The Spark Weekly | March 22 | Marian Anderson and The Gettysburg Film Festival
Anthony (Tony) Tommasini is the former chief classical music critic for The New York Times, a role he held from 2000 until his retirement in 2021 after 24 years with the paper. A graduate of Yale University with a Doctorate of Musical Arts from Boston University, he is also an accomplished author o…
LEGOLAND's Lost Potential
If you’re over 10 years old going to a LEGOLAND park, something will feel off. The parks are…barren. Low attendance, badly-maintained attractions, and limited entertainment staff. LEGO is obsessed with high quality, so why are LEGOLANDs so shoddy?
I’m proud to declare this Clutch Power’s first two…
How the Shroud Can Deepen Your Holy Week w/ Fr. Brian Eilers
As Holy Week approaches, how can the Shroud of Turin help us ponder Christ’s suffering, Resurrection, and mercy more deeply?
Judy Comeaux is joined by Fr. Brian Eilers to reflect on the Shroud of Turin and why this ancient burial cloth still matters for Christians today. Their conversation explore…
Pints Turns 10! And We’re Taking Your Voicemails
Pints of Aquinas turns 10 years old today! From the very first podcast episode, “Who Are You, St. Thomas?” to praying to the good Lord that the elevator would work when Dr. Jordan Peterson arrived in Steubenville, Ohio.
To FINALLY having Dr. Brant Pitre on and joining The Daily Wire - thank you fo…
The Shroud of Turin: Science, Faith & the "Fifth Gospel"
On this week's Arroyo Grande, we begin a special two-part series on one of Christianity’s greatest mysteries - the Shroud of Turin.
A 14-foot linen cloth believed by many to be the burial shroud of Jesus, it has survived centuries of scrutiny, skepticism, and scientific testing. But what exactly a…
Ep. 45 - "Holding It Together When Everything Changes" feat. Andrew Dalton
Welcome back to The You Good? Podcast! In Episode 45 we sit down with Andrew Dalton for a real conversation about parenting, autism awareness, military life, structure, pressure, and what it means to keep showing up when life changes faster than you can prepare for. Andrew shares what it was like l…
The Shroud of Turin: The Science of the Resurrection - Part 2
On this week’s Arroyo Grande, Raymond Arroyo concludes his two-part investigation into the Shroud of Turin - the mysterious burial cloth believed by many to be that of Jesus Christ.
Father Andrew Dalton and researcher Bill Lauto examine new findings surrounding the Shroud’s three-dimensional image…
9/11 Stories of Courage, Kindness, and Remembrance
This episode spotlights Come From Away, the acclaimed musical based on the true story of Gander, Newfoundland, and the extraordinary acts of kindness that followed the events of September 11, 2001. When 38 diverted planes carrying thousands of stranded passengers unexpectedly landed in the small to…
The 5th Gospel
In this episode, Fr. Jacob and Fr. CJ welcome Fr. Andrew Dalton to the podcast to discuss his work with Othonia spreading the biblical, historical, and scientific significance of the Shroud of Turin. After learning a bit about the apostolate, the three priests dive into the resurrection event in li…
Olivia Hussey: Life Beyond Juliet
In 1968, 15-year-old Olivia Hussey starred in Zeffirelli’s “Romeo and Juliet,” and your 10th grade English class was never the same.
Olivia had to catch up to her own prestige. Not every high schooler is out here winning a Golden Globe! She was just a girl navigating very adult situations, powerful…
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