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Hello all and welcome to another Trinity Talk. This time around, our Newmanite, Gabe, will be discussing the mystery of the Eucharist. This is a topic close to the heart of the catholic church as well as much debated in a wider society. Even many who consider themselves practicing Catholics struggle with the notion of transubstantiation. And with that, let us sit back and enjoy what Gabe has put together for us.

This weeks episode takes a look at the Twilight Zone. Sam and Johnny dive into The Howling Man and After Hours , two episodes screened a few weeks ago for movie night. They diverge from the Campbell's work to discuss monsters and philosophy analysis on these episodes. Enter into this other dimension with them to see what might be hidden in the imagination of the TV series writers.Some soundbites from The Twilight Zone (1959, CBS Production) and some sounds from a Rod Serling interview (origin...

Join us for a special edition video with Father David Allen. He discusses discernment, answers student questions, and shares his personal testimony on how he discerned the vocation of the priesthood.

Trinity House’s first Trinity Talk of the quarter is great! Trinity House presents to you a talk by Jonathan Faria that happened on Friday, February 11 at Newman. Jonathan is a third year architecture major student who you will hear discussing God’s Creation and our relationship with it. If you’ve never been to a Talk before, this will surely be a great one to listen!Hope you enjoy!

After screening our first movie of the Winter Quarter, 3:10 to Yuma, student and staff members, Jonny and Sam, go over key points of the film to determine what makes this film great and how it can be broken down using Joseph Campbells model of the Monomyth.Some music by Marco Beltrami (2007 Lionsgate) and some sounds are from Lionsgate's "3:10 to Yuma" (2007); both used in this podcast for education and criticism.

In this talk, Trinity House member Andrew Souza goes beyond the facts and takes a closer look at Mary's motherly role in our lives.