Consolidated Electronic Catholic Resources

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Light of the East Radio Streaming Broadcast

http://www.byzantinecatholic.com/radio.htm
and for the topics of each broadcast:
http://www.byzantinecatholic.com/Supplement4.htm

The program includes topics of many diverse interests including current events, history, customs, the liturgical year, Theology of the Body, ecumenical activities, saints, teen issues such as dating, evangelization, basic questions and answers about the Eastern Catholic Churches, interviews with clergy, religious, and faithful, iconography, marriage and fatherhood, and more. Each program’s host, guests, and topics are listed. A new program is added each week.

From the Introduction:
Annunciation Byzantine Catholic Parish in Homer Glen, Illinois presents Light of the East: a program revealing how Eastern Catholic Churches have nourished the Roman Catholic Church and today’s world in profound ways through their histories, traditions, Mysteries, spirituality, and liturgy.

Hello! I am Father Thomas J. Loya, pastor of Annunciation Byzantine Catholic Parish, and my mission is simple: to take seriously Pope John Paul II’s declaration that it is the first need for Roman Catholics to become illuminated by the light of the East, to become familiar with the histories and liturgies of the Eastern Churches so as to bring about a great restoration of unity with all Christians, East and West.

As our Holy Father describes it, “when the Church breathes with two lungs, we may all be granted a full taste of the divinely revealed and undivided heritage of the universal church.”

This is the story of the Eastern Churches, an inspiring story of faith, courage, intrigue, mystery, spirituality, dissension, and reconciliation. But most of all, this is an expression of a great experience of faith through our unique Divine Liturgy. Join with me now as we looked towards The Light of the East.
 
Light of the East Radio Streaming Broadcast

http://www.byzantinecatholic.com/radio.htm
and for the topics of each broadcast:
http://www.byzantinecatholic.com/Supplement4.htm

The program includes topics of many diverse interests including current events, history, customs, the liturgical year, Theology of the Body, ecumenical activities, saints, teen issues such as dating, evangelization, basic questions and answers about the Eastern Catholic Churches, interviews with clergy, religious, and faithful, iconography, marriage and fatherhood, and more. Each program’s host, guests, and topics are listed. A new program is added each week.
The podcast can be subscribed to through iTunes and probably other podcatchers (search for “Light of the East Radio”). The weekly program is about a half hour.
 
Thanks a lot, e-books are a great way to pass the time on a trip especially with a P.D.A or similar device.
 
Allright,thanks. I’m interested in Jerome’s exegesis. Some letters of his seem not to have been translated.
 
So I gathered all the links together and made up a website. I also searched around a bit and found some debates (old Karl Keating, Tim Staples, etc.) and linked those, too.

Please check it out!

catholicaudio.blogspot.com

God Bless,
RyanL
 
pjpiisoe.org/index.htm

Excellent resource for Aplogetics and tons of Catholic info. in pamphlet form for free downloading, plus tons more. Free to join! They are looking for translators… Take a look.
 
2006 Apologetics Conference MP3 files from Holy Trinity Parish in Fowler, Michigan

It includes talks by:
Steve Ray — Born Again? Faith Alone?
Roy Schoeman — Jewish Conversion Story
Mark Shea — Evangelical Conversion Story
Gary Michuta — Gospel according to McCarthy
Rod Bennett — Early Church Confirms Catholicism
Mathias Thelen — local seminarian
Fr. Reyna — conversion story
 
How could I forget these sites?

A good side by side reference of the Latin Vulgate, the Douay Rheims, and the KJV with footnotes: latinvulgate.com

The following can be acquired thru itunes:

Peter Kreeft’s website: peterkreeft.com/

EWTN’s podcasts: ewtn.com/podcast/index.asp

Fr. Stan Fortuna’s site: francescoproductions.com/index.asp (He and Fr. Benedict Groeschel are from the same order by the way: franciscanfriars.com/

The Saintcast: saintcast.org/

I have spent many hours listening to these podcasts during my commute since I don’t have Catholic radio in my area 😦 .
 
ourladyswarriors.org/dissent/dissorg.htm

This site lists all the “DISSENTING ORGANIZATIONS” which call themselves Catholic.
Very interesting and good to know if you’re searching for a particular thing and come across a new site and you find it a little “off”, just check to see if it’s listed!
 
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