Ave Maria in the Afternoon – July 29, 2024 – Hour 2
Terry Mattingly looks at reactions to the Opening Ceremony and Steve Doran discusses Pain, Suffering and Redemption.
‘Strong Faith and Humility’ Mark Swimmer Katie Ledecky’s Life
Katie Ledecky, an Olympic athlete considered to be one of the best female swimmers of all time, often speaks about her faith and experiences of attending Catholic schools. Doug Keck talks about her and other Catholic Olympians.
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The First Modern Olympic Champion Was Catholic
‘Strong Faith and Humility’ Mark Swimmer Katie Ledecky’s Life, Her Former Principal Says
From Athlete to Catholic Chaplain: Meet the Priest Helping Athletes at the Paris Olympics
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“Angry Christians ‘pounce’ at the Olympics”
There’s been no shortage of commentary or reaction to the events of the Opening Ceremony. Terry Mattingly joins us with a recap.
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Pain, Suffering, and Redemption: Where Faith and Reason Mingle
Much has been said about the compatibility between faith and reason, religion and science. But they are more than parallel tracks that share mutual respect. Rather, they are integrated; they inform one another. In a particular way, the relationship between pain, suffering, and redemption may be the prototype by which the integration of faith and reason can be especially appreciated. Steve Doran join us with more.
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Pain, Suffering, and Redemption: Where Faith and Reason Mingle
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