Alex, Nikolai, and Ben. 
The Seminarians discuss the ins and outs of Holy Week and the Easter Triduum. How have we celebrated this holy time in the past? What makes these days so special and important? 
Have a blessed Holy Week and a Happy Easter!

Andrew, Kevin, Dominic, and Dominic. 
The Seminarians delve into the nitty gritty of Marian devotion, exploring topics from the Rosary to Marian consecration. Why do we pray to Mary? What does the Bible have to say about her? What did the saints have to say about her? How can one develop a deeper devotion to the Blessed Mother?
Much of today's discussion tends towards a more developed understanding of Mary, beyond just the basic fundamentals. Some of the language may seem intimidating, but don't be alarmed! Devotion begins with the basics and deepens with time and prayer.
Thank you for listening!

Alex, Nikolai, Deacon Jonathan, and Bishop Michael Burbidge.
On this episode, we are joined by Bishop Burbidge of Arlington, Virginia and transitional deacon Jonathan Smith. Bishop has a long personal history with Saint Charles Seminary and shares with us some of his experience and insights into how it has changed over time.
What are some of the joys and challenges of being an Apostolic leader in the Church? What have been the differences between different dioceses? How can the Church continue to grow and attract the younger generations?
Thank you for listening!

Bishop Burbidge's own The Walk Humbly Podcast: https://www.arlingtondiocese.org/bishop/walk-humbly-podcast/the-walk-humbly-podcast---episodes-with-show-notes/

Alex, Andrew, and James.
The Seminarians get into an in-depth conversation about Alex's favorite movie, How To Train Your Dragon. Do fantasy series inspire us to think about deeper truths? Can we be edified by animated movies? Where do we see the moral life reflected in our entertainment?
Featuring the musical talents of seminarians Tim and Dominic who perform the movie's theme for this episode.

Alex and Anthony.
As Seminarians, we study a variety of languages, ancient and modern. Anthony is a polyglot, having studied about six different languages in his time. Does learning more languages make it easier to minister to parishioners? How do you practice speaking foreign languages? What benefits are there to learning learning ancient languages?
Thank you for tuning in!

Alex, Nikolai, and Sam.
The Seminarians share their knowledge on the Liturgy of the Hours, also known as the Divine Office. What is this prayer? How is it prayed? What effect has praying the Liturgy of the Hours had on our lives?

For some more information, check out: https://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/liturgy-of-the-hours
Learn to pray the LOH in the Ibreviary app.

Alex, Nikolai, Andrew, and Drew.
The seminarians chat about our different experience in the world of music. We compare our favorite artists, tastes, playlists, and radio stations for a lively and fun time.

Alex, Nikolai, and Drew.
After taking a break for quarantine, we are back! This week, we discuss our retreat experiences, the nuances of the virtue of faith, and daydreaming during the liturgy.

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The Seminarians are all home for the holidays. As we reflect on the birth of the Son of God as a newborn child, we rejoice in all of the blessings we have been granted this year. The Seminarians of the Diocese of Allentown sing five traditional Christmas carols.
Merry Christmas!

Alex, Drew, Keaton, and Aaron. Continuing last week's episode about J. R. R. Tolkien, we discuss more in particular about The Lord of the Rings.
Why is this series so beloved by seminarians? What parts of the books did we wish had been included in the movies?
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