Where Peter Is - Live!

Where Peter Is - LIVE!

Rachel Amiri, Mike Lewis, Melinda Ribnek & Paul Fahey discuss prayer, the Overton window, what it means to be an "orthodox" Catholic, the title of "Co-Redemptrix" for Mary, the sad state of reactionary Catholic media, Amoris Laetitia, and more in this lively edition of WPI Live!

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WPI Live - Ep 06: Catholic Orthodoxy and the Overton Window

Rachel Amiri, Melinda Ribnek, and Mike Lewis will be joined by political theorist Steven P. Millies, director of the Bernardin Center at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago.

What is the role of politics envisioned by the Church and articulated in Pope Francis’s encyclical Fratelli Tutti? This is a lively discussion of the effects of political polarization in the Church and in the world, and the path towards healing our deep political divisions, both in the Church and the secular world.

We’ll talk about Steve’s most recent article for WPI, “Love is the most urgent political issue,” as well as his ongoing support for a truly pro-life vision, a consistent ethic of life, and the credibility of the US bishops and the global Church in the world of politics.

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WPI Live - Ep 11: The politics we need with Steve Millies

Don Clemmer joins Rachel Amiri, Mike Lewis, and D.W. Lafferty to discuss the relationship between two key themes of Pope Francis’s papacy: mercy and synodality. We will discuss Don’s article, “Pope Francis and the Age of Mercy” and Cardinal Joseph Tobin’s recent Cardinal Bernardin Common Cause Lecture on Pope Francis’s vision of synodality.

Don’s work has appeared in National Catholic Reporter, Catholic News Service, America, and US Catholic. He edits Cross Roads magazine for the Catholic Diocese of Lexington. From 2008-16, he served in the communications department of USCCB.

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WPI Live - Ep 12: Mercy and Synodality according to Pope Francis

Where Peter Is - Live! Episode 13

Rachel Amiri and Melinda Ribnek are joined by Thabo Bailey Hall and Theresa Zoe Williams to talk about what it's like to come up against the idealization of motherhood in the culture and in our Church. What are some ways we have come to understand motherhood in terms of growth in limits and in suffering?

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WPI Live - Ep 13: Prophetic Motherhood in a World of Ideals

Rachel Amiri is joined by David Lafferty and Daniel Amiri on this week’s episode to recap recent papal comments on peacemaking and discuss the appearance of a “virtual synod” of bishops in US Catholic media.

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WPI Live - Ep 14: The Pope, Peace & Parallel Synods

Part 1 of a conversation with writer, producer, comedian & Catholic mom Jeannie Gaffigan, who joins Rachel Amiri, Mike Lewis & Melinda Ribnek to talk about the challenges of parenting in the last year.
 
Link lo order Jeannie's book, "When Life Gives You Pears"
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WPI Live Ep 16 - Jeannie Gaffigan: Pears, Pandemics, and Parenting

Welcome to “Pathway to Priesthood”—a special podcast series from the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States. We’re back for season 2!
 
In these conversations, host Eric Clayton talks with Jesuits who are in the final days of preparing for ordination to the priesthood. They reflect back on their vocation stories and experience of Jesuit formation and wrestle with some of the biggest questions surrounding priestly ordination.

On this episode, Eric talks with David Inczauskis and they consider what it means to be in religious life and a member of a particular religious community. David shares stories from his Jesuit formation and his experiences working at the frontier of justice. 

David was born and raised in Illinois. As you’ll hear, he encountered the Jesuits while studying liberation theology at Oxford University. He’s the author of two books: one on Honduran cinema and another on Honduran theater. He’s currently conducting research on critical phenomenology and Latin American liberation philosophy as part of his doctoral program at Loyola University Chicago. 

As you listen to David’s stories and reflections, consider whether you or someone you know might be interested in discerning a call to Jesuit life. If so, head over to beajesuit.org. 


Pathway to Priesthood: Choosing Religious Life with David Inczauskis, SJ

Regina coeli cantado por el papa León XIV en el 4.º domingo de Pascua, 11 de mayo de 2025.

Regina Caeli - Papa León XIV

Matthew Johnson was a once respected clinical psychologist, best-selling parenting author, and national media guest. Then he saw something strange in the woods that shattered his worldview. Brad is back following a decades-long descent into the strangest corner of the American fringe: a secretive Bigfoot research site, telepathic communication with beings of light, a spiritual war against evil forces, an elder named Zorth, and eventually, prophecies involving Donald Trump. This is the bizarre saga of Team Squatchin USA - a story that starts with a poop break in the woods of Oregon, and ends with a licensed therapist who’s been accused of starting a Sasquatch cult.


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Fr. Kevin DePrinzio, OSA, is an Augustinian priest who has known Pope Leo XIV -- his fellow Augustinian friar -- since the late 1990s. Fr. Kevin is now the vice president for mission and ministry at Villanova University outside Philadelphia -- Pope Leo's alma mater -- and he talked to host Mike Jordan Laskey about his connections with the Holy Father, the history and charism of the Augustinian order, and what he thinks we can expect from this historic pontificate.

AMDG is a production of the Jesuit Media Lab, which is a project of the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States.

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Get to Know Pope Leo XIV with Fr. Kevin DePrinzio, OSA

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Promoting the mission and vision of Pope Francis.

WPI Live - Ep 06: Catholic Orthodoxy and the Overton Window

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