Uncommon Sense - The Official Podcast of the Society of Gilbert Keith Chesterton

Radio Maria with Christian Witnesses in the Church with Alyssa Bormes. Alyssa interviews Nancy Brown about her book The Woman Who Was Chesterton. http://www.chesterton.org https://radiomaria.us/catholickaleidoscope/ Rebroadcast with permission.

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Alyssa Bormes interviews Laura Ahlquist, wife of The American Chesterton Society President Dale Ahlquist. Laura Ahlquist teaches drama at Chesterton Academy in Edina, Minnesota. https://radiomaria.us/catholickaleidoscope/ https://www.chestertonacademy.org/about/faculty/ahlquist-l/ https://www.chestertonacademy.org Rebroadcast with permission.

www.chesterton.org   This episode is a re-recording from Spirit Radio the Bruce and Jen show.

Nancy talks about the Inner Circle of the Entire Chesterton operation, the 2016 conference, and skeletons and bull dogs. http://www.chesterton.org Bishop Barron's series Pivotal Players, including an episode on Chesterton: http://www.wordonfire.org/resources/dvd/catholcism-the-piviotal-players/5186 Charlotte Osterman's books and resources are at http://catholiccreative.org Marcus Grodi's book Life from our Land can be found http://www.chesterton.org/shop/life-from-our-land/    

A Seeking Heart Program on Bread Box Media, with interviewer Allison Gingras @reconciledtoyou. http://breadboxmedia.podbean.com/e/a-seeking-heart-featuring-dale-ahlquist-5616-w-reconciledtoyou/ The book is Way of Wonder: Wisdom from G.K. Chesterton now

https://youtu.be/3EgAXvkb4RE   This debate was sponsored by the Acton Institute, please see http://www.acton.org The debate took place live on Feb. 18, 2016   On February 18th, the Acton Institute was pleased to welcome Jay Richards and Joseph Pearce to our Mark Murray Auditorium for an exchange on two distinct ideas on economics: Distributism vs. Free Markets. The gentleman’s debate was moderated by Acton Institute President Rev. Robert A. Sirico. Joseph Pearce, writer in residence at Aquinas College in Nashville, Tennessee, and Director of the college’s Center for Faith and Culture, argued in favor of distributism; Jay Richards, Assistant Research Professor School of Business and Economics at The Catholic University of America, a Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute, and Executive Editor of The Stream, defended free markets. It was a lively exchange, and we’re pleased to present the video of the event linked above.

Nancy talks about the 2016 Conference, and her new book.

Feb 3, 2016 Nancy talks about some of the latest Chestertonian news, some behind-the-scenes extras, and God playing hide-and-seek with us. chesterton.org

Nancy talks about the conference of 2016 in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, the March 5th conference in Ponchatoula, LA. She talks about the Chesterton Academy Gala on January 29th, with guest rock star, er, Chestertonian Scholar Aidan Mackey, and invites you to the Twin Cities Local Chesterton Society meeting on January 26, Tuesday, where Aidan will also guest speak. Go on a cruise with Dale Ahlquist, see the back of the last Gilbert Magazine and sign up today. The cruise is around July 2nd and takes you to the coast of England. Nancy asks you to please review her book or like the review or give it stars at: chesterton.org, Tanbooks.com, goodreads, or amazon. The Woman Who Was Chesterton would make a great Christmas gift for yourself, your wife, your daughter, your mother, sister or girlfriend. Anna Hagen harpist has a new Christmas album, buy it. Riddles and Creeds by the Nicole Ensing Band has great Chesterton music.  One Bread is the name of the album which has the beautiful version of How Far Is It to Bethlehem which you hear at the end of this podcast. Please support the American Chesterton Society by donating at chesterton.org today.