The Sacred Page Podcast with Michael Barber

Now for something a little different. . . The recent Facebook IPO and other business headlines are the topic of this recent podcast. Here I discuss Catholic Social Teaching and Scripture with the guys from Solidarity With Salisbury. The blog belongs to Matthew Salisbury, a graduate of JP Catholic's MBA program. Justin Wilga and Stephen Flemings, also JP Catholic almuni, also contribute posts as guest bloggers. These guys are engaged in some very thoughtful analysis. Check out, e.g., Matt's new post on On the Cynicism and Hollywood Night Clubs. I really enjoyed having these guys on the show. Listen on iTunes or click the link below. Look for more information on this podcast over at the corresponding post at TheSacredPage.com  Feel free to leave your comments below. TSP 20: Matthew Salisbury and Co. on Catholic Social Teaching This week on "The Sacred Page with Michael Barber".

In this Sunday's Gospel Jesus tells us what true love looks like: "Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends (John 15:13)." Here we look at how this part of the Last Supper discourse is related to Jesus' act of washing the disciples feet (John 13) and his sacrificial death as the Suffering Servant (Isa 52-53)--something also alluded to in the second reading.  Listen on iTunes or click the link below. Look for more information on this podcast over at the corresponding post at TheSacredPage.com  Feel free to leave your comments below. Jesus, the Servant, and His Sacrificial Love in John (Podcast on the Sunday Readings: 6th Sunday of Easter) This week on "The Sacred Page with Michael Barber".