The Street Theologian: Recent Episodes
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In this podcast, we try to give a brief explanation of some of the basic questions about the Catholic faith. We hope you enjoy!
If you have some questions, or would like to give some feedback, feel free to send an email to thestreettheologian@gmail.com.
Here, I talk a bit about St. Paul's life and give a brief summary of the essential content found in these epistles. Happy listening!
Today, the Church celebrates the feast of St. John the Evangelist. In this podcast, I try to give a summary of his writings: the Gospel of John, three letters attributed to him and the book of Revelation.
Here's an introduction to the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, as well as the Acts of the Apostles.
Tomorrow, Dec. 8, is the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, a huge feast celebrated in the Catholic Church. In this episode, I try to give a summary of the Catholic doctrine on the Blessed Virgin Mary, which is the basis of the devotion to her.
In this podcast, I try to give a brief introduction on a series of books in the Bible called the "Wisdom books" , and how these are interpreted in Christian tradition.
What is "prophecy"? Who were the "prophets" and why are they important? Find out in this episode!
This is the first of a series of podcasts to introduce you to the different books of the Bible. If you have questions or feedback, feel free to write to thestreettheologian@gmail.com.
Why do we need to be "redeemed"? Why is the Cross redemptive? This episode reflects on these questions.
In this episode, I try to to give a brief introduction about the figure of Jesus Christ and what the Catholic Church teaches about him as "perfect man and perfect God".
What do we mean when we say that the Bible is "inspired"? What was the Church's criteria in deciding on the biblical canon?
Why is theological reflection based on Revelation? What is Revelation all about, anyway? Find out in this episode!
This is the first episode of "Street Theology", where we try to explain (briefly) some of the main aspects of the Catholic faith.
This is an attempt to explain the mystery of the Blessed Trinity as three persons in one God. I hope you enjoy!
Today (August 28), the Catholic Church celebrates the feastday of St. Augustine. Listen to this podcast to learn more about his life and works!