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Hey Everybody! It's Fr. Edward

Hey Everybody! It's Fr. Edward

著者： Fr. Edward Looney
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 Fr. Edward Looney is a Catholic priest who loves having conversations with guests. They talk about new book releases, various topics related to faith and life, and occasionally he speaks with producers, directors, and actors from the film industry. He has podcasted since 2019, formerly as “How They Love Mary” and “Cup of St. Joe,” conducting over 300 interviews to date. The interview style podcasts from Fr. Edward continues now, as he begins each conversation greeting his audience with “Hey Everybody!” Tune in for inspiring conversations about faith, film, and life.© 2025 Fr. Edward Looney キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 聖職・福音主義
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  • Episode 351: Real Priests React to Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery with Fr. Scott Bailey

    Episode 351: Real Priests React to Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery with Fr. Scott Bailey
    2025/12/15
    What happens when Hollywood calls a real priest for advice? In this episode, Fr. Edward is joined by Fr. Scott Bailey, who—quite unexpectedly—became a consultant for Wake Up Dead Man, Rian Johnson’s third Knives Out film. Through parish connections, Fr. Scott met Johnson during a visit, which led to extended conversations about priesthood, Catholic customs, and even a production-time phone call clarifying details like how and when genuflection in a church should occur. Together, two real priests react to the film and discuss: -How Catholic faith, customs, and priestly life are accurately portrayed in the movie -The reaction of Fr. Scott’s priest friends after previewing the film -Why some Catholics may feel uncomfortable with the opening scenes—and why it’s worth watching to the end, where redemption emerges -Whether Catholic priests tend to assign common penances in Confession -If the film’s comedic elements mock Christianity—or respectfully engage it -How one scene naturally leads Fr. Judd to share his vocation story -What the movie reveals about priesthood and what priests especially appreciated -The surprising resonance of the parish name Our Lady of Perpetual Fortitude This is a thoughtful, honest, and engaging conversation about faith, film, and the priesthood—offering insight for Catholics and movie lovers alike.
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    26 分
  • Episode 350: Mary the New Woman: A Judeo-Christian Look at the Immaculate Conception with Diego Passadore

    Episode 350: Mary the New Woman: A Judeo-Christian Look at the Immaculate Conception with Diego Passadore
    2025/12/08
    In this episode, Fr. Edward speaks with author Diego Pasadore about his new book Mary, the New Woman, a fresh Judeo-Christian exploration of the Immaculate Conception. Diego shares how an unexpected inspiration during Mass led him into three years of biblical research, studying Jewish texts, the Church Fathers, and even private revelations such as those of Anne Catherine Emmerich. Together they discuss Mary as the New Woman/New Eve, the theological roots of the dogma, and the rich symbolism connecting Mary to the Ark of the Covenant. Diego explains how ancient sources and mystical traditions converge to illuminate Mary’s unique role in salvation history, while Fr. Edward highlights the Church’s long tradition of developing these insights. A fascinating conversation for anyone seeking a deeper biblical and historical understanding of Mary’s conception and her place in Christian doctrine. Buy the book: https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/marythenewwoman/
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    30 分
  • Episode 349: One Widow’s Journey Through Loss and the Holidays — with Wendy Forest

    Episode 349: One Widow’s Journey Through Loss and the Holidays — with Wendy Forest
    2025/12/01
    In this moving conversation, Fr. Edward Looney speaks with Wendy Forest, a widow who has walked a profound journey of grief, healing, and rediscovering hope through Jesus and Mary. Wendy shares the story behind her book Currents of Water, reflecting on how water became a powerful image for her emotions, her faith, and the early years of widowhood. Together, they explore: 💧 How grief comes in waves and why “currents” perfectly describes Wendy’s experience 💙 Mary’s quiet witness as a widow and how Wendy finds comfort in Mary’s presumed loss of Joseph 🌟 The challenge of bitterness and Wendy’s path toward peace 🎄 How widows can navigate the holidays—especially Christmas 🪦 The grace of visiting a loved one’s gravesite and how this becomes part of the healing process 🤝 The importance of grief support groups and sharing your story with others If you or someone you love is experiencing loss, this conversation offers gentle wisdom, practical guidance, and spiritual reassurance. 📘 Learn more about Wendy’s book Currents of Water. https://www.amazon.com/Currents-Water-Widows-Walk-Jesus/dp/B0F2255RY4 🙏 If this episode encourages you, please like, share, and subscribe.
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    25 分
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