In this live recording of The Pillar Podcast, JD and Ed talk about the National Eucharistic Congress, its focus on the liturgy and the impact it could have on US Church.
Featuring Bishop Andrew Cozzens of Crookston, Pillar Contributing Editor Brendan Hodge and Stephen White of The Catholic Project.
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There will be no bonus episode this week.
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This episode of The Pillar Podcast is sponsored by Decided Excellence Catholic Media, a print media company that specializes in Community and Parish magazines.
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The pictures from the live show looked absolutely incredible, and it was a joy to listen to. I hope, being there, you all (not just Ed and JD) felt incredibly proud (in a good way) of what you've built with this podcast, and the Pillar generally. God Bless
It was a blast in person, especially in my section of the bar with JD’s riotous friend Mark.
I met an engineer from Terre Haute, IN, who came up just for the live show and, like me, feels strange at the end of the week when there’s no new podcast.
There was a second story regarding the unnamed cardinal that was even funnier (and just as innocent) as the first. As I don’t know why it was omitted, I won’t spoil it-but this post is a reminder to those who were there.
Also, as Bishop Cozzens was leaving, the guys made the comment that even though Bishop Cozzens was a Pillar reader in a good way now, they’d still be watching him. It was said in a jovial spirit, but it’s true. No bishop should get a free pass.
That's so great to hear. I thought about going to the Congress for a long time but ultimately decided against it. Needless to say after seeing all the pictures coming out of the Congress (and the Slippery Noodle) this week I'm absolutely kicking myself. I hope you had an absolutely amazing time, and carry the fire of revival home with you, and let tell you: I won't be missing NEC 2033!!
I think that is my favorite Pillar Podcast game of all time. If Ed. was a libertarian, he would be indistinguishable from Ron Swanson. A+ game
Truly inspired, especially given that the show was in Indiana!
Sorry to have missed you! I went to the bar after the session but the room was full. If you do another for 2033 please book a larger venue.