We fully admit the Know Nothings were right about us Catholics. Peter, Thomas, and Michael host a plethora of conversations with friends and guests to discuss society, culture, and Catholicism all through the lens of a whiskey or wine glass. The conversat
World, falling apart, per usual Violence Denis Praeger must be stopped
NFL Football Merlin A never ending conversation about political power
Chalice talk Deacon goes to the Holy Land Political authority
Why do we care about gas? Cobalt mining New impersonation Middle part of various sorts. No PDA at the gym
What Y2K was really about Can we get some stimmies from the new Speaker of the House? Requiescat in pace, Pope Benedict 16th Peter accidently slips into heresy Thomas (might?) slip into heresy The Eucharist Marriage More marriage The pod argues for polygamy (sort of). The beer pot is empty
We try ChatGPT We despair We try to figure out what Capitalism is. Again.
Dodgers are being sold for spare parts Do we really have to think anymore?
Due to Thanksgiving Break, we have no ideas. Other than a full episode of Dynamic vs. Decadent
Post, post election analysis Recorded last Thursday, November 10th Life happens, and we have no money for editors
Leaving Italy Italian gun culture Election predictions We get all the predictions correct Lotteries
Three weeks to late, but here none the less The Atlantic article Baseball We all hate the Angels
An Atlantic Article https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2015/01/taken-series-is-every-fathers-worst-nightmare/384467/ 401Ks again Always travel coach
So, I'm not sure how long ago we recorded this, but I had stuff going on. No time to edit. So some of the conversation about China is dated. That's just how it goes Thomas needs to buy a lottery ticket Is it moral to invest in a 401k? That was obviously (for us) facetious question LOUD NOISES Usury vs Business China Pelosi We're sorry if we were offensive None of this should be understood as financial advice.
(Not Cleric) Andrew is back Thomas and Michael are not Alt Utah history Three types of Catholic movies Censorship and movies The market will regulate itself (?) Peter hums day of wrath Anime
Peter's D.C. adventure Union Station Thomas has issues at the Supreme Court Movie discussion Peter finally feels represented in the James Bond universe Discussion of "It's the Moral Theology, Stupid" https://www.ncregister.com/commentaries/understanding-pope-francis-it-s-the-moral-theology-stupid A philosophical fight breaks out. Proportionalism vs Natural Law Thomas vs. Peter Peter vs. Michael Thomas retreats to folding laundry Biblical precedents on killing
Michael probably has the monkey virus Wearing the collar The moment of ordination Communion of saints The Joy of Christ Andrew hates Head and Shoulders Cheers
Michael is gone, who knows where The stock market Bitcoin's blunders Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger on the Blessed Virgin Dividing lines at the Second Vatican Council Don't me a modernist positivist Getting into the archives
Marky Mark talks to Matty Matt Making it in media as an immigrant group Fr. Stu Confessionals in movies Drunk bugs *Note, some mild spoilers for Calvary and Silence*
Josh joins the podcast to talk about his time studying history at St. Andrew's in Scotland.
Amy, a PhD candidate in English, joins the podcast to stake out the purview and end of Literature
Alejandra Garcia, one of the producers for Ascension's Bible in a Year Podcast, joins L&L to discuss her experience working on BIAY.
Betting on lawsuits Muppets' Christmas Proper dress Shopping karts vs. the Law of Nature Don't let Mike merge https://www.firstthings.com/article/2017/06/dress-up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8QZwnJZTgQ&t=519s
Brooke Soares, a FOCUS missionary, comes on the pod to talk about the day to day workings of evangelization on a college campus.
Liz Slaten, the managing editor for Catholic East Texas magazine, comes on the podcast to discuss the magazine, new evangelization strategies, and what true success looks like. Liz Slaten's Instagram: @liz.slaten Catholic East Texas: https://www.catholiceasttexas.online/
We've made 50 of these things? Liturgical fad, or the fate of the communion straw The Godfather Favorite episodes
Andrew comes on the pod to talk about his time in Guatemala Free will in Heaven? If Graham Greene wrote James Bond.
Max, a church choir director and musician, joins a braying donkey and dying walruses (plural), to impart wisdom about Sacred Music.
St. Francis and the liturgy Sound off time Hardee's vs Chick fil a Latin languishing in the Latin rite Bl. Carlo Acutis
Deacon (now father), John Paul and Seminarian Andrew join the pod to talk about Vatican II, correct interpretation of the documents, and how to be a missionary in a post Christian world.
Joe Rogan (who?) doesn't understand boxing Logan Paul vs Floyd Mayweather, the expert opinion Punch some people in the face (in the face). Please don't Zoomers and boxing Distributism Means of Production? Families? Sounds like Mafia to me What is a good capitalist? How to invest Michael's (hard) lemonade stand Why Chesterton *actually* didn't like the Ford motor car Catholic Capitalism or just bad Capitalism? Bloomberg terminals in Fro Ro, yo Pod's one year anniversary Put the Mormons in charge of the Vatican Bank already.
Subdeacon Philip Gilbert is a seminarian in Ukraine studying to become a Ukrainian Catholic priest. He joins the podcast to talk about how he discerned his vocation(s), the importance of liturgy, and living in Ukraine.
Eric Jenislawski, a theology professor from Christendom College, joins the podcast to talk about Universalism.
We are joined by Ofelia Franco-Foreman who talks about growing up in Cuba, and escaping to the U.S.
Baroque cathedrals James Dean Freezing bodies Ted Williams Money, so much money Ted Williams vs Juan Soto Death Humpty Dumpty vs Frankenstein's monster New business idea Do angels play baseball? Do angels play chess? CBDS in heaven Do angels line dance in heaven? Is competition good? Michael proves the theory of evolution Celestial weight rooms Humility St. Michael
Josh Van Hecke comes on the podcast to discuss his artwork. We get into a long conversation about relics in rugby fields, the philosophy of art, and Josh's own work. Follow Josh! https://www.instagram.com/joshvanhecke/ https://www.joshvanhecke.com/ https://youtube.com/channel/UC2uBS_2vMmAk36L919sJySw
We conclude the series, Lessons in Liturgical Literacy, discussing the Byzantine rite with Fr. Richard Armstrong.
Peter's brother Andrew joins the pod to talk about environmentalism in the American West, and how to take a Catholic perspective to the subject.
Fr. Jason comes on the podcast to discuss the Divine Worship of the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter, his conversion, and the importance of the Anglican patrimony in the Catholic Church.
The first episode of the Lessons in Liturgical series, the extraordinary form of the Latin rite. Fr. Michael joined Peter, Thomas, and Michael to discuss the TLM, it's role in his vocation, the spirituality of the TLM, and how it is better to overflow then to simply be a canal.
Michael, Peter, and Thomas introduce a new Lenten series focused on the different liturgical expressions of the Catholic Church.
In which Peter Jesserer Smith, a staff reporter for the National Catholic Register, joins the podcast for a conversation about Catholic journalism. We discuss how he first broke into the business, his journalistic philosophy, the challenges facing Catholic journalism, and the situation faced by the Christians in the Middle East.
In which we have a Janus type episode, Thomas interviews Fr. John Richetta, former pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, we discuss his time in the seminary, the liturgical changes of the Second Vatican Council, his travels, and the importance of language.
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