Ignatius Press Podcast

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Join Andrew Petiprin as he sits down with the directors of “The Sacred Heart”—an international film now coming to US theaters. Steven and Sabrina Gunnell not only discuss the inspiration behind this movie, but the miraculous events that led to its creation. This docudrama recounts the history of the Sacred Heart beginning with Scripture, to the private revelation to St. Margaret Mary, and to its recent revitalization. This enjoyable conversation and inspirational movie are well worth watching to deepen your love for Christ and his Sacred Heart.

 

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This book is a true classic of Western Literature and a must read for those who want to deepen their spiritual life.

 

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The Battle of Magdeburg was a real historical event where Protestants and Catholics fought over the city of Magdeburg. This battle was fought to force the Protestants to become Catholic but ended in the massacre of two thirds of the population.

From these horrific events, Gertrud von le Forte writes a novel about an actual wedding in Magdeburg. This novel has been recently translated and published by Ignatius Press, and it is championed by Vivian Dudro. Andrew Petiprin joins Vivian to discuss the historical background of Gertrud von le Forte and the novel itself. They discuss some of the main themes of the novel such as strength in weakness, ecumenism, and Mariology. “The Wedding of Magdeburg” is a true and as of yet unknown classic; you won’t regret picking up this book.

 

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On May 13, 1917, Mary first appeared to three shepherd children—Lúcia, Francisco, and Jacinta—with a message of hope and warning. These miraculous events and prophetic warnings continue to be a source of curiosity and even controversy today. 

 

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As we celebrate the feast of Our Lady of Fatima this week, Paul Senz, author of “Fatima: 100 Questions and Answers about the Marian Apparitions” joins us to talk about these apparitions. He not only summarizes the events themselves but also highlights the historical significance of these events and plethora of evidence supporting the famous miracle of the sun. He also wades into some of the controversy surrounding the third secret of Fatima. If you are looking to know more about these modern-day miracles, then this is the episode for you! 

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Today there are very few intentional households, but Dr. Cuddeback reveals the principles to help us return to a life where the family is the center of daily life and relationships thrive through shared work and leisure.

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In today’s episode, Dr. John Cuddeback and Andrew Petiprin discuss today’s crisis within the family which impacts even faithful Catholic families and leaves so many people feeling isolated and unhappy. Dr. Cuddeback reveals concrete and practical steps that every family should take to foster the true happiness of each family member. He highlights the need for families to work together through physical labor and then to rest together through shared leisure. These time-tested strategies will truly help your family become an intentional household.

 

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After his resignation in 2013, Pope Benedict led a largely private life, but today many of private homilies from this time have been made public in “The Lord Leads Us by the Hand.”

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In today’s episode, Fr. Fessio recalls the wisdom of Pope Benedict XVI. He remembers going to his classes and listening to his homilies, and he realizes that the same quality of insights is present in these newly released homilies. Fr. Fessio also responds to many of the criticisms of Pope Benedict including his resignation, Summorum Pontificum, and Vatican II. This enlightening discussion reveals much about Pope Benedict XVI from someone who knew him closely and personally.

 

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