<p>Fr Robert Fox is a diocesan priest from Wyoming, USA, who had a massive impact on Sam during his walk for unity. Fr Fox, now battling significant health issues, reflects hilariously on their encounter, imparts the wisdom that assisted him on his amazing journey to the priesthood, and beautifully shares the faith and prayers that sustain him. This is a must listen.  </p>

Fr Robert Fox is a diocesan priest from Wyoming, USA, who had a massive impact on Sam during his walk for unity. Fr Fox, now battling significant health issues, reflects hilariously on their encounter, imparts the wisdom that assisted him on his amazing journey to the priesthood, and beautifully shares the faith and prayers that sustain him. This is a must listen.

<p>Fr Robert Fox is a diocesan priest from Wyoming, USA, who had a massive impact on Sam during his walk for unity. Fr Fox, now battling significant health issues, reflects hilariously on their encounter, imparts the wisdom that assisted him on his amazing journey to the priesthood, and beautifully shares the faith and prayers that sustain him. This is a must listen. &nbsp;</p>

Sons of Thunder - Ep 17 Fr Fox Interview

A world adventurer, an opinionated engineer, and a very well read missionary priest - welcome to Sons of Thunder! Relax and enjoy the conversation, banter, and at times, ignorance, of three good friends as Sam, Marty, and Fr Dave delve into their history of adventures, faith stumbling blocks, and moments of grace. 

From 2006 to 2008 Sam Clear walked 15,600km around the world for the unity of the church. He nearly died 11 times. His good mates, Marty & Fr Dave, were his support crew before, during and after the enormous journey. Each episode the three friends pick apart an aspect of the walk for unity and how it plays out in everyday life. From Church history to personal prayer, from overcoming adversity to their favourite saints, and the occasional guest thrown in, Sons of Thunder is a podcast for all ages - listen, learn, laugh. (Most of the learning will come as a result of Fr Dave...)

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A world adventurer, an opinionated engineer, and a very well read missionary priest - welcome to Sons of Thunder! Relax and enjoy the conversation, banter, and at times, ignorance, of three good friends as Sam, Marty, and Fr Dave delve into their history of adventures, faith stumbling blocks, and moments of grace. From 2006 to 2008 Sam Clear walked 15,600km around the world for the unity of the church. He nearly died 11 times. His good mates, Marty & Fr Dave, were his support crew before, during and after the enormous journey. Each episode the three friends pick apart an aspect of the walk for unity and how it plays out in everyday life. From Church history to personal prayer, from overcoming adversity to their favourite saints, and the occasional guest thrown in, Sons of Thunder is a podcast for all ages - listen, learn, laugh. (Most of the learning will come as a result of Fr Dave...)

A world adventurer, an opinionated engineer, and a very well read missionary priest - welcome to Sons of Thunder! Relax and enjoy the conversation, banter, and at times, ignorance, of three good friends as Sam, Marty, and Fr Dave delve into their history of adventures, faith stumbling blocks, and moments of grace. 

From 2006 to 2008 Sam Clear walked 15,600km around the world for the unity of the church. He nearly died 11 times. His good mates, Marty &amp; Fr Dave, were his support crew before, during and after the enormous journey. Each episode the three friends pick apart an aspect of the walk for unity and how it plays out in everyday life. From Church history to personal prayer, from overcoming adversity to their favourite saints, and the occasional guest thrown in, Sons of Thunder is a podcast for all ages - listen, learn, laugh. (Most of the learning will come as a result of Fr Dave...)

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