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To close out Season 2 of The Big Tree, Fr. Aquinas Guilbeau, O.P., Prior of the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C., explores the relationship between action and contemplation. After considering the history of action and contemplatio
This week, The Daughters of St. Paul, take over The Big Tree! Join the sisters as they describe their experience of religious life in the 21st century, living in community, and life as a Daughter of St. Paul. Learn how the sisters have been sha
This week, Dr. Angela Knobel, Associate Professor in the School of Philosophy at The Catholic University of America, sits down with our Big Tree seminarians to give an honest look at the abortion debate in modern-day America. Their discussions
This week, Monsignor Stephen Rosetti, Research Associate Professor at The Catholic University of America, returns to The Big Tree to discuss demons, ghosts, evil presences, and what the Church offers to combat these things. "Evil is real." Have
We were delighted to welcome Fr. Sam Sawyer, S.J., Executive Editor and Director of Digital Strategy at America Media, to the The Big Tree to discuss Ignatian Spirituality, Ignatian Principles of Discernment, and Ignatian Methods of Prayer. Inc
In this episode, Dr. David Cloutier (Associate Professor Moral Theology and Ethics at The Catholic University of America) returns to The Big Tree to discuss principles of Catholic Social Teaching in the formation of the voter's conscience durin
This week, Dr. Christopher Ruddy, Associate Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology at The Catholic University of America, joins The Big Tree to discuss a fundamental question: "Why does there even need to be a Church at all?" Find out
Guess who's back on another episode of The Big Tree: Meg Hunter-Kilmer! This week, Meg sits down with our seminarians to discuss how the saints who struggled through life in the midst of anxiety, depression, and trauma, can be exemplary and rel
John De Guzman (Diocese of Raleigh), Nick Clinton (Diocese of Pittsburgh), and Patrick O'Brien (Diocese of Rockville Centre) share their experiences from a recent retreat they all went on over Christmas Break led by Bishop Frank Caggiano, Bisho
5 Things a Scripture Scholar Wants You to Know about Reading the Old Testament [Dr. Bradley Gregory]
In this episode, Dr. Bradley Gregory, Associate Professor of Biblical Studies at The Catholic University of America, sits down with our seminarians to discuss 5 things he wants people to know about reading the Old Testament. He addresses common
In this episode, Fr. Christopher Begg, Ordinary Professor of Biblical Studies at The Catholic University of America, The Katharine Drexel Chair in Religious Studies, and legendary biblical scholar, talks about the heroes and the anti-heroes in
This week, The Big Tree crew comes with an early Christmas gift: an interview with hobo missionary Meg Hunter-Kilmer about how to evangelize. The holidays often present the particular challenge of witnessing to one's faith around family members
We will all face death. How do we do it like Christians? Sr. Theresa Aletheia chats with the Big Tree crew about death and how Bl. James Alberione helped inspire the Memento Mori devotional and prayer journal!Hosts: Liam Gallagher (Diocese of P
In this episode, our Twitter Mother, Sr. Helena Burns FSP, joins the Big Tree crew in discussing the important topic of "Media Literacy," the practice of virtuously engaging the media in all its facets. God created man to be in relationship wit
We all have our default responses to the issue of relativism, but what happens when that's not enough? Find out in this episode where we sit down with Dr. Michael Gorman, Ordinary Professor of the School of Philosophy at The Catholic University
The Big Tree Crew talks with Dr. Eileen Dombo of the National Catholic School of Social Service at Catholic University about the effects of trauma and what Dr. Dombo wishes every priest or minister would know about it.Hosts: Gabe Bouck (Diocese
We often hear it said: "Lead with beauty" when sharing the Gospel ...but what IS beauty? Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. brings the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas to bear on this hugely important topic for our day.Hosts: Deacon Anthony Ferguson (Diocese
How does the spirituality of St. Thérèse apply to online media evangelization? Find out in this Treehouse episode, featuring the debut of seminarians Ryan Braam and John De Guzman to The Big Tree line-up.Hosts: Fr. Anthony Ferguson (Diocese of
Fr. Cassidy Stinson (Diocese of Richmond, Ordained 2019) from the Big Tree shared a tweet that went viral. So, the Vici Mundum Show and The Big Tree teamed up to #BreakTheChains. Here is Fr. Cassidy's tweet which summarizes this week's episode:
Dr. Adrian Walker, translator of Pope Benedict XVI and editor of the journal Communio, joins The Big Tree to talk Tolkien, Lord of the Rings, Eschatology, Art, Philosophy, Thanos, and much more! The question is: Are you able to fall asleep in M
Dr. Ryan Danker, Professor at Wesley Theological Seminary, joins The Big Tree to discuss his experience in engaging official ecumenical dialogues and the importance of ecumenism for Christians today.Hosts: Fr. Christopher Masla (Diocese of Rich
Meg Hunter-Kilmer returns for another interview with the Big Tree crew in order to discuss the dynamics of her life as a hobo, the importance of silent prayer, and other topics.Hosts: Deacon Anthony Ferguson (Diocese of Richmond) and Fr. Anthon
Dr. Peter Latona, the Director of Music of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington DC, discusses his experiences with sacred music as a musician and how sacred music enhances the celebration of the liturgy
The seminary semester is a wrap and summer break is officially here! Fr. Cassidy, Anthony, Gabe, and Liam talk summer plans, ordination, and God's mercy. Also... where does the Alberione Project go from here? Find out on this episode!Hosts in t
Dr. Chad Pecknold, Professor of Systematic Theology at Catholic University of America, discusses the principles for using social media effectively, inspired by the theological and philosophical principles of St. Thomas Aquinas.Hosts: Fr. Cassid
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