Logos Podcast

As "pride month" comes to a close, we take time in this episode to review the Church's teaching on homosexuality and seek to answer whether or not Catholics should support "pride month" moving forward. We are firm believers that when the truths of the Church are presented with sincerity and out of love, they are powerful enough to pierce the hearts and minds of those who encounter them.By reviewing the Church's moral teachings and the issues with supporting "pride month," we hope to give you a faithful, hopeful, and loving representation of the Church's wisdom which continues to guide people into the arms of happiness. Please share our episode! We hope you like it and that you learn something from it. Take the time to donate, share, comment, like, and all the other things to market our platform to reach the ears of believers and non-believers alike. God Love You!!!Support the show

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WE ARE BACK! In this episode, we recap our recent international trips. We had a blast and use this time slot to share them with you all!Expect the content to keep on 'flowin from here on after', as is said in the south. ENJOY!Support the show

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In this episodes, we have some fun and comment on the recently released film directed by Mark Wahlberg: Fr. Stu. Enjoy, subscribe, and God Bless!Support the show

In this episode, we talk philosophy! You have probably heard people say something like "you choose who you are," "you choose your destiny," "only YOU can become YOU," or "there are only laws and values because they are accepted as beneficial by society." This episode will explore such ideas by looking at some of the basic tenants of Jean-Paul Sartre's Existentialism: anxiety, despair, nothingness, absurdity, value, and freedom. As such, we will discuss the origins of said phrasings and ways of thinking and their implications. But the title has the famous Roe Vs. Wade trial in it? “What does that have to do with a highly nuanced word such as Existentialism?” you might be asking yourself. Tune into this episode to find out the relationship we draw between Roe Vs. Wade and Existentialism! Support the show

In this episode, we have a guest on to talk about Theology of the Body! Dr. Ignatik is from Poland, a father, a husband, and a professor at our seminary. However, his particular qualification to discuss Theology of the Body is his intimate knowledge of St. Pope John Paul II and his work's. Having initially ben interested in JPII's philosophy, he then entered into JPII's theology, translating several of JPII's works and written works about JPII's thought. He is a published author, and now continues to teach JPII at our seminary.Enjoy this conversation. It is one of our best!Links to his personal works: Person and Value: https://www.amazon.com/Person-Value-Wojtylas-Personalistic-Normative/dp/1793641056/ref=sr_1_1?crid=39TVI1CO3KQRB&keywords=ignatik&qid=1651236451&sprefix=%2Caps%2C1030&sr=8-1"Reason, Value, and the Holy": https://www.communio-icr.com/articles/view/reason-value-and-the-holy-an-introduction-to-karol-wojtyas-the-lived-experiHere are the links to a couple of Dr. Ignatik's translations of the works of Karol Wojtyła (John Paul II):Wojtyła's Love and Responsibility: https://www.amazon.com/Love-Responsibility-Transla-Karol-Wojty/dp/0819845582/ref=sr_1_1?crid=28XYRA3U2KAIH&keywords=grzegorz+ignatik&qid=1651236543&sprefix=grzegorz+ignatik%2Caps%2C146&sr=8-1Wojtyła's "Person and Act" and Related Essays: https://www.amazon.com/Person-Related-English-Critical-Wojtyla/dp/0813233666/ref=sr_1_5?crid=28XYRA3U2KAIH&keywords=grzegorz+ignatik&qid=1651236592&sprefix=grzegorz+ignatik%2Caps%2C146&sr=8-5Support the show

In this episode, we take on some of the questions submitted by you all. They vary from theological questions to questions about the practicality life of as a seminarian. Tune in to potentially hear a question you submitted and, as always, God Bless!Support the show

We have another guest with us in this episode: Patrick Towles. Patrick Towles is a former starting quarterback for both the University of Kentucky and Boston College. Having done "college life" and athletics well, he tried his luck and skill with the NFL and then some. However, God had other plans for Patrick. As our Lord often does, he drew Patrick into a profound encounter with Our Lord which shaped his outlook of life and its due relationship to its Creator, its Father. Tune into this episode to hear a conversation that stretches from nightmares of motherflockin geese to the the love-story that is the Christian life.Enjoy, share, and subscribe! As always, God Bless and Happy Easter! Support the show

In this episode, we have "The Talk". No, not the one where the Silver Back Gorilla obviously beats a grizzly bear, but the one were a wholesome discussion of contraception and sex are the topics of conversation. This week, however, we have a special guest! Fr. Dylan James studied Bio-Ethics, received his doctorate in moral theology, and is both a professor and formator at our seminary. Fr. James is not only academically qualified to speak about this matter, his pastoral experience renders him a perfect candidate to discuss the importance of this topic as well as some of it’s practical implications and practices.Enjoy this episode; And, as always, God bless. Support the show