Father Joshua Allen, Alex Carroll, and Kyle Simonis discuss how to have a good confession and set the record straight on some common fears about confession, just in time for the summer break.
Father Joshua Allen, Alex Carroll, and Patrick Lamar speak about the monastic life and the necessity of prayer, with an extensive discussion about what one is called to in monastic life.
Father Joshua Allen, Father Michael Silloway, Steven Shlapak, and Alex Carroll, in the middle of their Spring Break Mission Trip in Pamplona Alta, Peru, talk about the reals reasons behind mission trips, and what the Church teaches on suffering. For questions, comments, or suggestions, please e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Father Joshua Allen, Alex Carroll, and Davis Aasen discuss Mary and her role in our salvation, along with many ways the podcast's title itself is not necessarily asking the right question. For questions, comments, or suggestions, please e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Father Joshua Allen, Alex Carroll and Steven Shlapak discuss death and the Catholic Church's understanding of it through Scripture and some of the Church Fathers. Part 1 in a 4 part series. For questions, comments, or suggestions, please e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Dr. Kathleen Raviele gives a talk to the Georgia Tech Catholic Center about contraception from a medical standpoint, what it does to the body, and what it can do to the marriage. Note: Due to an unfortunate lower quality recording, the questions in the subsequent Q&A were not picked up by the recorder and were edited out in post-production. The answers to these questions are still included.
Father Joshua Allen, Alex Carroll, and the new Pastoral Lackey 2.0 meet up to talk about their best/worst Lents, and how this Lent can be one that leads you closer to Christ. For questions, comments, or suggestions, please e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org! In Christ, George P. Burdell
Father Josh, Alex Carrol, and the newest edition to the Focus team unite their questionable social skills and jocularity to discuss on campus evangelization. For questions, comments, or suggestions, please e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org! In Christ, George P. Burdell
Your favorite priest, your not so favorite missionary, and the most interesting CS major in the world combine their powers in a discussion of modesty. For questions, comments, or suggestions, please e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org! In Christ, George P. Burdell
The usual suspects of the Helluva Catholic Podcast (minus TJ) bring in a special guest and discuss the story of Jephthah from the book of Judges. For questions, comments, or suggestions, please e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org! In Christ, George P. Burdell (yes I'm Catholic)
The chaplain, the former lackey, and the missionary begin discussing the prospects of salvation for those who do not know the Gospel of Jesus Christ or His Church and end up talking about all sorts of related questions. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, please e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Fr. Josh, the former lackey, and the missionary discuss the phrase "thy kingdom come" from the Our Father. There is more to it than you might think! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please send us an e-mail at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Fr. Josh, the lackey, and a missionary discuss whether or not fraternities are a good thing. (Recorded April 16, 2015) If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, please send us an e-mail at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Fr. Josh, the former lackey, and a student guest discuss the issue of gossip. This topic was suggested to us by a listener via e-mail. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Fr. Josh, the former lackey, and a student guest discuss the well known but difficult to understand story of Abraham and his son, Isaac, as they venture to the top of a mountain under God's command. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Fr. Josh, the former lackey, and a missionary kick off a new school year of podcasting by discussing the question of whether or not underage drinking is a sin. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, please e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Fr. Josh, the former lackey, a guest student discuss the possibility of boycotting companies based on the teachings of Jesus Christ and His Church. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, send them our way at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Fr. Josh, the lackey, and a seminarian discuss the issue of habitual sin. If you have questions, suggestions, or just want to say hello, e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Fr. Josh, the lackey, and a seminarian guest discuss the concept of human freedom as it pertains to sin and the Christian life. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, please e-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Fr. Josh, the lackey, and the football player continue the discussion on sin by delving into the topic of mortal and venial sin. What's the difference? Why does it matter? And more. Please send us questions, comments, and suggestions at podcast@gtcatholic.org.
Fr. Josh, the lackey, and a new guest begin a series on sin by exploring what constitutes a moral act and how do you judge or evaluate the morality of such an act. Please send your questions, comments, and suggestions to podcast@gtcatholic.org.
The chaplain, the missionary, and the lackey discuss the merits of your typical international church mission trip. If you want to chime in or give a suggest, contact us at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Fr. Josh, the lackey, and a guest explore our relationship with the homeless and share some stories related to the topic. If you have a question, if you want to suggest a topic, or if you just want to say hi, send us an e-mail at podcast@gtcatholic.org!
Fr. Josh, the lackey, and the missionary discuss the possible pitfalls of big life transitions such as summer for a college student and how to avoid those pitfalls and continue growing in your spiritual life. Send questions, comments, suggestions, etc. to podcast@gtcatholic.org.
Fr. Josh Allen (GTCC Chaplain) and Fr. Michael Silloway (St Pius X High School Chaplain) field questions from young men related to the priesthood, vocations, and discernment. This is a special edition episode of the GTCC Helluva Catholic Podcast recorded at a men's discernment event at the Catholic Center on Wednesday, March 25th, the Solemnity of the Annunciation. Please send questions, comments, suggestions, etc. to podcast@gtcatholic.org.
Fr. Josh, T.J. Capaldi, and Elizabath Buergler discuss some of the liturgical happenings and deeper meanings of Good Friday. There is so much to talk about and only so much time for the podcast. Enjoy! E-mail questions, suggestions, encouragement, or anything else to podcast@gtcatholic.org. We would love to hear from you!
Fr. Josh, T.J., and Jenny Sample discuss various aspects of Holy Thursday, the first day after Lent, but not yet Easter, the beginning of the Paschal Triduum, the commemoration of the Last Supper... Big thanks to Jenny for being our first female guest! E-mail us at podcast@gtcatholic.org with any questions, comments, suggestions, etc.
Fr. Josh Allen, T.J. Capaldi, and Vincent Ceyssens discuss why Catholics abstain from eating meat on Fridays during the season of Lent. Insights and hilarity ensue, but will the question actually be answered? You'll have to listen to find out.
We are back with a new name! The second episode of the Helluva Catholic Podcast explores some of the interesting questions related to the temptations of Jesus in the desert. Fr. Josh Allen is the chaplain at the Georgia Tech Catholic Center in Atlanta, GA. T.J. Capaldi serves as Pastoral Lackey at the Catholic Center. Alex Carroll is a FOCUS missionary at Georgia Tech. Send us feedback, comments, or suggestions at podcast@gtcatholic.org Can you hear when the whistle blows?
First ever GTCC Podcast beta test episode. Fr. Josh Allen, T.J. Capaldi, and Alex Carroll discuss Ash Wednesday. You can send us e-mails at podcast@gtcatholic.org Recorded 2/16/2015 Special thanks to Alex Carroll for the theme music and Michael Russell for providing the recording equipment.
