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Presenting more of the back episodes of the History of the Catholic Church series no longer on the main podcast feed. Episodes in this volume: #389 – The Baptism of Augustine #390 – Penance #391 – Liturgies in the East #392 – Liturgies in the West #393 – The Basilicas of Milan Subscribe to Catholic:Under […]

"A Little Bit of This, A Little Bit of That" In this grab-bag of an episode, we explore the connections between the 4th century churchman Athanasius and new Broadway star Alexander Hamilton. And we ask the important question: whose severed limb was that anyway? We also point out a couple of Christian comedians who are actually funny. And we reply to the lovely things that our lovely listeners have said to us recently.Click on the player below to listen to the episode: Right-click to download the episode.You may also subscribe to the podcast through iTunes or the RSS Feed.Link: The podcast "The Fear of God"Link: Episode 351 of the podcast "Catholic Under the Hood"Link: More Than One Lesson episode about "Christian Satire"Link: The band Insomniac FolkloreLink: Comedian John CristLink: The Babylon Bee Link: Anderson Cale's music We would love to hear from you about this issue, the podcast episode, or the podcast in general. Send e-mail feedback to dorknesstolight@gmail.com You can follow Alan on twitter @ProfessorAlan

This week's news includes:Ancestry.com has released enhanced digital images of the U.S. federal censuses.The Library of Michigan crisis continues with a smaller budget, effectively coming out of the collection development budget, and an anticipated 20% budget cut in 2010-2011.The national Archives (TNA) of the UK has unveiled a new look and new address for its online educational services at http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/education. There are more materials there, plus podcasts and booking access to videoconferences and virtual classes.The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) has uploaded the Ulster Street Directories (1819-1900) at http://www.proni.gov.uk.The Irish Family History Foundation has released parish and statutory records transcriptions for County Londonderry at http://derry.brsgenealogy.com. Ancestral Atlas has released a collection of Irish Townland Maps at http://www.ancestralatlas.com.  Be sure to back up your genealogy data and insure that a copy is located outside your home!This week's listener email includes:Eiya asks about good books covering African-American genealogical research. The Guys suggest Black Roots: A Beginner's Guide to Tracing the African American Family Tree by Tony Burroughs and A Genealogist's Guide to Discovering Your African-American Ancestors by Franklin Carter Smith and Emily Ann Croom.Lois suggests a podcast about the Orphan Train and the Catholic version of this at the "Catholic Under the Hood" site at http://sqpn.com/category/educational/catholic-under-the-hood/. Look for episode #209.Lee reminds listeners that they can order copies of original Social Security Applications, Form SS-5, from the Social Security Administration at https://secure.ssa.gov/apps9/eFOIA-FEWeb/internet/main.jsp. You can also use the Social Security Death Index (SSDI) at RootsWeb (http://ssdi.rootsweb.ancestry.com) and generate a letter. (Listen to the podcast for details.)Michael asks about the employer number on his great-great-grandfather's SS-5 -- W.P.A. O.P. 65-44-1163 -- and where he might learn what WPA projects on which his ancestor worked. He also asks about the U.S. Employment Service (USES) and what information might be on the registration card.Blaise has switched to GRAMPS, an open source genealogy program at http://www.gramps-project.org. Blaise is using a portable version of it. (See http://tinyurl.com/GRAMPS-Portable.)Richard asks for suggestions for tracing two brothers who may have been adopted in California between 1920 and 1930.Gus shares information about "UCLA's Cotsen Institute of Archaeology and research associate Dean Goodman who have won the Governor's Historic Preservation Award for high-tech mapping efforts at the Marquez Family Cemetery in Santa Monica Canyon" in California.Barb shares information for Angie (episode #188) about locating and obtaining copies of Civil War pension files. She recounts a very convoluted research scenario involving three husbands, bigamy, and more. Drew discusses Google Wave, a new facility in beta test mode.

We have made it to our tenth episode! In honor of this special show, we met with Paul Camarata of the Saintcast and Fr. Seraphim Beshoner of Catholic Under the Hood on the Plaza in Kansas City. Both of them have fantastic podcasts and we really appreciate the time they took to record an episode […]

Holy Thursday & Good Friday are on the menu today at The Catholic Foodie. We are blessed to speak with theologian Dr. Brant Pitre. Also, I am very excited about the voice feedback Fr. Seraphim Beshoner, TOR of Catholic Under the Hood.

High on a rocky ledge in what was once the kingdom of Sicily, this cousin of the emperor Frederick II contemplated his future while a prisoner in his own family's castle. Who would have thought that he would come to be recognized as one of the greatest minds of the Catholic Church. . .The quiet demeanor of this humble giant of a man led others to believe he was a dunce.  But Aquinas's theology and writings were anything but simple. Tune in to hear the life story of "the Angelic Doctor" of the Catholic Church, author of some of the Church's most beloved hymns, and perhaps the greatest theologian in the history of Christianity. Try your hand at this week's St. Jeopardy quiz, and win a T-shirt. Feedback and more. Catholic Under the Hood Podcast with Fr. Seraphim Beshoner Relic of St. Desiderius Magnatune.com Print your SaintCast flyers for posting here

Fr. Seraphim Beshoner, star of Catholic Under the Hood, joins Paul "in the Hood" in Overland Park for a uStream recording of the SaintCast, discussing Russian Tsar Alexander I, reputed to be a saint in the Russian Orthodox Church. Did the Russian emperor Tsar Alexander I fake his death in 1825, and spend the last years of his life as a holy monk in Tomsk, Siberia, as Feodor Kuzmich? Fr. Seraphim, a Russian historian, helps us understand the story in its historical context, discusses the recent book about the subject, and tells us what he believes of the legend. Imperial Legend, book on the Alexander/Kuzmich story Catholic Under the Hood Podcast Link to recorded uStream of this podcast

This week's news includes the following: Ancestry.com launches the Drouin Collection of 29 million French-Canadian names from, ultimately to include 37M names by mid-2008; Ancestry.com also launched the Former Colonial Dependencies Slave Register Collection, 1812-1834; RootsMagic has extended the early Bird Registration for this year's genealogy cruise to April 30th (see http://www.RootsMagicCruise.com); Wholly Genes has announced its genealogy cruise line-up (see http://www.WhollyGenes.com/cruise.htm); the My Genealogy toolbar is free and helpful for those researching their UK ancestors, and is at http://www.usefultoolbars.co.uk; and the National History Show will be held May 2-4, 2008, in Olympia, London, UK (see http://www.whodoyouthinkyouarelive.co.uk for information and tickets.)The Genealogy Guys appear in their second episode of Down Under: Florida at RootsTelevision.com. Click here to see the new feature about famed Ringling Brothers circus performers, The Flying Zacchinis. You'll love it!Listeners share lots of great information, including: "Catholic: Under the Hood" videocast about the Sicily-Rome Cemetery, resting place of WWII soldiers; print labels for your family heritage CDs and DVDs using Light Scribe software and disks (http://www.lightscribe.com/); search the Web site for the funeral home that recently handled arrangements for an individual -- they often have more detailed obituaries than the newspapers, guest books, and even photographs; a suggested reference for understanding land records and land platting is E. Wade Hone's book, Land and Property Research in the United States (Ancestry Publishing); The Guys offer tips for breaking through brick walls; and George responds to a request about his research on his great-uncle, Brisco Washington Holder.George reviews and recommends three books:Capturing Memories: Your family Story in Photographs by Maureen A. Taylor (Ancestry Publishing: 2007)Bibliographic Checklist of African American Newspapers by Barbara K. Henritze (Genealogical Publishing Co./Clearfield Company: 1995 and Reprinted 2008)Bad Baby Names by Michael Sherrod and Mathew Raybeck. (Ancestry Publishing: 2008)

This is a special episode of the Divine Mercy Podcast that is pretty much all done by Fr. Seraphim Bershoner of Catholic under the Hood.  Thanks to Fr. Seraphim for permission to use his material.  I am guilty of pod fading but I am still committed to producing the Divide Mercy Podcast going forward.  Please pray that I can give my time to Jesus first.Fr. Seraphim tells the story of the Knight and the Barrel.  This is a story of repentance and forgiveness.  Please take advantage of this great blessing that is reconciliation in preparation for Lent and the celebration of the Resurection.  Music on this podcast:Sarah Bauer - In My Own BackyardTheme music provided by:Megan Pettengill - Main ThemePodcasts and Websites on this podcast:Catholic Under the Hood

Find out what a Third Order Franciscan Friar and a podcasting neurosurgeon do for fun on a snowy midwestern night on this SaintCast. Fr. Seraphim of Catholic Under the Hood pays a visit to the SaintCast and answers questions ranging from Austrian food, to Notre Dame Irish football, to how Catholics should view Orthodox Saints. A SC mug to whomever shows proof of making St. Basil's bread this year. iPhone geek news, news of some new Blessed's this year, a new Saint Jeopardy, and news of the exhumation of Padre Pio on this week's SaintCast.

Our first special guest of the Divine Mercy Podcast has arrived and I am looking forward to introducing him to you.  Many of you probably already know him and he has been an acquaintance of mine for some time now.  He has contributed significantly to podcasting in general and Catholic podcasting specifically though tireless efforts to produce his quality podcasts as well as to promote and contribute to many other podcasts.  Please tune in to hear him speak as I'm sure you will be better off for it.Chanting of the Trisagion Prayer:Chants of the Kyiv Seminary ChoirMusic on this podcast:38 Acres - HallelujahTheme music provided by:Megan Pettengill - Main ThemePodcasts and Websites on this podcast:Catholic Under the HoodSt. Mel Catholic ChurchDivine Mercy SundayDigg.com

This SaintCast sponsored by Todd from Houston, Texas, for his wife and girls. We profile the first American-born saint, Elizabeth Ann Seton, the foundress of Catholic education in the United States. Grab your stethoscope and learn about a couple of the first Doctors of the Church, in this week's Calendar of the Saints. Fr. Seraphim Beshoner of the Catholic Under the Hood podcast pays a visit to the SaintCast and we discuss Notre Dame football, the difference between religious and diocesan clerics, and the history of the Franciscans. Stay tuned for our interview with CNN and National Catholic Reporter Senior Vatican correspondent, John Allen, on the next SaintCast. Songs from this episode . . . Bree Noble with "Can You See the Stars," at music.podshow.com American Baroque with "Dances and Suites of Rameau and Couperin" at magnatune.com Podcasts mentioned on this episode . . . Catholic Under the Hood at www.catholicunderthehood.com St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Shrine at www.emmitsburg.net/setonshrine/index.htm

After a long hiatus, I am back with a new show. Thank you to all who have stayed subscribed to the show and for those who left but have checked back to find this show. In this episode I discuss indulgences and what is available through the Holy Rosary. Listen in as I discuss what an indulgence is and what it is not, the different kinds of indulgences and what is necesary to gain an indulgence. Finally, I discuss the use of indulgences for ourselves but also for those in Purgatory. Music on this podcast: Sarah Bauer - Mary's got my Back Theme music provided by: Megan Pettengill - Main Theme Song Chants of the Russian Orthodox Church - Examination of Conscience Elizabeth Wolff - Reading from the Diary of St. Faustina Podcasts and Websites on this podcast: Catholic Rockers The Daily Breakfast Catholic Under the Hood The Catholic Encyclopedia Catholic Online Dominican Mission Manual Rosaries.com Rosaries for our Lady Enchiridion of Indulgences

August 2nd is the Franciscan feast of Our Lady of the Angels. In conjuction with this feast day is the Porziuncula Indulgence, which is a plenary indulgence that can release the recipient of all temporal punishment from sins committed from the day of baptism to the day the indulgence is received. Please listen to the requirements outlined to obtain this indulgence and tell every Catholic person you know about it so we may all take advantage of this blessing from Jesus Christ. Music on this podcast: SmallFish - Be Free Podcasts and Websites on this podcast: Catholic Under the Hood

In this epidose I discuss the upcoming Divine Mercy Sunday and the benifits of participating in the enormous blessing Jesus has given us. Websites and podcasts mentioned in this episode: Megan Pettengill Catholic Podcasts Divine Mercy Sunday Catholic Under the Hood The Word of God

Here is my first attempt at a podcast. I am sure it will be better from here. I remembered all kinds of stuff I forgot to say after I was done. Music in this show: I Will Follow You - Megan Petingill Podcast mentioned: Rosary Army Catholic Under the Hood Podcasts I forgot to mention: StarQuest Podcast Network My favorite blog I forgot to mention: My Hunk of the World