Where Peter Is

Where Peter Is

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Where Peter Is episodes

  • Austen Ivereigh On The World's Spiritual Director
    Austen Ivereigh joins Mike Lewis and David Lafferty to discuss the new cardinals picked by Pope Francis, and how Francis selects cardinals. They also discuss Austen's new book project with Pope Francis, as well as Pope Francis's plans for his papacy going forward.
    His latest project, a book called Let Us Dream: The Path to a Better Future will be released on December 1.
    Let us Dream is the result of exchanges between Austen and Pope Francis during the coronavirus lockdown.
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    40 min
  • Austen Ivereigh on Fratelli Tutti and civil unions
    Mike Lewis and David Lafferty speak with Austen Ivereigh about Fratelli Tutti and Pope Francis's recent comments about same-sex civil unions,
    Austen is a writer, journalist, and commentator on religious and political affairs. He is the author of the 2014 biography of Pope Francis, The Great Reformer: Francis and the Making of a Radical Pope. He is also the author of last year’s Wounded Shepherd: Pope Francis’s Struggle to Convert the Catholic Church, both published by Henry Holt.
    His latest project, a book called Let Us Dream: The Path to a Better Future will be released on December 1.
    Let us Dream is the result of exchanges between Austen and Pope Francis during the coronavirus lockdown.
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    57 min
  • New Evangelization Media
    In this episode of Peter's Field Hospital, Mike Lewis and DW Lafferty wrap up their conversation with "Conversation on Tap" host and Catholic Jose Rodriguez.
    Next, Mike catches up with Catholic speaker Mike Tenney, talking about his new show, "Pop Culture Catechism," as well as his life as a teacher, musician, podcaster, and stay-at-home dad.
    Check out Jose's podcast, Conversation on Tap here: https://conversationontap.podbean.com/
    Check out Mike Tenney's website: https://www.miketenneymusic.com/
    Check out Pop Culture Catechism here: https://www.awakencatholic.org/pop-culture-catechism
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    47 min
  • Jose Rodriguez on faith, podcasting, and teaching junior high
    In this edition of Peter's Field hospital, Jose Rodriguez, host of the podcast "Conversation on Tap," joins Mike Lewis and DW Lafferty in a wide-ranging discussion about faith, teaching junior high school, podcasting, and the "dumpster fire being hurtled through the air via tornado" known as Catholic Twitter.
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    49 min
  • Online Catholicism: Radtrads, Integralists, and Anonymous Trolls
    Mike Lewis, Adam Rasmussen, and DW Lafferty discuss the odd, extreme, and apocalyptic views of many online Catholics. They discuss the role of anonymity in some of the most harsh rhetoric, the rise of neo-integralism, and the real damage done by Catholic extremists.
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    51 min
  • Invalid Sacraments: Can you be damned on a technicality?
    In light of the recent news from Detroit about a Catholic priest who discovered his baptism as an infant was invalid, Mike Lewis, Adam Rasmussen, and DW Lafferty discuss the Church's approach to sacramental validity, scrupulosity, and confidence in God's mercy.
    How should a Catholic balance legitimate concerns about valid sacramental form and trust in God's goodness and mercy? How do the same principles apply to other matters of faith and grace?
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    51 min
  • Sam Rocha: Stories and Remembrance
    Mike Lewis and Paul Fahey continue their conversation with Sam Rocha. Mike tells Sam about his inadvertent role in the creation of Where Peter Is. They go on to discuss their memories of their spiritual journey, how their upbringings, experiences, and relationships have influenced their faith. Finally, they look at the future of the Church.
    Stick around until the end, when Sam plays "Samuel's Psalm."
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    57 min
  • Talking Race, Religion, and Culture with Sam Rocha
    Sam Rocha joins Mike Lewis and Paul Fahey for a wide-ranging conversation on Catholicism, socialism, race, Latin America, Pope Francis, and Catholic Social Teaching.
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    58 min
  • Communio in the Americas and Postmodern Traditionalism
    In Part 3 of our conversation with Mexican Catholic scholar Rodrigo Guerra, we discuss the need to strengthen the relationship - to build "communio" - between the Latin American and North American Churches under the patronage of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
    Next, we discuss the possibility of a traditionalist schism in the Church, fueled by figures such as Archbishops Vigano and Negri, and Cardinal Burke.
    Finally, Rodrigo explains some key differences between the traditionalist movement in the twentieth century and that of today, and how much of the classical and intellectual thought that fueled the movement of yesterday has been replaced with postmodern sentimentalism and wild conspiracy theories like QAnon.
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    40 min
  • A Heart Conquered by Christ: Rodrigo Guerra on Pope Francis
    Mike Lewis and Dan Amiri continue their conversation with philosophy professor Rodrigo Guerra, a member of the Pontifical Academy for Life and the founder of the Center for Advanced Social research in Mexico.
    First, Rodrigo sheds some light on Francis's theological and philosophical background, dispelling the myth that Francis is not an intellectual.
    Next, we talk about the Extraordinary Synod on the Family in 2014, where Rodrigo served as one of the collaborators of the Special Secretary. He provides an insider's perspective on the divisions inside and outside the synod hall, including an interaction with one of Francis's most notorious cardinal critics. He also reveals what Pope Francis told him when he asked about the divisions during the synod.
    Later, we discuss how Francis reacts to his critics, and Rodrigo talks about the Mexican saint that most reminds him of Pope Francis.
    Part 2 of 3.
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    58 min

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