Two Catholics Walk Into A Bar: Recent Episodes
Jake Rogalski
Two Catholics Walk Into A Bar is a podcast hosted by Jake Rogalski, and co-hosted by Erik Brimeyer. The two of them are converts to the Catholic Church from Lutheranism. Together, with a cold beer, they discuss philosophy, theology, Scriptural typology, and pretty much anything that ends in "ology". They also conduct long form interviews with fellow university students about their faith lives, or lack thereof.
We meet again! In this short episode, Jake reflects upon some past journal entries where he wrote on the wages of sin, the objectivity of God's law, the weight of divine revelation, and some speculation on the nature of hell. Jake is not a theologian, so take his sentiments with a grain of salt.
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In this installment, Jake and Erik embark on the first part of a new 2 part series on Christian authority, where they investigate the Bible. This episode dives deep into explaining what the Bible is, how and when it was compiled, the structure of the books, and an informed way of reading Holy Scripture. Next episode will be dedicated to the Tradition of the Church's Magisterium, and how that plays apart into Christian authority.
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In this episode, Jake and Erik explore the meaning of the Eucharist, and how it is truly the body and blood of the Lord. The two of them investigate a set of Eucharistic Miracles from Lanciano, Italy, and Buenos Aires, Argentina, that have gone through rigorous scientific testing. Bl. Carlo Acutis, pray for us!
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This is yet another impromptu episode, where Jake discusses the Holocaust and the theological virtue of hope. Do not be dismayed, for Jake and Erik will indeed be publishing an episode on Eucharistic miracles, come their next installment. For now, you are encouraged to dive deep into the experiential problem of pain, and how the LORD our God relates to our suffering. Amen.
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While Jake and Erik are working hard researching for their upcoming "Eucharistic Miracles" episode, they wanted to publish an impromptu episode about their thoughts on public education. The two of them also dive into some conversations about the past as they discuss the importance of historical empathy in the classroom.
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The Council has spoken! By way of popular vote, our Instagram followers @twocatholics chose "Marian Apparitions" to be the topic of our 1-year anniversary episode. In this installment, Jake and Erik discuss how the Church goes about approving apparitions and private revelations, the 10 Vatican approved Marian Apparitions, and they dive deep into the messages of the apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Our Lady of Lourdes, and Our Lady of Fatima.
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In this impromptu episode, Jake prays Compline, which is the "Night Prayer" of the 7 prayers of the Liturgy of the Hours!
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This episode reveals a very raw conversation between Jake and Erik about the current state of the Church. The topics of Vatican II, the Tridentine Mass, the Novus Order, and Pope Francis are at the heart of this talk. Unlike many previous episodes, this is not a "teaching episode"; rather, it is an installment of an honest debate between Jake and Erik that exemplifies many conversations going on in the Catholic community today. Two Catholics Walk Into a Bar does not endorse the heresy of Sedevacantism, nor does it intentionally promote irreverence toward his Holiness Pope Francis. It is encouraged that our listeners stay tuned for the entirety of this episode to see the full arc of this conversation.
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In this episode, Jake and Erik sit down with Nana (Jake's grandma). They discuss how she experienced Catholicism growing up, and how her faith has brought her to where she is today. Nana also talks about some of the very concerning ways the modern world is moving, and how it's so important that we protect especially our children from demonic ideas and practices.
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In this episode, Jake and Erik sit down to discuss what separates Jesus from all other gods, and how it is through His Incarnation, that we too can become like God. They also chat about Martin Luther, Catholic anthropology, Tyler Childers, and what makes music so beautiful. Grab a beer and pull up to the bar with us!
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The FBI is not going to like this episode! In the 21st installment of Two Catholics Walk Into a Bar, Jake and Erik sit down with Carter Currans, a former seminarian and proponent of reclaiming true masculinity. The three of them discuss the demonic state of modern American culture, and how the government is trying to destroy the family, and the beautiful things in life that God has ordained. This is a very controversial episode, with some strong language; so, if you are easily offended, or if you are a young child, this episode may not be for you.
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After Jake and Erik's last episode, which was well over 2 hours long, and intellectually rigorous, the two of them wanted to sit down and have a light hearted conversation about some opinions they have about the Church and the culture, that not everyone may agree with. Grab yourself a beer, sit back, and join Jake and Erik as they discuss their "Hot takes."
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In this thorough episode, Jake and Erik attempt to solve all of the problems in Christianity. The way in which they have gone about this ambitious task, is by giving an overview each Christian Church, what their beliefs are, and how these beliefs hold up to the Holy Scriptures. The majority of the information on the particular Protestant churches came from Ron Rhodes' book, The Complete Guide to Christian Denominations published by Harvest House Publishing in 2015.
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In this inspiring episode, Jake and Erik sit down with Levi Parris for a conversation about the Catholic Church and the LGBTQ community. Levi experiences same sex attraction and had engaged in a gay lifestyle before he came to know Christ and His Church. Levi has since converted to Catholicism, and although he still experiences such attractions, he has encountered a profound love for God, and is doing the Lord's work through social media, in defending the Catholic faith, and warning people about the dangers of making one's sexual orientation into an entire identity. In this installment, Jake and Erik learned about Levi's conversion from Protestantism, his views on the current state of secular sexuality, and how his social life has been affected by taking the courage to be baptized into God's family. You will NOT want to miss this episode!
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Jake and Erik had the privilege of attending Bishop Barron's fundraising dinner for IHM seminary in the diocese of Winona-Rochester. The two of them were accompanied by several brothers in Christ from the Newman center, and after the dinner, some of those brothers pulled up to the bar table for an interview. In this episode, you'll meet Jacob Miller, a military man who converted to the Catholic Church from Lutheranism. And you'll also meet Paul Kelley, a revert to the Church who is preparing to become a FOCUS missionary. In the conversation, they talk about poor faith formation, the degeneracy of secular culture, and the revival of a Christian counter culture.
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In this Easter special, Jake and Erik sit down with Fr. Vogel to discuss Christ's passion during Holy Week. They look into the Biblical prophecies that Christ fulfilled in His passion, and Fr. Vogel discusses some of the traditions of the Church that lead up to the most holy day of the year!
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Jake and Erik have a big announcement to share with their listeners!
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In this long form episode, Jake is interviewed by Erik and other friends about his discernment experience at Saint Michael's Abbey in Southern California. Jake discusses all of the graces that came to him while he spent a week living with the Norbertine Order at the Abbey. This episode is perfect for anyone who is having difficulty discerning God's call for their life!
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In the longest episode published to date, Jake and Erik reflect upon the beauty and the efficacy of the 7 Sacraments of the Catholic Church, as well as the Biblical basis for all of them. This discussion is by far Jake and Erik's favorite episode yet, so buckle up and prepare yourself to come to know the love of God for you, and how His graces are uniquely found in the Sacraments of the Catholic Church.
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The time is now upon us, the season of Lent is about to begin. In this short episode, Jake gives a brief history of Lenten traditions and some advice on how to live out the season of Lent well. The 40 days leading up to Easter Sunday is a time for preparation and penance, so that we might conform our lives to the Divine life of Christ. And in return, we shall certainly receive joy, but only through the mortification of our flesh.
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What is the meaning of life and the purpose of creation?
...to be loved.
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Hallelujah! This episode was intended to be published on the third Sunday of Advent, but due to unforeseen circumstances, this is now the episode that will kick off Two Catholics Walk Into a Bar into the new year! In this installment, Jake and Erik interview their parish priest who is assigned to the St. Thomas More Catholic Newman Center on the Minnesota State, Mankato campus. In the episode, Fr. Vogel sheds light on his own life and how he came to be ordained a priest, as well as some basic knowledge on the structure of the Catholic Church. There will most certainly be another episode with Fr. Vogel. as there were a plethora of topics impossible to cover in an hour and a half session.
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Merry Christmas everyone! Jake and Erik are excited to wish everybody a happy X-Mas... Contrary to popular belief, the "X" in "X-Mas" is not a way in which Christ is removed from the holiday festivities. Rather, "X" is the Greek letter known as "Chi", which is the first letter of the Greek name for Christ, "Christos". In this episode, the two of them dive into the origins of the most common Christmas traditions, especially the legends and stories of St. Nicholas (Santa Claus), along with their own favorite Christmas traditions.
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In the 9th installment of Two Catholics Walk Into a Bar, Jake and Erik explore the meaning behind the Church's wealth of symbolic art. Religious Iconography is a beautiful discipline of art, but at its foundation, it's a language meant to reveal heavenly truths. The architecture of our churches, as well as the Holy Scriptures also hold a treasury of symbolic truth that Jake and Erik discuss.
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In this episode, Jake and Erik interview David Kruse, who is newly married to Emma Fradd (the sister of Matt Fradd, host of Pints with Aquinas). Jake and Erik have known David for a little while, as he was involved with the St. Thomas More Newman Center, and he even taught Jake in RCIA. David and his wife Emma are both musicians, and have started a record label titled, "Enemy Love Records". In the episode, Jake and Erik dive deep into learning about David's conversion story, his long experience in the seminary, their new record label, and how Jesus, among many other things, was an artist.
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Join Jake and Erik on an exploration into the Catholic roots of Halloween and how its rituals and tradition correspond with the entirety of the Hallowtide celebrations. The two of them converse over demonology and how the Church goes about liberating people from demonic influences. They also touch on the possibility of the existence of ghosts, and how they may be departed souls who are in Purgatory. And they also break down some of their favorite Halloween horror/thriller movies. This episode is marked explicit, as some of the topics we go into may be frightening to younger ears.
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In this short off-the-cuff episode, Jake dives into the life of his Patron Saint, Augustine of Hippo. As it was mentioned in the episode, Two Catholics Walk Into a Bar is still experiencing some equipment malfunctions. Therefore, that is why Erik wasn't able to join us on this installment, as it was a last minute executive decision. Aside from the life of Saint Augustine, Jake reflects on the meaning of what is looks like to walk the Christian road, and how Augustine realized the same thing centuries before. Stay tuned for future episodes in this series of Lives of The Saints.
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In the fifth installment of Two Catholics Walk Into a Bar, Erik and Jake pull out their Bibles and dive deep into the Scriptural basis for the Marian Dogmas that Catholics believe in. The two of them explore Marian typology in the New Testament and how the Mother of God has Old Testament foreshadows with her prior literary types. Some books that the two of them recommend for further information on this topic are Jesus And The Jewish Roots of Mary by Dr. Brant Pitre, and The Fathers Know Best by Jimmy Akin of Catholic Answers.
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In this fourth episode of "Two Catholics Walk Into a Bar", Jake and Erik dive into the Biblical accounts of the covenants made between God and man. It isn't until Christ becomes incarnate that the law and the covenants would be fulfilled. Therefore, a good majority of this episode is devoted to exploring the life of Jesus Christ, the key events of his earthly existence, and his key teachings.
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In this third episode of "Two Catholics Walk Into a Bar" Jake and Erik discuss one of the most important concepts in Christian Theology, The Four Last Things, which is that of: Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell. They also speak on the temporary state of Purgatory that precedes most souls on their journey to Heavenly glory. Forgive the distracting squeaks that you may hear around the 30 minute mark. We've set up a new recording studio in our basement, and our college house is well over 100 years old. Therefore, the floor above tends to squeak whenever someone walks over us.
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In the second episode of "Two Catholics Walk Into a Bar", Jake and Erik explore the philosophical basis for God's existence, and how we can come to know that there is a creator of the universe, by the use of reason. Further on, the two of them dive into the Nicene Creed in order to identify who this God is and how He has revealed Himself to the world. Lastly, you'll hear a brief summary of why God created all things, mankind included, and why it's necessary for us to have a relationship with Him.
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In this long form introductory episode, you'll have the privilege of getting to know your hosts: Jake Rogalski and Erik Brimeyer. Together, they share their personal testimonies of conversion from a doubtful faith into the Christian life. And further on, how they went from being an ordinary Christian, to their reception into the full communion of the Roman Catholic Church. They briefly speak on a few of the main doctrines and dogmas of the Church, and Jake shares a miraculous moment he experienced through a novena he prayed to Saint Therese of Lisieux. Stay tuned for future episodes, where your hosts can't wait to dive deeper into the Biblical and philosophical basis for many misunderstood Catholic doctrines!
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