The Catholic Men's Podcast

By: Matthew Miller
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  • This podcast helps Catholic men to find good works of literature that will help them become more cultured, more gentlemanly and more like a saint.
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  • Chastisement Prophecies from Catholic Mystics

    Chastisement Prophecies from Catholic Mystics
    Nov 23 2024
    Watch the video: https://youtu.be/C90YOuIPzZY

    The common thread that runs through latter day prophecies seems to be the foretelling of a terrible chastisement of the world due to an unrepentant mankind and then the resurgence of the Church, and the conversion of the world. E.H. Thompson keenly pointed this out in his book, “Life of Anna Maria Taigi.” In Chapter 18, he wrote: "First they all point to some terrible convulsion, to a revolution springing from deep-rooted impiety, consisting in a formal opposition to God and His truth, and resulting in the most formidable persecution to which the Church has ever been subject. Secondly, they all promise for the Church a victory more splendid than she has ever achieved here below."

    Here is Don Bosco's prophecy that I mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGu8c9HjTao
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    15 mins
  • St. John Neumann Debated Protestants in Their Own Church & Won

    St. John Neumann Debated Protestants in Their Own Church & Won
    Nov 19 2024
    Watch the video: https://youtu.be/sHRI77R6vSM

    I had just gone to Confession at St. Mary’s Church in York, Pennsylvania when upon walking out into the vestibule, I saw a painting of a young, strong faced bishop with a cross hung around his neck. I learned his name from the plaque on the frame: “St. John Neumann, pray for us.” This painting reminded me of many others I’d seen in Churches all throughout the diocese and even across New York. My mind was plagued with questions about him. What did he do? Why are there so many portraits of him in northern churches? Little did I know that he built 89 churches in the course of seven years and opened almost a hundred schools. The ground that I walked on was sanctified by his heroic sacrifice more than a hundred years ago. Upon further research, I found that his intransigent personality is best understood when you look at his early days as a missionary priest on the rough frontiers of 19th century America. In this video you’ll hear of his apostolate at Niagara Falls and Buffalo where he cured a blind girl, shut down an immoral dance at a dangerous bar, publicly debated protestants in their own meeting house and was almost hanged by ruffians.

    These are the books that I used for my research:

    “Life of the Right Rev. J.N. Neumann, C.SS.R.” by Johann Berger. New York: Benziger Brothers, 1884. 22. Print.

    “Blessed John Neumann: Fourth Bishop of Philadelphia” by James
    Galvin. Baltimore: Helicon Press, Incorporated, 1964. 79. Print.

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    13 mins
  • Don Bosco Risked His Life to Expose a False Religion

    Don Bosco Risked His Life to Expose a False Religion
    Nov 13 2024
    Watch the video: https://youtu.be/Zw-X5BRyZcs

    The following stories about the many assassination attempts on Saint John Bosco’s life are taken from a book by Dr. Charles d'Espiney called, “Don Bosco - A Sketch of His Life and Miracles.”
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    7 mins

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