Being the Pope, the successor of Saint Peter and the Vicar of Christ isn’t always as straightforward as it may seem. In fact, sometimes, it gets downright weird.
In this episode of the Catholic Talk Show, the guys talk about some the craziest things Popes have experienced and done.
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Praying The Glorious Mysteries Of The Rosary
In this episode of The Catholic Talk Show, Ryan Scheel is joined by Mark Hartfiel from Paradisus Dei to discuss the Glorious Mysteries and the new series “The Mysteries of The Rosary”
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• Why Do We Meditate on Mysteries?
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7 Books Every Catholic Should Read
In this episode of The Catholic Talk Show, the guys are joined by Brandon Vogt from Word on Fire Ministries to discuss essential books that every Catholic should read.
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Show Notes:
Brandon’s Mega List of Book Recommendations
https://brandonvogt.com/best-catholic-books-of-all-time/Brandon’s Top 7 Books
- Early Christian Writings by Various Church Fathers
- Confessions by St. Augustine
- Summa of the Summa by Peter Kreeft
- Orthodoxy by G.K. Chesterton
- Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
- To Know Christ Jesus by Frank Sheed
- Catholicism: A Journey to the Heart of the Faith by Bishop Robert Barron
Honorable Mention Books
• True Devotion to Mary – St. Louis De Montfort
• Story of a Soul – Saint Therese
• Jesus of Nazareth – Pope Benedict XVI
• Interior Castle – St. Teresa of Avila
• Dark Night of the Soul – St. John of the Cross
• The Imitation of Christ – Thomas A’ Kempis
• Uniformity with God’s Will – St. Alphonso Liguori
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7 Places Every Catholic Should Visit In Their Lifetime
Pack your bags for this episode of The Catholic Talk Show as we take you around the globe to 7 amazing Catholic pilgrimage locations you should see before you die!
In this episode you’ll learn:
• The Ancient walking pilgrimage route to the tomb of an Apostle
• The location of “The Gates of Hell” revealed by Jesus
• The macabre Church decorated entirely in human bones
• The unexpected location of the largest Church in the world
• The location of the tombs of each of the Apostles
• And much more!
As a segue to your discussion of why popes change their name, you might wish to discuss why they also put aside their scarlet cardinalatial robes and replace them with white.
Hey great job but too much laughing. I’m very impatient. Can u guys stick to the topic n let the speaker talk n u guys and questions later in? 😂😂 that’s my 2 cents. Once again thank u for all u do for the Church
I agree with the commentator above – too much laughter – and some of it seems forced.
Love the show. So if Helen Hunt wanted to stay with the dentist would she be granted an annulment? She married the dentist in good faith.
Hello, I came across your blog The Catholic Talk Show through some research on Facebook about Catholicism. Being a young adult, I think that the History of the Church cannot just be put in aside. It takes a lot of maturity to better appreciate it. The history of the Church is very much.a part of World’s history. I love the history of the church. It manifest that the Roman Catholic Church is One Holy Catholic Apostolic Church and you have to look at it as one big picture to have a better understanding of our faith. You cannot look at it or study by piece without considering the world circumstances at that time. Otherwise people may think that we are trying to justify the crisis that the church is seriously facing nowadays. We should not say the crisis now is nothing compared to what took place in the past. The crisis and should be analyzed and resolved considering present condition situation and circumstances as a whole. Why not talk about the good popes? Who shape not only the church but the world? History will remain history, the matter is current popes and the church should not generalize views about a small segment.