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The Catholic Culture Podcast: 156

Mar 29, 2023 It’s universally acknowledged that music effects our emotions. But does it actually make sense to talk about music “expressing”, emotions in any

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The Catholic Culture Podcast: 157 – A New Faerie Tale in Verse

Apr 14, 2023 Marly Youmans joins the podcast to talk about her new verse tale, Seren of the Wildwood, the story’s relation to the biblical giants

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The Catholic Culture Podcast: 158 – City of God vs. City of Man

Apr 20, 2023 It’s time for a big-picture look at Church history! Timothy S. Flanders joins the podcast to discuss his book City of God

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Christopher Tolkien, William Byrd, A Hidden Life, poetry-painting collaboration

Apr 28, 2023 This episode features highlight clips from episodes 50, 58, 60, and 66 of the Catholic Culture Podcast. 50: A Catholic Composer in

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Saint Thomas and the Forbidden Birds & the tradition of English verse w/ James Matthew Wilson

Jun 24, 2024 Poet & philosopher James Matthew Wilson rejoins the show to read poems from his new collection, Saint Thomas and the Forbidden Birds, published

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The Catholic Culture Podcast: Livestream announcement

May 4, 2023 We’ll be doing YouTube livestreams on the next 3 Monday evenings, as part of CatholicCulture.org’s May fundraising campaign. In these freewheeling conversations,

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The Catholic Culture Podcast: 159

May 5, 2023 Catholic University of America Press recently launched a major new series: the English Critical Edition of the Works of Karol Wojtyła/John Paul II. The first

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Mike Aquilina Q&A on early Christianity

May 9, 2023 For those who missed the YouTube livestream Q&A with Mike Aquilina on May 8th, 2023, here is the audio. It was a

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interview with producer, composer, and choreographer of Raffaella

Jun 11, 2024 On June 29 and 30, in South Bend, Indiana, there will be a major and even unprecedented event in the history of

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When artists feel lonely in the Church (Livestream)

May 16, 2023 In this livestream, James Majewski and Thomas Mirus we discussed errors artists can fall into in pushing back against a moralistic approach