Catholic Theology and Discussion: Recent Episodes
Christopher
An introduction to the Gospel of Mark. Reading read from the New American Bible (Catholic).
Several people have asked me what brought me to the Catholic faith? So, I decided to do a podcast about it. If any of you would like to add your conversion story just email me at colibri@catholic.org with your short bio and a little of your story and I will email you back with directions on how to upload your audio file to me so I can post it to the podcast.
Also, there are now over 65 subscribers to this podcast. Chime in guys. If you listen to the podcast email me and let me know where you're from and a little about you!
The stats so far show people from the West and East coasts of the United States as well as Chicago and Michigan. Other places include Germany, Australia, and even Africa!
God's peace.
I didn't have time to record the readings for today so what you hear is borrowed from Saint Michael's Media at http://traffic.libsyn.com/verbum/verbum090110.mp3, no copyright infringement is intended.
1 Corinthians 2:1-5, Gospel, Luke 4:16-30 Background music is "Sanctus" by Libera. No copyright infringement is intended.
An introduction to 1 Corinthians; a letter written by St. Paul to the city of Corinth around 56 A.D. in response to issues there about Christianity, the Eucharist, and various erroneous practices there.
An excerpt from the 8/3/10 Catholic Answers Live(c)2010 where a caller basically asks about the historicity of the Catholic Church vs. the claim of other Protestants that their church was started by Jesus Christ, only the Catholic Church can make this claim based on history (33 A.D.).
A brief analysis of today's readings through the eyes of both the English and Spanish translations of the same.
I called in to Catholic Answers Live with a question about the Catholic view on the "Rapture".