Carolina Catholic Media Podcast

Living in the wake of wonder-Jean and Kathleen continue their conversation with Katie and Ryan, discussing how life can’t be lived the same way after an encounter with God’s abundance.

"To Be Deep in History is to Cease Being Anxious" 
 
We know there is a crisis, but has the Church even been through crisis before? How are we to act? What are we to do? If there was 24/7 news and internet back in the middle ages what would the reaction be to the pornacracy? Cadaver synod?  Pray, hope, & don't worry is a great motto. Don't use it for a bumper sticker. Live it.

Host  Dr. John Acquaviva talks with special guest host Ed Billick and interviews special guest David Papandrea, Founder and President of Carolina CatholicMedia.

In this episode Jason discussed the problems and pitfalls with ignorance and knowledge and our roles to handle each properly.  We talk about the present crisis in the Church, effect of social media and internet which has enabled Catholics to become more aware of localized liturgical and clerical abuses that prior to were likely never known.  The importance of prayer and works together combined help to distinguish information and determine the Will of God specifically in our roles as laity to help save the Church amidst troubling times.  Our second half of the show is the replay of an interview with author Charles Fraune from last year where we discussed spiritual combat, possession, and a Catholic perspective on Halloween.

It’s a miracle! Jean and Kathleen interview Katie Esser about her miraculous healing at the Alan Ames Healing Service last March. Ryan Vermilion joins them to share his perspective as a “catcher.”

Part two of Jean and Kathleen's interview with Roxane Salonen as they go deeper into some of the themes of “What Would Monica Do?” Discover how the healing Jesus offers you and your adult child is personal and unique.

Father Codd speaks on "Going To A Deeper Level With God."

Father Kirby speaks on "Alleluia!"

Father Reid speaks on "The Sacred Quality of A Family Meal."

Father Oleru speaks on "The Goodness of God In Our Lives."