In today’s show, we have a great interview and sound seeing tour. I will take you to the Cavanaugh Company, a company hidden away in the little state of Rhode Island. They are the largest makers of altar breads in the world.
– Music: “To Whom Shall We Go” by John Polce
– Pictures of Altar Bread process
– Cavanaugh Company
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Recently, Pope Benedict XVI lifted the excommunication of the four bishops of the Society of St. Pius X and a controversy ensued. What is an excommunication and how does someone incur one? Why did the Holy Father lift the excommunication, especially when one of the Bishops denies the Holocost?
– Music: “Here’s Me Letting Go” by Air 5
– My Catholic Voice
– Strong Medicine, Canon Law and Excommunication
– Excommunication! An Interview…
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In this episode, we go over some feedback and talk about the history and background of “Scapulars”.
– Music: “Clothed In Beauty” by Canopy
– Greg and Jennifer Willits
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We are quickly approaching Lent, so I though we would learn this beautiful Lenten chant “Attende Domine”
Attende Domine (PDF)
Literal Translation:
Ref:
Hear us O Lord and show Your mercy;
for we have sinned before You.
V. 1
To You most high King, Redeemer of all people,
our eyes are lifted to You in tears (or weeping).
O Christ, hear us, hear our prayers.
V. 2
Right hand of the Father, corner stone, way of salvation,gate of heaven,
cleanse us from the stain of sin.
V. 3
We confess and admit our sins, with contrite heart,
we lay bare what was hidden, loving Redeemer, grant us pardon
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This weekend we celebrated the Conversion of the Great Apostle St. Paul. Paul had a great impact on the life of the Church. He is an example to us all. On this feast, we learn two important lessons – one for us another for others!
– Music: “Be the Change” by Anthony Burbidge
– 2009 iPadre Calendar
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The Sacrament of Holy Orders has three degrees. We’ve talked about the Episcopacy and the Presbyterate. Today, we’ll talk about the diaconate. There is some great feedback and we also talk about just war and suicide.
– Music: “If You Love Me” by Nathon Long
– 2009 iPadre Calendar
– Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul – January 25, 2009
– Plenary Indulgence for Feasts of St. Paul
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In today’s show, I give a review of the movie “Marley and Me”. We also talk about pets – saints that had pets, Popes that have / had pets and Cardinals, Bishops and Priests that have pets. Listen to the show and share your stories!
– Music: “Photographs & Memories” by Jason Reeves
– Download your 2009 iPadre Calendar
– Joseph & Chico: The Live of Pope Benedict XVI as Told By a Cat
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During Christmas week, I had some listeners of the show from Chartres, France drop in for a visit. O course, I couldn’t let that go by without a little recording. We also have some great feedback. One listener asked if someone who commits suicide can get to heaven. We’ll talk about that in today’s show.
– Music: “We Three Kings” by Jennifer Avilon
– Promo: Paul’s Men Podcast
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In this episode, we go over a beautiful Christmas Gregorian Chat – Puer Natus in Bethlehem (A Child is born in Bethlehem). Don’t forget to download the music.
Puer Natus In Bethlehem (PDF)
English Translation:
A boy (child) is born in Bethlehem, alleluia,
Bringing joy to Jerusalem, alleluia, alleluia.
R/. With joyful heart, adore the new-born Christ, with a new song.
Her lies in a manger, alleluia.
A king without end, alleluia, alleluia.
Praise the Holy Trinity, alleluia.
Give thanks to God, alleluia, alleluia.
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In this episode, we go over the Agnus Dei from the Missa de Angelis. Don’t forget to download the music.
Agnus Dei (PDF)
English Translation:
Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world, have mercy on us.
Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world, have mercy on us.
Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world, grant us peace.
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