interested in attending, please call the St. John Vianney parish office at 810-235-1812 or email Amy Henthorn at [email protected]. Let us know how many will be attending so we can plan accordingly. We hope to see you there!

2021 Lugnuts Game/Night of Vocations - To be held on August 13, 2021 at 7:00 pm at Jackson Field Stadium.

First Annual Michigan Catholic Women’s Conference - To be held on October 16, 2021 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm at the Lansing Center. For more details, check out the diocesan website.

Dorothy’s House of Coffee is now officially open!

Today we take another step in our #BYOB (Bring Your Own Bible) journey. We've officially begun the New Testament and dive headfirst into the Acts of the Apostles.

Beginning September 21, on Tuesdays, 7-9pm, Holy Family in Grand Blanc will begin a journey through the Bible through the Catholic Biblical School of Michigan. CBSM brings the Scriptures to life with in-depth study of the entire Bible led by seminary professors. Learn more and join us for an info Night at cbsmich.org/join. Contact them at [email protected] or call/text 586-438-3085.

Dorothy’s House of Coffee is now officially open! [Video Link]

In our first segment, we talk about what it means to have the Authority of Christ. 

After the break, we dive back into Faith Magazine. This time into the July/August edition. Page 6, Sheri Wolfert's article entitled, Summer Reset: Put Down the Devices. 

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Join young adults ages 18-39 from across Michigan this summer for a Catholic pilgrimage weekend of camping, prayer, friendship, and hiking to the Shrine of the Cross in the Woods in Indian River. Cost is $45 per person. Deadline to register is July 16th. To register, go to youngadulthiking2021.eventbee.com. If you have any questions please contact Dawn Hausmann, director of young adult ministry at the Diocese of Lansing, at [email protected] or 517-342-2506.

Beginning September 21, on Tuesdays, 7-9pm, Holy Family in Grand Blanc will begin a journey through the Bible through the Catholic Biblical School of Michigan. CBSM brings the Scriptures to life with in-depth study of the entire Bible led by seminary professors. Learn more and join us for an info Night at cbsmich.org/join. Contact them at [email protected] or call/text 586-438-3085

This will be the last full episode for a few weeks - we’re all taking some time off. However, that doesn’t mean we won’t be uploading. There may be some mini-episodes uploaded during this stretch, so stay tuned!

Today, we unveil our top summer pilgrimage spots. First, a list that is within a short drive, and then a list of our top worldwide pilgrimage spots. 

Driving Distance:

Money/Time Not a Problem

After the break, we speak to Colleen Vermeulen of the Catholic Biblical School of Michigan. Interested in learning more about the school? Visit https://www.cbsmich.org/join