WOF Show Podcast - Word on Fire
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WOF 494: What to Expect from a Pope Leo XIV Papacy
Dr. Matthew Petrusek What kind of papacy should we expect from Pope Leo XIV? How should we interpret his papal name and background? What will be his priorities?
WOF 493: The Bigger Story of the Bible with N.T. Wright (Part 1)
Dr. Matthew Petrusek This year, Bishop Barron and scholar, N.T. Wright discussed the Bible as a bigger story at the Evangelisation & Culture Conference in London.
WOF 492: What Catholicism Can Teach Us About Multiculturalism
Dr. Matthew Petrusek Attacks against Bishop Barron and Word on Fire have come from many sources. How does Bishop Barron respond to these criticisms?
WOF 491: Parliamentary Address: The Rhythm of Divine Mercy (Part 2)
Dr. Matthew Petrusek Here is the second half of Bishop Barron address to religious leaders and members of Parliament in the Palace of Westminster in London, UK.
WOF 490: Bishop Barron Responds to His Critics
Dr. Matthew Petrusek Attacks against Bishop Barron and Word on Fire have come from many sources. How does Bishop Barron respond to these criticisms?
WOF 489: Parliamentary Address: The Rhythm of Divine Mercy (Part 1)
Dr. Matthew Petrusek In February 2025, Bishop Barron returned to the Palace of Westminster in London, UK, to address religious leaders and members of Parliament.
WOF 488: The Legacy of Pope Francis
Dr. Matthew Petrusek What should we champion from Pope Francis’ legacy as a Church for the future? We discuss his influence on both the Church and the world.
WOF 487: “Ipsum Esse” & Catholic Social Teaching (Part 2)
Dr. Matthew Petrusek We conclude Bishop Barron’s lecture in Prague focusing on Aquinas’ notion of “ipsum esse” and its connection with Catholic social teaching.
WOF 486: Celebrating 25 Years of Word on Fire
Dr. Matthew Petrusek Word on Fire is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. We look back to remember where it all began and how it has grown along the way.
WOF 485: “Ipsum Esse” & Catholic Social Teaching (Part 1)
Dr. Matthew Petrusek Bishop Barron’s lecture at Charles University in Prague focused on the notion of God as “ipsum esse” and its tie to Catholic social teaching.