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On this very special feast day, Christian interviews Fr. David Paternostro, SJ on the life and legacy of Saint Louis, King of France—the namesake of our university and city!
We're back! The SLU Catholic Studies Center returns to the podcast realm in a new version of "The Brag." Rebranded as "The Well Podcast," the Catholic Studies Center dives back into some great conversation centered around Our Lord, Our Lady, and the Church. In this episode, junior Christian Rickert shares a small glimpse into his spiritual journey.
Welcome Back!! We begin Season 2 with the question: What is it like to be Catholic on a college campus? Once again, Sean is your host. Today he is joined by Patrick Gosser, '23, to discuss being Catholic on SLU's college campus. Curious? So are we!
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In this episode, Sean, Brother Dominick, O.P., and John Guerra, S.J. speak on discerning your Vocation! Where are you going? Who are you called to become? What/where should you study? Should I get married? Am I called to religious life? What's happening anymore? I have no idea.
In this episode, Sean, John Guerra, and Br. Dominick speak about spiritual fatherhood. Come join them in this reflection on what it means to be a man, a dad, and a spiritual father.
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In this episode, Sean is joined by Dominick Jean, O.P. and John Guerra, S.J. to discuss the Gospel message. What is the Gospel? How do we respond to it?
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In this episode, Sean is joined by Br. Dominick Jean, O.P. and John Guerra, S.J.. The two answer questions on prayer, Holy Week, and their respective orders. Join in for this conversation!
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In this episode, Sean answers some of the internet's most popular questions for Catholics. He shares snippets of his own story as well as some (all) of his Latin knowledge.
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In this episode, Sean welcomes back John Guerra, S.J. to discuss the Lenten season as a time for healing. We all have wounds. Lent is a time we enter the desert, go to the depths, to allow Christ to heal and sanctify us.
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