Pathways To Rome – Catholic Radio in South Carolina

Pathways To Rome – Catholic Radio in South Carolina

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Pathways To Rome – Catholic Radio in South Carolina episodes

  • Pathways To Rome Episode 12

    Father Kirby, Gus, and Kathy discuss priests who’ve been canonized saints. They share stories about priests that have affected their lives and discuss priestly virtues and prayer.

    1 hr
  • Pathways To Rome Episode 11

    Episode 11 has two distinct segments. In the first segment, Gus and Kathy discuss a new children’s book, “Becoming Father Bob,” with authors, Fr. Jeffrey Kirby, Peggy Wertz, and illustrator, Alice Judd. The book is intended to inspire priestly vocations. In the second segment, Fr. Kirby, Kathy and Gus talk to soon-to-be seminarian, Andrew Fryml in South Carolina, and David Nerbun, a seminarian studying in Rome.

    1 hr
  • Pathways To Rome Episode 9

    Father Kirby and co-hosts Kathy Kerfoot and Gus Killough discuss Jewish/Catholic relations including a review of Pope Pius XII’s activities to help Jewish people fleeing Nazi oppression and the Holocaust.

    1 hr
  • Pathways To Rome Episode 7

    Episode 7 – Fr. Firby, Gus, and Kathy have a conversation about recent developments between the Vatican and Anglican priests who want to return to full communion with the Roman Catholic Church. Special guest: Former Anglican priest, Fr. Dwight Longenecker.

    1 hr
  • Pathways To Rome Episode 5

    Episode 5 – The role of the Saints in the Body of Christ: Fr. Kirby, Gus, and Kathy discuss Catholic teaching about saints and how the faithful are to use their example in their own spiritual journey. The canonization of Fr. Damien of Molokai is specifically discussed.

    56 min

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Pathways to Rome: An Hour-long journey that brings Rome home to the local parishioner. Father Jeffrey Kirby is joined by Atticus (Gus) Killough and Kathy Kerfoot for a tour of the Vatican and how…