WOF 086: Broadcasting from Milan, Italy

The Word on Fire Show - Catholic Faith and Culture - En podcast af Bishop Robert Barron - Mandage

Bishop Robert Barron and his Word on Fire production are in Italy, filming the next round of CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players. Be sure to take advantage of special behind the scenes access from the Pivotal Players film trip! Sign-up for exclusive footage at: WordOnFireShow.com/Videos Topics Discussed 0:05  – Intro, the new Spiderman movie 1:28 – Does it ever get old for Bishop Barron to travel? 2:41 – The CATHOLICISM series production team 4:46 – Surprisingly small film crew for such a grand production 5:50 – Interesting stops for a first visit to Rome 9:15 – What’s the difference between a vacation and a pilgrimage? 11:20 – Bishop Barron’s favorite place during the filming so far 12:55 – The St. Francis fresco painted during his own lifetime 13:20 – What’s Bishop Barron’s prayer like during a filming trip? 15:33 – Why is the Divine Office so important to Bishop Barron? 17:51 – Why all baptized people should consider praying the Liturgy of the Hours 18:23 – Praying the psalms for the sake of the world 19:20 – Who was St. Ambrose and why does he matter? 23:28 – What do you miss most about the United States? 24:20– Question from listener: Fr. Steve Grunow asks what St. Benedict and St. Augustine, both Italians, have to say to Italians today? Bonus Resources Calendar and Prayer Cards Pivotal Players Calendar Pivotal Players Prayer Cards Books Praying with the Pivotal Players (Amy Welborn) CATHOLICISM: A Journey to the Heart of the Faith (Bishop Barron) Study Guides CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players – Leader’s Guide (Bishop Barron) CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players – Study Guide (Bishop Barron) CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players – Leaders Kit (Bishop Barron) DVDs CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players (Bishop Barron) Websites WordOnFireShow.com/videos Word On Fire DavidTheKing.com Find bonus links and resources for this episode at http://WordOnFireShow.com and be sure to submit your questions at http://AskBishopBarron.

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