I Thought You'd Like To Know This, Too

In this episode of I Thought You'd Like To Know This, Too, Robert Nicastro and Paul Segura discuss Astrophysics and Exotheology (February 13, 2023)

WCAT TV is an en air wing of En Route Books and Media working with WCAT Radio to share the joys of the Catholic faith. To support the station, please visit our Patreon account at https://www.patreon.com/wcatradio Linda Blosser-Medley, Thom Brucie, Grace Bourget, Ronda Chervin, and David Ross talk about their Catholic novels in this WCAT Radio webinar.A Sword Will Pierce by Linda Blosser-Medley https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/aswordwillpierce/ This is a love story, showing the great love Mary has for God, always saying, “God’s will be done” and doing His will, always trusting fully in Him.Vale of Hope by Grace Bourget https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/valeofhope/ In 15th-century Spain, a reckless youth finds himself grounded with the worst punishment he can imagine: volunteering in a leper camp.Obsidian Mirth by Thom Brucie https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/obsidianmirth/ This is a heart-rending and beautiful story, and these characters will hover at the outskirts of your thoughts like whispering ghosts of past

Masereka Wenceslaus Felix Cleto on the Virtue Orphanage in Kasese, Uganda (November 24, 2022) To support the Virtue Orphanage, please visit https://gofund.me/b8ec0d57

In this episode of "I Thought You'd Like to Know This, Too," Dr. Craig Turczynski and Dr. Mary Anne Urlakis present an ITEST webinar entitled "In Vitro Fertilization and the Sanctity of Human Life." Assisted Reproductive Technology Violates Natural Law and Causes Harm by Dr. Craig TurczynskiThe leaders in the field of assisted reproductive technology (ART) are promoting the use of technology in an increasingly more radical direction. Separating the unitive and procreative purpose of marital intercourse is foremost, but there are many ways in which ART promotes evil that even non-Catholics can identify with. These share a common characteristic of violating natural law. The first principle of natural law is “the good is to be done and pursued and evil is to be avoided.” This necessarily requires following an objective moral truth that can be ascertained using human reason. On the other hand, ART follows a subjective, relative interpretation of right and wrong. Application of the technology outside of objective

In this episode of I Thought You'd Like to Know This, Too, ITEST board member Patrick Panozzo interviews Dr. David Roemer on his listing in Marquis' Who's Who in America (October 7, 2022)https://spotlight.marquiswhoswho.com/david-roemer/

In this episode of I Thought You'd Like to Know This, Too, WCAT Radio presents Gary Scott Thomas's interview entitled "Does Science Point Back to God?" with Dr. Tom Sheahen concerning Tom's book Everywhen. For the original source, see https://garyscottthomas.com/dr-thomas-sheahen/

Dr. Gerard Verschuuren with Jon Leonetti on Iowa Catholic Radio concerning his book Faith That Makes You Think 082422Doesn’t faith contradict thinking? Actually, no. The Catholic Church teaches that there is a strong relationship between faith and reason. In fact, it’s a characteristic of us rational creatures to practice a faith that seeks understanding. This book is specifically written for Catholics—fallen-away Catholics, lukewarm Catholics, struggling Catholics, would-be Catholics—for all those in search of the truth, as it gives life-saving answers to life-size questions.https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/faith/

For the full show, see Christian Talk That Rocks with Richie L. Ep. 7/19/2022https://www.spreaker.com/user/christiantalkthatrocks/christian-talk-tha-trocks-with-richie-l-_2

Guest Host Marcus Peter discusses the month of Mary and the end of Roe with Noelle Mering. Also, Luke Lancaster discusses the Sacrament of Confirmation and Kevin Symonds celebrates the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima. (May 13, 2022)

A Marian song from Bigard Memorial Seminary, Enugu, Nigeria.

In this episode of I Thought You'd Like to Know This, Too, Michael O'Neill of The Miracle Hunter interviews Dr. Gerard Verschuuren on his book A Beautiful Mind and Soul (March 3, 2022)

SocratesSocrates was on to something centuries agowhen he said to know yourself is all you need to knowat first I didn't get it wrote him off as old and bentnow I've got some years behind me I know what he meantit's the voyage of a lifetime it's the road that never endsit's staying straight and true when everybody’s got the bendsit's working out what I’m about and letting others beso thank you SocratesMoses heard the voice of God and transcribed every wordthou shalt not this thou shalt not that was all he ever heardwell we can't really blame him he was a victim of his timesbut let's thank God for Jesus he took a different linelike ‘love your brother as yourself that’s all you need to do...if he asks you for your shirt give him your jacket too...stick with me and I'll show you a place in paradise’thank you Jesus ChristI have to say my heroes never were the sporting kindI gravitated to the ones who exercised my mindeven though they’re dead and gonetheir contribution lingers on in meimperfectlyAlbert Schweitzer

In this episode of I Thought You'd Like to Know This, Too, Dr. Stephen Barr, author of Modern Physics Ancient Faith talks with Catholic Students at Holy Apostles College & Seminary about the Multiverse (May 31, 2018)https://www.amazon.com/Modern-Physics-Ancient-Faith-Stephen/dp/0268021988

On this Dantedi 2021: Dr. Frank Ambrosio interviews Canadian Sculptor Timothy Schmalz and American Translator Daniel Fitzpatrick concerning their year-long translation project that produced three books, 100 emails, and some assistance to the refugees and migrants in Italy. See https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/helpdantehelpitaly/ for more! (March 25, 2021)

Dr. Joseph D. White is a clinical child psychologist and former parish catechetical leader. He is the Director of Catechetical Resources for OSV Publishing and Curriculum and has taught courses in Catechetical Ministry at Holy Apostles College and Seminary. A frequent guest on Catholic radio and television, Dr. White has written eleven books and numerous articles about catechesis, Catholic education, and ministry. He is coauthor of the Allelu and Alive in Christ religion series.Rev. Dr. John C. Yake, I. V. Dei, is a career teacher of thirty-three years (five years at elementary school and twenty-eight years at the secondary level while being engaged in pastoral ministry with youth as campus minister). He has taught pastoral theology since 1995: At the University of St. Michael’s College (1995-2000) and at the Institute of Theology/St. Augustine’s Seminary (2001 to the present). He joined the Formation Faculty and was the Director of the Spiritual (Propaedeutic) Year of priestly formation at St. Augustine’s Se

In this episode of I Thought You'd Like to Know This, Too, Dr. Peter Mango interviews Dr. Anthony Rizzi, Founder and Director of the Institute for Advanced Physics (December 10, 2020)

In this episode of I Thought You'd Like to Know This, Too, WCAT Radio shares Jennifer Deputy's Lift & Shift episode on How to find Spiritual Wellness with Mary Kloska (October 23, 2020)Syndicated through WCAT Radio with permission.

Dr. Cynthia Toolin-Wilson interviews Joe Avalos concerning his book Cry Oneness (October 8, 2020)

Where Are You? Finding Myself in My Greatest Loss is the first published work by M.J. Flood. Recalling the author’s experience as the father of a stillborn daughter, this memoir articulates the private heartbreak and depression so frequently associated with disenfranchised griefs like pregnancy loss. But Where Are You? is ultimately a work of hope, as M.J. Flood walks the reader through the chaos of death in search of the peace of healing.https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/whereareyou/

In this episode of I Thought You'd Like to Know This, Too, Dr. Bryan Froehle interviews Fr. Alfredo Hernández concerning his book Formation Activities & Catholic Seminarians (July 23, 2020)https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/formationactivities/What can we seminary formators, bishops, and others involved in the formation of seminarians do to help the men who are ordained from our seminaries to be joyful and fruitful as priests and persevere in ministry? The answer to this question is grounded in practical theology and concerns the specific changes we might make in the choice of formation activities during seminary to increase the likelihood of lifelong perseverance. Father Alfredo Hernández invites his fellow formators to consider with him the theological and pastoral benefits and the impact on priestly formation of each of the programs included in the study: Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE), the Institute for Priestly Formation, pastoral year internships, spirituality or propaedeutic year experience, pries