Hey Everybody! It's Fr. Edward
Inspiring Conversations about Faith, Film, and Life
We found 10 episodes of Hey Everybody! It's Fr. Edward with the tag “#bookinterview”.
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Episode 284: Exploring Faith and Leadership with Jacob Van Schyndel: Knight, Bookstore Manager, Author
July 30th, 2024 | 24 mins 10 secs
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Join Fr. Edward Looney as he speaks with Jacob Van Schyndel, a passionate advocate for living one's Catholic faith openly. In this local spotlight episode, Jacob shares his journey and insights on being an active member of the Knights of Columbus, managing a Catholic bookstore, and his path to becoming an author. Discover why these roles are significant to him and how they contribute to the broader Catholic community today.
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Episode 283: Lynda Rozell Prays Before the Tabernacle and Has Photographed Many of Them: Here's What She Noticed
July 22nd, 2024 | 50 mins 30 secs
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Jesus is present in every Catholic Church. Signified to us by a lighted sanctuary candle, Jesus dwells in the tabernacle. Catholics make visits to the tabernacle, to unburden their hearts and seek the Lord's guidance. Lynda Rozell has done just that herself as a Tin Can Pilgrim. In this conversation, she first shares about her van life and then they tackle the topic of her new book" Return to Me: Visits to the Tabernacle." Lynda shares about the artwork of tabernacles and what it communicates to a viewer theologically and spiritually. After listening to this conversation, you'll never look at the tabernacle in the same way again!
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Episode 282: Heidi Hess Saxton is Telling Sacred Stories of Saints and Their Devotion to the Eucharist
July 15th, 2024 | 31 mins 37 secs
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Heidi Hess Saxton is a seasoned veteran in the publishing world, with a wealth of experience under her belt. Recently, Our Sunday Visitor released her latest book, Stories of the Eucharist: A Family Treasury of Saints and Seekers. In this podcast episode, Heidi joins Fr. Edward to share her journey to believing in the Eucharist as a convert, and to recount inspiring stories of diverse saints within the Catholic tradition.