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SuperDarkMan12
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Most of the old ones I used to watch got deleted or they don’t post anymore. I’m trying to get back into my faith so learning about all over again wouldn’t be a bad start. What are some of y’alls favorites?
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otrrl
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some times you have to search by topic. check out youtube.com/ewtn.
outside of youtube, check the archive at avemariaradio.net for programs covering spirituality, catholic news, etc. at ewtn.com. look around for an archive of previous radio programs.
So, these can be a starting point for you.
at the ewtn.com website look for the document library where you can search by topic or author – for documents.
outside of youtube, check the archive at avemariaradio.net for programs covering spirituality, catholic news, etc. at ewtn.com. look around for an archive of previous radio programs.
So, these can be a starting point for you.
at the ewtn.com website look for the document library where you can search by topic or author – for documents.
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TTLE127
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Absolutely recommend Ascension Presents (especially Fr. Mike Schmitz!) and Breaking in the Habit ( Casey Cole, O.F.M.) Fr. Mike has videos uploaded Wednesday’s at 3:30PM EST. These videos cover many aspects of the faith. Brother Casey is a Friar, Deacon, and will be ordained a priest in 2019. Catholicism in Focus is a series aired on Monday’s by Brother Casey that will help answer major questions.
God bless you, and I am excited you are coming back to the One True Church!
God bless you, and I am excited you are coming back to the One True Church!
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Carmelite1983
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Love Fr Mike!
He visited my town once and gave a talk, he lives an hour away
He visited my town once and gave a talk, he lives an hour away
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yankeesouth
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exnihilo
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This is an interesting one. This is from a lay Canadian convert. He talks about different issues. What I like about it is that he isn’t a professional apologist.
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otrrl
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Well, this time not a channel, but an interesting video
Fr Jose Cabrera’s Biblical Museum.
for some reason, this link puts you in the middle of the video, so click the control to start from the beginning
Fr Jose Cabrera’s Biblical Museum.
for some reason, this link puts you in the middle of the video, so click the control to start from the beginning
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SuperDarkMan12
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That video was really informative. Thank you!
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Wm777
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While off-topic, as a technical note, video urls can be sent two ways - with or without time stamps.
Timestamped URL’s look like this without the spaces (I had to use the spaces to keep it from posting the actual target of the link):
http s : / / youtu . be / FP3oeLfP-Sg ? t=180
In any urls, everything past the “?” is called the “query string”. It’s comprised of variables, values and separators. On YouTube, the “t” is for time, and 180 is the number of seconds. If there were other variables, then “&” would be used to separate each variable=value set.
In any case, if you want a video link to start from the top, you could just delete everything from the ? to the right end.
Another way to get the link would be to right click the video itself, and you’ll see it offers different options to copy the url. One from the beginning, and another from the current time position.
Timestamped URL’s look like this without the spaces (I had to use the spaces to keep it from posting the actual target of the link):
http s : / / youtu . be / FP3oeLfP-Sg ? t=180
In any urls, everything past the “?” is called the “query string”. It’s comprised of variables, values and separators. On YouTube, the “t” is for time, and 180 is the number of seconds. If there were other variables, then “&” would be used to separate each variable=value set.
In any case, if you want a video link to start from the top, you could just delete everything from the ? to the right end.
Another way to get the link would be to right click the video itself, and you’ll see it offers different options to copy the url. One from the beginning, and another from the current time position.
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Lea101
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Matt Fradd although a lot of his videos are podcast episodes. He does have his own show on YouTube now though
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F_Marturana
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I like Bishop Barron.
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otrrl
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Superdarkman12,
I think Fr Cabrera said that the ten commandments might have been written on these palm-sized tablets, not the big heavy stone tablets that are so often imagined. There might have been the same reaction to Moses with miniature tablets that some people in modern times have to OTHER people obsessed with their cell phone.
I think Fr Cabrera said that the ten commandments might have been written on these palm-sized tablets, not the big heavy stone tablets that are so often imagined. There might have been the same reaction to Moses with miniature tablets that some people in modern times have to OTHER people obsessed with their cell phone.
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JSAD
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Catholic Answers, Patrick Coffin
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