19 May 2008
So, you got yourself an MP3 player, or one of them fancy new smart-phones that plays audio files. But now you don’t know what to play on it. Not to worry, we got you covered - 19 new podcasts and 9 videos from 17 shows, the launch of a new web-cast, daily prayers, daily Bible readings, daily Mass - no shortage of great stuff. SQPN comes through again.
Catholic New Media Celebration Update
Even more new media folks have signed up since the last update. Along with the special guests listed earlier, we now have
- Clayton Emmer - (Weight of Glory, Doxapod, RCIA Hollywood)
- Jeff Vista - (Pray Station Portable)
- Joshua LeBlanc - (Catholic Underground)
- Lino Rulli - (The Catholic Guy on Sirius Satellite’s Catholic Channel)
- Lisa Wheeler - (Maximus Media)
- Marc Smith - (Catholic Vocations Podcast)
- Rebecca Christian - (Catholic in Film School)
- Susan Gerdvil - (Catholics Come Home)
- Vinicius Adamo - (Cancao Nova)
Yep, it just keeps getting better and better. Come on down. Heck, it’s in Georgia, so you know you’re gonna love it.
vox populi
God bless you for your continued faithfulness in recording and posting these wonderful podcasts. - Vicki, commenting on SaintCast #95
New Content this Week on SQPN
Catholic in a Small Town #86
Prince Caspian…or Inigo Montoya?
School is winding down for Mac, its over for Ben, we explain pimento and cheese, and we review Prince Caspian… twice! Email us: feedback@catholicinasmalltown.com. Voicemail: 1-206-202-4223. Click to Listen! or Click to Watch!
iPadre #112
Reserved for the Lord
In this show we return to Mary the Mother of God. The virginity of Mary is a very controversial topic among Christians. Is what Catholics believe about Mary’s virginity against Sacred Scripture? Does it really matter if Mary remained a virgin? Click to Listen!
Hold firmly that our faith is identical with that of the ancients. Deny this, and you dissolve the unity of the Church. - Saint Thomas Aquinas
Father Roderick Live
Attack of the Ikea!!
Saturday evening Father Roderick invited us all to help test some new equipment, and maybe discuss the conversion of his podcasting office to a video recording studio. None of us were prepared for the titanic struggle of man against furniture that we were to witness. Fear the allen wrech! Fear it!! Click to Watch
Techno Church #61
Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity
Vigil Celebration of the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity. Recorded at Kampsville, IL. Peace, Father Bill Kessler. Click to Watch!
Catholic Moments #50
Catholic Kids See Prince Caspian
Come along as we go to watch the movie Prince Caspian with Adam and some of his friends. Share your feedback at 1-206-339-9272, comment on the blog, or email lisa@catholicmom.com. Click to Listen!
Catholic Under the Hood #152
Vienna, 1683
Another week, another podcast, another siege of Vienna. If you thought things looked bad in 1529, wait until you hear this week’s episode. Click to Listen!
How often I failed in my duty to God, because I was not leaning on the strong pillar of prayer. - Saint Teresa of Avila
Catholic Underground #75
I have found a fish that dares not speak its name!
We chatter about the top 5 RCIA Questions of all time, what exactly a year of Saint Paul is all about, the usual trip on the cu metro, picks of the week, and we send backChat on vacation. Enjoy! Click to Listen!
On the U #82
On the Road in Poland: Warsaw
We’re visiting Poland! We record a bit of our stroll through the square outside the former royal palace, discussing the sites we’ve visited so far. We also stop for a few minutes of soundseeing in the Warsaw’s Holy Cross Church. Click to Listen!
Father Reed, Jay Fadden and Kevin Nelson welcome Dick and Donna Field into the CatholicTV living room to discuss the permanent diaconate. Donna Lee performs. Click to Watch!
Secrets of Battlestar Galactica #2
A River Runs Through It
In this episode we talk a little bit about examining one’s mortality, the water imagery, and our last Cylon theory. We forgot to mention that “Faith” is the first writing credit for Seamus Kevin Fahey. It’s a well written show. Good job Mr Fahey. The most recently aired episode as of this recording is “Faith”. Feel free to join the conversation in the comments section of the site! Click to Listen!
Into the Deep #56
The Spiritual Combat - Ch. 45-52 & 59
Ever-effervescent. No chance for that hoped-for brevity. Suggestions not requirements. Fundaments. 1. Yes. 2. No. 3. Not at this time. Those are the three answers to prayer. Garth Brooks? Weird Al? Petitionary prayer is good, but we ALSO need meditation; and we have to know what we’re meditating on. The Passion of the Christ. Resurrection people, yes; but you can’t get there without going through Good Friday. The Prodigal Son? How about his big brother? Yeah. Sensible devotion and dryness. A segue, nailed. The artifices of the devil. That’s cuz you’re so SMART. Suh-Mart. Smart. It was almost like, well… like a supernatural event. Heh. Set aside any notion of consolation. A divided heart. Loving ourselves through God… the Tony Robbins Prayer Plan - NOT. Hilarity ensued. Click to Listen!
Mount Calvary is the academy of love. - Saint Francis de Sales
Rosary Army #227
The Fiction of Catholic Fiction
Slammin’ Week. Grace Before Meals Launches. Mr. Tumnus Gets Married. Amazing Guests at the CNMC. Catholic Author Regina Doman about where to find Catholic fiction. Call 1-206-984-1899 for Feedback! Click to Listen!
Saint Cast #95
Must we believe in Miracles?
A listener poses the question, “Is it necessary to believe in miracles to be Catholic?” We turn to saint expert, Father Jim Martin, of My Life with the Saints. Saint news on Blessed Father Damien, Padre Pio, and Saint George’s Israel connection. Paul goes to Italy - follow him on Twitter. Click to Listen!
When tempted, invoke your Angel. he is more eager to help you than you are to be helped! Ignore the devil and do not be afraid of him: He trembles and flees at the sight of your Guardian Angel. - Saint John Bosco
Catholic Hack #57
Steve Bollman, part 2
We wrap up our conversation with Steve Bollman from “That Man is You”. Steve did a wonderful job sharing this men’s ministry with us, and I was pleased to have this opportunity. We also talk about what I have been up to lately as well as the upcoming Catholic New Media Celebration…so stick around and let’s talk about it. Click to Listen
Catholic Moments #49
Monica McConkey, Arma Dei
Lisa shares a conversation with Monica McConkey of Arma Dei, a company that creates products to help families celebrate our Catholic faith. Deacon Tom Fox shares a special reflection on seeing Christ in our priests and Parish Media Liaison Kerry gives us the heads up on the Bella DVD. Share your feedback at 1-206-339-9272, comment on the blog or email lisa@catholicmom.com. Click to Listen!
Saints.SQPN.com
Deacons and Saint Ignatius Loyola
Along with the usual additions, online and e-book versions the The Autobiography of Saint Ignatius Loyola are available. It’s not a long book, but it is rich. An illustrated version is available as a web page, and formatted for Microsoft Reader (.lit), MobiPocket (.prc), and Adobe Acrobat (.pdf). If there’s a deacon in your life, the New Catholic Dictionary article about them now has a list of the profiled saints and beati who spent most or all of their ministry in that office. If you use Google Calendar, be sure to search for SQPN in the public calendars to add links to the daily calendar of saints and updates on SQPN content.
Grace Before Meals #1
Going Shopping!
Welcome to the first installment of Grace Before Meals video webisodes featuring Father Leo Patalinghug. Co-produced by SQPN.com and GraceBeforeMeals.com. Who would have thought it possible to create Liturgically colored sauces? Well, Father Leo did! Join him in the kitchen at Mount Saint Mary’s Seminary in Emmitsburg, Maryland as he jumps into the kitchen and dives into our Catholic faith. Bring your appetite. You’re going to get hungry! Click to Watch!
Only the Holy Spirit, which creates unity in love and in mutual acceptance of diversity, can free humanity from the constant temptation to seek earthly power which wishes to dominate and standardize everything. - Pope Benedict XVI
An encore presentation of This Is The Day from Lourdes, France on 20 October 2006 with Father Reed, Jay Fadden and Kevin Nelson. Click to Watch!
Episode two of the brand new Catholic Magazine with Father Jay Finelli, Maria Johnson and Mickey Addison. The Cold Shoulder, Finding Time, and God’s Grace At Work. Let’s see what’s inside…Catholic Magazine. Click to Listen!
Virtues are formed by prayer. Prayer preserves temperance. Prayer suppresses anger. Prayer prevents emotions of pride and envy. Prayer draws into the soul the Holy Spirit, and raises man to Heaven. - Saint Ephraem of Syria
Catholic Underground #74
Kills Dead Air Dead
A podcast about a broadband belfry near Belfast, tweets and books of faces, papal palm piloting, and other possible alliterations. Picks of the week, backchat, and a brand new website. Click to Listen!
Catholic in a Small Town #85
…And Your Mother Dresses You Funny
We Skype Mac’s mom to wish her a Happy Mother’s Day, we wonder about Lost, read from your emails, and talk about our Pentecostal Protestant roots. Email feedback@catholicinasmalltown.com, or leave voice mail at 1-206-202-4223. Click to Listen! or Click to Watch!
Rosary Army #226
LOL
LOL, BTW, ROFL. Iron Man. Catholic Magazine. Grace Before Meals and Weight Watchers. Mary’s Month of May. Call 1-206-984-1899 for Feedback! Click to Listen! or Click to Watch!
vox populi
The lesson I learned from this podcast was that history is not as boring as I always thought it was! - Janet, commenting on Catholic Under the Hood #151
The Catholic Magazine is top of the line. Keep up the great work. - Daniel Pitrem, commenting on Catholic Magazine #2
I absolutely love Catholic Magazine. I have found both episodes to be very uplifting and edifying. Keep up the great work! - Lisa, commenting on Catholic Magazine #2
Love the webisode! You made me hungry for potato rolls. - Barb in Nebraska, commenting on Grace Before Meals #1
Daily Breakfast Buffet
Daily Breakfast #480
I Want to Believe
Does the Redemption by Christ affect the whole universe? Catastrophies in China and Myanmar: if we can’t blame God, then who’s to blame? UK opens X-Files: are UFO’s real? Cannes, Indiana Jones, Crystal Skulls and X-Files 2; what lack of sleep does to your health. Click to Listen!
Daily Breakfast #479
There’s an Alien in My Church!
Tupelo monkeys, tornadoes and earthquakes. Jeff Miller’s blogging tips. The Vatican about extra-terrestrial life. The Digg.com experiment: Digg my articles about religion and life on other planets on FatherRoderick.com! Announcing Grace Before Meals: the Video Podcast with Father Leo! Click to Listen! or Click to Watch!
Daily Breakfast #478
Looking for an Audience
Writing and reading. Your brain vs. the tv. Which books do you read at the moment? The art of Catholic blogging: how to find an audience? How to evangelize GTA IV gamers. The Secrets of Battlestar Galactica. Sign up for the Catholic New Media Celebration! Click to Listen!
vox populi
If someone is able to deeply and “profoundly” impact 60 people…that likely translates to 60 families that are deeply and profoundly impacted for generations to come. That is a much more meaningful contribution than providing a sixty second sound bite for a million people. - Jim in Columbus, commenting on Daily Breakfast #478
You can’t really know all the people you’re touching that are reading your blog or listening to your podcasts, can you? - Adrianne, commenting on Daily Breakfast #478
Sunday 18 May 2008
Morning Prayers 
Evening Prayers
Saturday 17 May 2008
Morning Prayers Evening Prayers
Friday 16 May 2008
Morning Prayers Evening Prayers
Thursday 15 May 2008
Morning Prayers Evening Prayers
Wednesday 14 May 2008
Morning Prayers Evening Prayers
Tuesday 13 May 2008
Morning Prayers Evening Prayers
Monday 12 May 2008
Morning Prayers Evening Prayers
Verbum Domini: Daily Scripture Readings of the Roman Catholic Liturgical Calendar
- Sunday 18 May 2008
- Saturday 17 May 2008
- Friday 16 May 2008
- Thursday 15 May 2008
- Wednesday 14 May 2008
- Tuesday 13 May 2008
- Monday 12 May 2008
Daily Mass
- 16 May, celebrated by Father Charles Connelly
- 15 May, celebrated by Father Robert Reed
- 14 May, celebrated by Father Charles Bourke
- 13 May, celebrated by Father Richard Erickson
- 12 May, celebrated by Father Arthur Coyle
SQPN RSS Feeds
One way to keep up with new content is with programs called RSS Feed Readers. They’re really easy to use - you tell the Reader which RSS Feeds you want to monitor, and it does the rest. When new material is posted, you’re notified, and can usually play the audio by clicking a button. Good readers that are available from any web browser are
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vox populi
I discovered SQPN through The Secrets of Harry Potter and have become a faithful listener to all of the different shows. I just love to hear about how our faith is present in all aspects of life, especially my beloved books. Thank you for all of the hard work that you put into giving us ways of strengthen our faith. - Blanca, commenting on Secrets of Harry Potter
catéchic
Remember, I asked you about this,
- What does Ora et Labora mean? And who’s it associated with?
- Prayer and Work. It’s the motto of the Benedictines.
- What’s the official cathedral of the Bishop of Rome?
- Saint John Lateran
- Why is Giovanni Battista Montini so famous?
- for being Pope Paul VI
dismissal
See? That new mp3 gadget is going to be *VERY* handy. Thanks for reading, thanks for listening, thanks for being part of the SQPN community. Be sure to sign up for the email version of this newsletter, use the RSS feed for the blog, or email me directly, if you like. Keep in touch.
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