Podcasts about archbishop mccarrick

This week on A Podcast About Catholic Things, Eric (The Ambassador of Common Sense) and Dan (The Ambassador of Nonsense) discuss Pope Francis' power as the Bishop Of Rome. This leads into a multi-part discussion we plan to have on one of the most prominent documents to have come out of Vatican II: Sacrosanctum Concilium (Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy). Is the Novus Ordo the results of this directive? Did the new 'English' Mass at all achieve the goals set forth by Vatican II and this document? In current events, Archbishop McCarrick faces criminal charges--finally. Lawmakers in African countries go after the LGBT's. California's Dixie fire grows and destroys more homes and wildlife. US places sanctions on Cuban police. US Olympic competitors dis their country, while Hong Kong residents are arrested for booing the Chinese national anthem. YouTube bans more people for 'misinformation,' making them one of the most influential medical advisors. Afghanistan floods, while Iran dries up. Chuck Schumer says they're close to an infrastructure bill. Murderous Governor Andrew Cuomo is being harassed by harassment charges. In the Land Of Nonsense, a woman books a flight for next year. Newest Barbie Doll is not so Barby-ish. The flying jet pack guy is back. Saint Of The Week: Saint Abadir and Saint Arianus

ELIZABETH YORE, founder, Yore Childern, former Special Counsel to Oprah Winfrey, former General Counsel, Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, @ElizabethYore Liz Yore discusses Pope Francis's rise to power and his potential plans for the Catholic church The Secret Sino-Vatican Deal - What happened and why it matters Yore: "New Humanism" is making its way through the Vatican What role is former Archbishop McCarrick playing in the church today? The Great Reset and what it means for you

It's a given that Robert Chambers is to blame for the brutal murder of 18 year old Jennifer Levin. But who is to blame for Jennifer not getting the justice she deserved? How was a murder victim perceived as more villanous than the murderer? Rebecca Delgado Smith and her guest Nicole Shabtai will figure out who is to blame. On the board: Archbishop McCarrick, Defense Attorney Jack Litman, The New York Social Scene, and The New York Post.Tell us who you think is to blame at http://thealarmistpodcast.com!Email us at thealarmistpodcast@gmail.com.Follow us on Instagram @thealarmistpodcastFollow us on Twitter @alarmistThe Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/alarmist. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on “Inside the Vatican,” we explore the topic of women deacons. We feature some clips from America’s exclusive interview with two members of the Vatican’s commission to research women deacons in the early church. Then, Rome correspondent Gerry O’Connell and I unpack what Pope Francis might do next with the commission's research. In the second half of the show, we look at three recent developments in the case of former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, whose alleged sexual abuse is being investigated by the Vatican. We update you on the progress of that investigation, and discuss the latest letter from Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò asking Archbishop McCarrick to repent of his crimes. Finally, we re-examine the question of who knew what when about Archbishop McCarrick in light of the news that Cardinal Donald Wuerl reported Archbishop McCarrick’s misconduct with seminarians to the Vatican in 2004. Explore these stories: Full video interview with Phyllis Zagano and Bernard Pottier, S.J. Special Topic: Women deacons Viganò begs McCarrick to repent as abuse verdict nears

America This Week Our October 10 guest is John Carr, America's Washington correspondent.  We discuss his recent article "Eight lessons to help us move forward from the sex abuse crisis." We also discuss these stories:  Holy See issues first response in Archbishop McCarrick case Catholic comedian Jeremy McLellan on finding God by welcoming the disabled What—if anything—ensures a new college student will keep going to Mass?

Parishioner Question: In light of the revelations about the wicked lives of people like Archbishop McCarrick, what's the deal with all of those sacraments he did? Surely they cannot be valid in God's eyes? Are those babies now to be considered unbaptized, Eucharists unconsecrated, priests non-ordained? Answer: Ex Opere Operato! Special Guest: Brian Jones.

The new sex abuse crisis enveloping the Catholic Church ... An explosive letter claims Pope Francis helped a known abuser ... The allegations against the powerful Archbishop McCarrick ... What does #MeToo reveal about the Church? ... Assessing Archbishop Viganò's accusations against Francis ... Can Francis implement real reforms? ...

Just how much do those at the highest echelons of the Vatican know about former Archbishop McCarrick's sexual abuse through the years? Has Pope Francis been turning a blind eye to abuse carried out by his favourites, and will this be the end of his papacy? Damian Thompson talks to author Henry Sire.

What does one do when the Pope is accused of being associated with covering up abuse in the Church?  On one hand, one must avoid rash judgment and jumping to conclusions. At the same time, Cardinal DiNardo (president of the US Bishop’s Conference) calls for a “thorough examination” of the questions surrounding Archbishop McCarrick. DiNarco wrote: “The questions raised deserve answers that are conclusive and based on evidence. Without those answers, innocent men may be tainted by false accusation and the guilty may be left to repeat sins of the past.” The Church needs heroes who will pursue the truth, wherever it leads. The Church needs heroic saints to guide us through this crisis. Will you do the heroic in your life?    

Fire Away 29, Carlos Bersabe interviews Father Stuart MacDonald regarding the recent sexual abuse scandal involving Archbishop McCarrick, where we separate fact from assumption and encouraging prudence over mere passion.