December 2005 Podcast Episode Archives
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Arinze - Podcasting with a Vatican Official (Podcast Info)
Catholic Exchange Today with John Morales (Podcast Info)
Catholic Mormon Podcast (Podcast Info)
First of all, Merry Christmas to the CMP Community around the world. May the Blessings of God be with you throughout the year!This is the special Christmas Traditions show Sarah and I have been talking about over the past month or so.Although we only received a few tradition stories from the listenership, we were able to pull together a great show that includes a brief conversation with our two oldest children - Robbie and Abby along with a very nice chat with Rob's parents.From time to time you will hear music in the background courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network
Below is the song list in the order they are played:We Three Kings - classical guitar trad Christmas carol - Derek K. Miller
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - Chris Barker
Silent Night - Julie Melton
Silent Night with It Came Upon A Midnight Clear - Doug Boldt
O Come, O Come Emmanuel with What Child Is This - Doug Boldt
Oh Come All Ye Faithful - Gary Sunblad
Date: December 18, 2005Can you believe it's December already??? Seriously, where did this year go...Anyway, we've got another great CMP for you and a couple really good conversion stories are featured.Please remember to VOTE at Podcast Alley for the CMP and all the podcasts that you find yourself listening to!Music in the show comes from the Podsafe Music Network and the featured artists were Doug Boldt and Allison Crowe. Please checkout their music and thanks to them for making it available to us and all podcasters!We're coming up on the last call for Family Tradition stories...please be sure to get them in to us via email or the Gizmo CMP voicemail line. Finally, thanks to Josh for sharing the picture of his year-round Christmas Tree we mentioned in last week's podcast.
Date: December 04, 2005Can you believe it's December already??? Seriously, where did this year go...Anyway, we've got another great CMP for you and a couple really good conversion stories are featured.Please remember to VOTE at Podcast Alley for the CMP and all the podcasts that you find yourself listening to!Music in the show comes from the Podsafe Music Network and the featured artists were Doug Boldt and Allison Crowe. Please checkout their music and thanks to them for making it available to us and all podcasters!We're coming up on the last call for Family Tradition stories...please be sure to get them in to us via email or the Gizmo CMP voicemail line. Finally, thanks to Josh for sharing the picture of his year-round Christmas Tree we mentioned in last week's podcast.
Date: December 04, 2005
Catholic Rockers (Podcast Info)
Catholic Rockers interview with CrossPollen
Show 5 is our first try at recording here at the house. Jon Niven and Dan Ballinger from CrossPollen drove over to my house, we set up a few microphones in the living room, sat on the couch and chairs, ate hot chocolate chip cookies, and had fun. We hear a couple of live songs too, including a sneak peak of a new tune by Jon.
This MP3 doesn't do justice to the CD, and without it, you won't understand the end of our conversation. You can buy the CD here from CatholicMusicNetwork.com
We play "The Inquisition", 7 questions we're going to ask every artist.
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If you want to talk with other music fans, we suggest Catholic Sound and PhatMass
Date: December 28, 2005
Catholic Rockers interview with Brad DeRosia of Cheer Up Charlie
Show 4 is a wild ride with Brad DeRosia of Cheer Up Charlie. Brad gives us the low down on his get up attitude. Cheer Up Charlie takes nothing for granted, and does it all for the call they fell.
You can also hear two cuts off their must have CD1) Only One2) Favor
This MP3 doesn't do justice to the CD, and without it, you won't understand the end of our conversation. You can buy the CD here from CatholicMusicNetwork.com
We play "The Inquisition", 7 questions we're going to ask every artist.
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Date: December 20, 2005
Catholic Rockers interview with Bernie Choiniere
Show 3 we get to talk with Bernie Choiniere. We talk about his work with LifeTeen, Boston Catholic television, and maybe even a show for EWTN. We play "The Inquisition", and find out what Bernie thinks.
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Date: December 01, 2005
Catholic:Under The Hood (Podcast Info)
We begin this week's episode with a sound seeing tour of some of the very interesting artwork that can be found in the Plaza, one of the most popular tourist sites in Kansas City as well as a brief look at the relationship between art and Catholicism.You can find more photos from the plaza at my Flickr site.You can find out more about Kansas City's Country Club Plaza at these sites:Official Site of the Country Club PlazaPalmer's Walking Guide to the Country Club PlazaYou can also find out more in the book The Plaza:First and Always by William S. Worley.After the tour, we take a look at New Year's Day, why we celebrate it on January 1st and what it has to do with the Catholic Church.Music heard on this week's podcast from the Podsafe Music Network:New Year's Resolution by Chris AyerAuld Lang Syne by Friction BaileyPodcast promos heard in this podcast:Catholic RockersVoice of MaryYou can find out more about these podcasts and other Catholic Podcasts at catholicpodcasts.infoIt's the end of the month, so as of January 1st I need you all to go out to podcastalley.com [
Date: December 30, 2005On this week's episode we have an interview with Damian Lenshek of Project Dominic. Project Dominic is a new organizations established to help Catholics understand their faith and to present that faith to the wider world. Join us as we hear about how Project Dominic is spreading the Gospel to a world in need. You can find a copy of The Bible Versus The Catechism at Lulu and Amazon.On the day before Christmas, we take a look at the spirituality and religious imagery of the icon of the Nativity and how it can help us to make the Christmas season more meaningful.Our song is Come On Ring Those Bells by Phantasmic (Featuring Tess Wiley and Her Orchestra).Thanks to all the listeners and may God give you his bountiful blessings this Christmas season.If you liked this week's episode, please show your support with a vote at podcast alley, a pin in the frapper map and signing up for the e-mail newsletter.Links to other things mentioned this week:Catholic Mormon PodcastBible In A Year Podcastcatholicpodcasts.infoDisciples With MicrophonesMission HopeFrom Advent to the Presentation PodcastTo download this week's episode, click on the or the link below:Christmas Stretching Time
Date: December 22, 2005
This week we look at proclaiming the faith in the Modern World. We will hear from Joe Campo of Grassroots Films about their work promoting the Gospel and answering Pope John Paul II's call
to use film in better way.
Grassroots has produced really good work and showed the vast possibilities of modern media in contemporary evangelization. I especially encourage you to take a look at "Fishers of Men" and "God In The Streets". You can find more at Grassroots Films and Grassroots Renewal.
Our song is O Holy Night sung by Strange Cloud at Podsafe Music.
We also hear the story of St. Francis and the Christmas Creche.
Podcasts mentioned in this episode:
iPadre
Daily Breakfast
From Advent to the Presentation
Other links mentioned to this week's episode
catholicpodcasts.info - Catholic Podcast Directory
Disciples With Microphones - Visit the Forums section to talk about this week's episode
Mission Hope
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Evangelizing the 21st Century
Date: December 17, 2005This week's episode consists of an extensive interview with Fr. Michael Scanlon TOR, Chancellor of Franciscan University, about the history and spirituality of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal.Here are some links to some of the things he mentions:Fr. Michael's book on the history of the Charismatic Renewal - Let The Fire Fall and his other books are available.You can get Patti Mansfield's book on the beginnings of the Charismatic Renewal that Fr. Michael recommended at Amazon.Fr. George Montague's book, The Holy Spirit:Growth of a Biblical Tradition is widely used by the Charismatic Renewal.George Kosicki has also written several books on the Holy Spirit.The Charisma article about Pope John Paul II and the Charismatic Renewal.The group FIRE [Faith, Intercession, Repentance, Evangelization]Life in the Spirit and Born in the Spirit Weekends and Seminars are excellent ways to seek greater devotion to the Holy Spirit.A Wikipedia article on the Catholic Charismatic Renewal is available and the website of the Catholic Charismatic Center also has information on the Renewal.OTHER ITEMS IN THE PODCASTCatholic Podcast information at Catholic Podcasts.O Come All Ye Faithful was sung by Uncle Seth and is available at Podsafe Music.Check out the podcasts I mentioned - iPadre and The Secrets of NarniaIMPORTANT NOTES -Please visit the new Disciples With Microphones website. There you can visit the forums for discussions about podcasting and check out the Catholic:Under The Hood forum where you can leave me and others questions about things that have appeared on the podcast.If you have not already left your pin on the Frappr Map, I invite you to do so.If you have not already voted for Catholic:Under The Hood at Podcast Alley for the month of December, please take a few minutes to show your support.Please sign up for the e-mail newsletter for news about updates to the webpage.To download this week's podcast just click on the below or subscribe with you favorite aggregator!Let The Fire Fall
Date: December 09, 2005In this week's episode we have a great interview with Fr. Brian Cavanaugh, TOR about the importance of story in our lives and in the spread of the Gospel. Fr. Brian has published several books with the stories he has collected called The Sower Seeds and a book on the Miracle of the Poinsettia. He runs a website that also includes stories and words of inspiration called Apple Seeds. Check them out!Fr. Brian also mentioned a book by Fr. William Bausch called "Storytelling: Imagination and Faith" which can be purchased at Amazon.com.The other books that Fr. Brian mentions - Chicken Soup for the Soul, Book of Virtues, The Moral Compass.Russell W. Conwell's "Acres of Diamonds" can be found at the Temple University site.Fr. Brian mentioned the National Storytelling Network.We will also hear about the interesting tradition of the Companions of Saint Nicholas, especially the Krampus who ensures that children behave themselves during the Advent season. For more information about the Krampus check out the Wikipedia article or this other site on Santa's companions.Music for this week's episode comes from Podsafe Music. Our song is "In The Bleak Midwinter" sung by Allison Crowe.For further information on St. Nicholas and celebrating his feastday in the Eastern Church, check out From Advent to the Presentation, especially the December 6th episode. Be sure to put in a pin in the Frappr map and if you haven't already during the month of December - please vote for Catholic:Under The Hood at Podcast Alley. The votes help the podcast move up in the rankings and more people come to learn about it. It would mean a lot, thanks!To download this week's podcast, just click on the below or subscribe with your favorite aggregator. Stories, St. Nicholas and Song
Date: December 02, 2005
Challenge & Change Podcast (Podcast Info)
Daily Walk Heavenwards (Podcast Info)
God is always with us and wants to meet Him through ordinary people, through ordinary ways. After a couple of days of rest, the dailywalk is back on line and we are ready to continue. How do you celebrate Christmas? Share it with us at dailywalk@heavenwards.org. Place your pin on the map, find it at www.heavenwards.org
Date: December 29, 2005It’s Christmas, time for rejoyicing. In today’s walk I share one of my homilies, a small piece of a larger conversation i had wth some of the youngest memebers of this parish. We shall also listen to a song from podsafe music network, O Come All Ye faithful. Put your pin of the frappr Map and send your comments at dailywalk@heavenwards.org. I will talk to you next Wednesday. Buon Natale
Date: December 24, 2005thank you for placing your pin on the frappr Map. I encourage all of you to do so. It’s a way of creating a community of sort. This is a brief walk before Christmas. do not forget to leave comments and vote at podcastalley.com or via email at dailywalk@heavenwards.org
Date: December 22, 2005God loves us beyond all measure. He visited us because He wants to be not only God-with-us but also God-in-us. We want to focus on extend the love of God to others, those whom are not part of the usual group. We will also hear a nice arrangement of O Come, O Come Emmanuel. Send your comments to dailywalk@heavenwards.org. Do not forget to sign the new frappr map.
Date: December 21, 2005Is driking coffee really good? What would you give to the pope as a gift? In the liturgy of the word of today we are invited to live our lives as Mary did, and to become another Mary, the channel through which Jesus takes flesh. We are going to hear a nice interpretation of What Child is this. Send your comments to dailywalk@heavenwards.org and visit www.heavenwards.org; do not forget to vote at podcastalley.com
Date: December 20, 2005Today’s liturgy reminds us that The Lord is with us always. As I noticed that more and more people are becoming stressed by the holiday I invite you to focus on the presence of the Lord in your life by using the greeting of the angel, The Lord be with you. The Holy Cross Chamber Ensemble sings O How I praise you. Send your comments, emails and feedbacks at dailywalk@heavenwards.org and visit www.heavenwards.org
Date: December 18, 2005Sometimes we can be our major obstacle in preparing the way for the Lord. We have so many expectations about how certain people should behave, most especially priests and the Church in general. We put too much emphasis on these expectations and when they are not met we get upset and hurt. God has no responsability to fulfill our expecations; we, on the other hand, want to surrender these to Him and enjoy His love as it erupts unexpectedly in our lives.
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Date: December 15, 2005When the Messiah comes He will fulfill all the promises God has made. This episode is also shoter than usual due to the techinical difficulties we are still experiencing. Send all your comments, feedbacks and idea to dailywalk@heavenwards.org and visit our website at www.heavenwards.org
Date: December 14, 2005We have been experiencing some difficulties with the router. Hopefully we’ll fix the problem soon so that we can take our Walks more regularly. I apologize for the delay. In today’s Walk we talk about making a commitment to do God’s will, even when we don’t like what He has to say. Send your emails at dailywalk@heavenwards.org and visit our website at www.heavenwards.org
Date: December 13, 2005Today is the feast of the immaculate conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The episode has been uploaded later than usual because, being a holy day of obligation, I had a very busy morning. But Enjoy it, and continue to send emails, feedback and commets at dailywalk@heavenwards.org
Date: December 08, 2005When the Messiah comes He will give His people strength and make them rest. The Journey is long and hard but we can find rest in the arms of the Father. Take some time today to do just that, let the Father embrace you. Outpour sings “Deeper than the ocean.” Send your emails at dailywalk@heavenwards.org
Date: December 07, 2005When the Messiah comes He will gather all his sheep into one fold. You are invited to join in. God comes into our lives strong as a warrior and compassionate as a shepherd. He cares for you. In the News we read that relativism creeks into catholic theology. What to do and how to recognize it?Smallfish sings “Waves.” Send your comments, emails and feedback at dailywalk@heavenwards.org
Date: December 06, 2005When the Messiah comes He will take all our illnesses, of both body and soul, and transform them into joy and gladness. We are required, if we want to be healed, to put ourselves before Jesus as a paralytic. Eric Vanderman sings “Make yourself known in this place.” Send your questions, comment and feedback at dailywalk@heavenwards.org
Date: December 05, 2005Second Sunday of Advent. When the Messiah comes, He will lead us back home. The figure of John the Baptism becomes our model this week. He invites us to prepare the way for the coming of the Lord by straigtening the path, filling up the holes and leveling the bumps in our lives. Can we take the challenge? Shawn Cole sings “Change my heart.” Send your comments, emails and questions at dailywalk@heavenwards.org.
Date: December 04, 2005When the Messiah will come He will provide for us an unmovable Rock upon which we can build our city. Jesus tells us that the way we can build on the rock is not only to listen to His words but also to put it into practice. Smallfish sings “meaning” and the question of the day is, when can we put up Christmas decoration? Send your question, comments and feedback at dailywalk@heavenwards.org
Date: December 01, 2005
From Advent to the Presentation (Podcast Info)
Going Fourth (Podcast Info)
GF #17 SuperNatural. Too often we think we can do it on our own, but cursillistas know that we have to live supernaturally, living with, for and by Christ who lives within.Our song was "The Final Word" by Susan Bailey from her CD Wait With MeOur reading is John 3:16-ffPut a pin in our map at http://www.frappr.com/goingfourthOur closing theme was by The Vatican IIIDisciples with Microphones is calling all it's listeners to consider helping Mission Hope as it raises resourses for the churches affected by the Gulf Coast hurricanes. You can also find more informaton at Disciples with Microphones.
Date: December 26, 2005GF #16 Change.
Change can be such a scary thing. We can claim to walk by faith, but are we?
Disciples with Microphones is calling all it's listeners to consider helping Mission Hope as it raises resourses for the churches affected by the Gulf Coast hurricanes. You can also find more informaton at Disciples with Microphones.
Our reading is Luke 2
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Our closing theme was by The Vatican III
Date: December 13, 2005GF #15 Advent.
Today we stop and think about Advent, and what it means for us.
Disciples with Microphones is calling all it's listeners to consider helping Mission Hope as it raises resourses for the churches affected by the Gulf Coast hurricanes. You can also find more informaton at Disciples with Microphones.
The Song of the day was O Holy Night performed by Nancy Krebs
Our reading is Matt 1:19-21
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Our closing theme was by The Vatican III
Date: December 03, 2005
iPadre Catholic Podcast (Podcast Info)
Rosary Army Catholic Podcast (Podcast Info)
St. Michaels Pod (Podcast Info)
If you enjoyed hearing about Rollerchairball in one of my earlier podcasts you should enjoy this podcast which is its second part. One very fun thing about Rollerchairball is that the games are real, but the world of RCB is just fictional. The real fun is that there is a soap opera of sorts going [...]
Date: December 15, 2005This podcast is about the movie "Rent". Some friends of mine went to see it and although they have loved and listened to the music for the past year, they were appalled that the movie (and the play by extention) was a glorification of the homosexual lifestyle. In this podcast I interviewed Patrick McDonald and [...]
Date: December 08, 2005
The BreadCast (Podcast Info)
Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the January 1st - Mary, Mother of God Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by James Kurt. The podcast is produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music Ave Maria..virgo serena (Josquin des Prez) by Zephyrus and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 30, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the December 31st - Seventh Day of the Octave of Christmas Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by James Kurt. The podcast is produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music Summer Garden by Rob Costlow and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 30, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the December 30th - Feast of the Holy Family Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by Sylvia Kurt. The podcast is produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music Bright Side by Heavy Mellow and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 29, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the December 29th - Fifth Day of the Octave of Christmas Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by James Kurt. The podcast is produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music Leaving the Theatre by Ehren Starks and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 24, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the Holy Innocents Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by James Kurt. The podcast is produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music Nicht schnell Davidsbundlertanze Op.6 by Leon McCawley and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 23, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the St. John the Evangelist Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by James Kurt. The podcast is produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music Arabesque by Hans Christian and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 22, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the St. Stephen Martyr Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by James Kurt. The podcast is produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music Allegiance by Chris Harvey and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 21, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the Nativity of the Lord (Christmas) Mass During the Day Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by James Kurt. The podcast is produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music Puddlehopping by AntiGuru and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 20, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the Nativity of the Lord (Christmas) Mass at Midnight Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by Sylvia Kurt. This podcast was produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music tGin and Nothin' by Drop Trio and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 19, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the 4th Sunday Advent - B Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. This podcast was read and produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music the third track of the Album Angelus by Zephyrus and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 13, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the 4th Sunday Advent - B Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. This podcast was read and produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music the third track of the Album Angelus by Zephyrus and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 13, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by Sylvia Kurt. The podcast is produced by Michael Kreidler.
The accompanying music is O regem coeli (da Victoria) by ZephyrusReadings for the day. Catholic Podcast
Date: December 07, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by Sylvia Kurt. The podcast is produced by Michael Kreidler.
The accompanying music is O regem coeli (da Victoria) by ZephyrusReadings for the day. Catholic Podcast
Date: December 07, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the 3rd Sunday Advent - B Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by James Kurt. The podcast is produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music the fifth track of the Album Dry Fig Tree by Gerard Satamian and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 05, 2005Reflecton on the Scripture Readings for the 3rd Sunday Advent - B Written by James Kurt from his book Our Daily Bread. Read by James Kurt. The podcast is produced by Michael Kreidler.
Music the fifth track of the Album Dry Fig Tree by Gerard Satamian and is available at Magnatune used under Creative Commons License.Readings hereCatholic Podcast
Date: December 05, 2005
Voice of Mary (Podcast Info)
Weekly Roman Observer Podcast (Podcast Info)
Women of Sigificance (Podcast Info)
In this pod cast we learn of Los Posadas, the tradtional Mexican retelling of Mary and Joseph's search for an inn.Miracles Happen intereviews Maggie VanOstrand.
Date: December 24, 2005Listen |