#13 – Let The Fire Fall

December 10, 2005 – 12:22 am

This week’s episode consists of an extensive interview with Fr. Michael Scanlon TOR, Chancellor of Franciscan University, about the history and spirituality of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal.

Here are some links to some of the things he mentions:

Fr. Michael’s book on the history of the Charismatic Renewal – Let The Fire Fall and his other books are available.
You can get Patti Mansfield’s book on the beginnings of the Charismatic Renewal that Fr. Michael recommended at Amazon.
Fr. George Montague’s book, The Holy Spirit:Growth of a Biblical Tradition is widely used by the Charismatic Renewal.
George Kosicki has also written several books on the Holy Spirit.

The Charisma article about Pope John Paul II and the Charismatic Renewal.
The group FIRE [Faith, Intercession, Repentance, Evangelization]

Life in the Spirit and Born in the Spirit Weekends and Seminars are excellent ways to seek greater devotion to the Holy Spirit.

A Wikipedia article on the Catholic Charismatic Renewal is available and the website of the Catholic Charismatic Center also has information on the Renewal.

OTHER ITEMS IN THE PODCAST

Catholic Podcast information at Catholic Podcasts.

O Come All Ye Faithful was sung by Uncle Seth and is available at Podsafe Music.

Check out the podcasts I mentioned – iPadre and The Secrets of Narnia

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Let The Fire Fall

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Catholic Podcasts Update

December 7, 2005 – 12:36 am

The new site is up over at catholicpodcasts.info

I hope to add some more to the site, but all of the Catholic podcasts listed in the links section of this site have been moved to the new site with even more podcasts noted as well as descriptions and other information. The main purpose of catholicpodcasts.info will be to help others find podcasts of interest and keep people up to date with developments in Catholic podcasting.

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Comments on the Tenth Episode

December 5, 2005 – 3:15 pm

The tenth episode of Catholic:Under The Hood has been mentioned by First Things in response to my statements on the relationship of faith and the Internet. I have decided to put forward my own statement up on the Friary Notes site since I think that it lends itself more easily to comments than a mention in a future podcast. Feel free to read my words and comment if you wish.

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Catholic Podcasts

December 4, 2005 – 8:52 pm

I am in the process of moving my list of Catholic podcasts to another website and expanding upon it with better descriptions so as to make it easier for people to find podcasts of interest. The new site will be Catholic Podcasts. So, if you want to update links, go ahead. I’ll warn everybody before I take down the list of Catholic podcasts off of this page and replace it with a permanent link to the new site.

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#12 – Stories, St. Nicholas and Song

December 2, 2005 – 9:51 am

In this week’s episode we have a great interview with Fr. Brian Cavanaugh, TOR about the importance of story in our lives and in the spread of the Gospel. Fr. Brian has published several books with the stories he has collected called The Sower Seeds and a book on the Miracle of the Poinsettia. He runs a website that also includes stories and words of inspiration called Apple Seeds. Check them out!

Fr. Brian also mentioned a book by Fr. William Bausch called “Storytelling: Imagination and Faith” which can be purchased at Amazon.com.

The other books that Fr. Brian mentions – Chicken Soup for the Soul, Book of Virtues, The Moral Compass.

Russell W. Conwell’s “Acres of Diamonds” can be found at the Temple University site.

Fr. Brian mentioned the National Storytelling Network.

We will also hear about the interesting tradition of the Companions of Saint Nicholas, especially the Krampus who ensures that children behave themselves during the Advent season. For more information about the Krampus check out the Wikipedia article or this other site on Santa’s companions.

Music for this week’s episode comes from Podsafe Music. Our song is “In The Bleak Midwinter” sung by Allison Crowe.

For further information on St. Nicholas and celebrating his feastday in the Eastern Church, check out From Advent to the Presentation, especially the December 6th episode. Be sure to put in a pin in the Frappr map and if you haven’t already during the month of December – please vote for Catholic:Under The Hood at Podcast Alley. The votes help the podcast move up in the rankings and more people come to learn about it. It would mean a lot, thanks!

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Stories, St. Nicholas and Song

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#11 – Journey to the Holy Land

November 26, 2005 – 7:33 am


This week we take a trip to the Holy Land and see some of the special sights. You can see some of the special sights here both in the picture of me wearing my Eastern Catholic liturgical vestments and my pictures of the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land that are available on Flickr!

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For further information about the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land, click here.
For further information about Disciples With Microphones and other Catholic podcasts, click here.
For further information about Mission Hope, click here.

Also, be sure to check out my From Advent to the Presentation podcast for daily spiritual mediations from Scripture and the Church Fathers as well as interesting facts about the Eastern Catholic Church’s celebration of this important liturgical season.

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Journey to the Holy Land

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#10 – Tenth Episode!

November 18, 2005 – 11:19 pm


Hard to believe were already at the tenth episode! Glory to God – here’s to another ten.

This week we start a new segment in Catholic:Under The Hood looking at famous Catholics in history beginning with Servant of God Reverend Prince Dimitrius Augustine Gallitzin. Father Gallitzin has a special connection with me as he helped found the city of Loretto, Pennsylvania where the motherhouse of my order is located. He did an amazing amount of labor for the Lord and continues to serve as a model for priests today.

We also take another trip to the Icon Corner and look at the icon of the Feast of the Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple in honor of the feast that will be celebrated on the 21st.

Finally, I add some of my own commentary about the nature and future of Catholic podcasting.

Links to material in this week’s podcast.

For further information about Servant of God Dimitrius Gallitzin, check out this site which is seeking his canonization – Official Site:Canonization of Prince Dmitrius Gallitzin

Here you can find the Protoevangelium of St. James

In the podcast, I played the song “Safe” by Amy Dalley which is available via Podsafe Music.

You can find the full article for Jonathon Last’s “God on the Internet” on the First Thing’s website.

Check out the podcasts mentioned in this week’s episode and try out the other Catholic podcasts listed on the website! If you like them, be sure to vote for them on Podcast Alley! Support Catholic media!

Going Fourth

Catholic Mormon Podcast

Help Mission Hope and the Church suffering the effects of Hurricane Katrina.

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Tenth Episode

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The journey from Advent to the Presentation is underway

November 14, 2005 – 10:49 pm

St. Philip’s Fast begins our series of scriptural and patristic meditations for our special podcast series over the Advent/Nativity season with the Eastern Church. You can check it out over at the From Advent to the Presentation website.

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Promo .mp3 for From Advent to the Presentation

November 12, 2005 – 12:41 am

Here is the promo .mp3 for my new podcast series as heard on the latest episode of Catholic Under The Hood.

From Advent to the Presentation Promo

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#9 – The New Priest

November 12, 2005 – 12:25 am

This week I talk about my first week as a priest, my ordination and hearing confessions. I also talk about the new podcast I will be producing: From Advent to the Presentation. Here are some other links that appear in this week’s episode:

Promos –
Catholic Rockers

Information about Mission Hope –
Homepage
Disciples With Microphones’ materials on Mission Hope available here, here, and here.

Music –
All by Matt Brady via Podsafe Music

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Again, thanks for listening!

The New Priest

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