Catholic Banter Jack Regan & Lizzie Wakeling

Jack & Lizzie start their new series on the sacraments by looking - quite naturally - at Baptism. What is it? And how does it change us? What does it mean to be baptised people?

The book Jack mentioned isn't called 'What's in a name?' at all, but rather The Power of the Name, by Kallistos Ware

Jack and Lizzie continue with the Discovery Course from CCO. They also talk about Trump, Biden, politics, Covid, Snow and why Lizzie's mic sounds funny. Enjoy...

In a rare unplanned episode, Jack and Lizzie discuss vaccine ethics, Catholic humour, ecumenical councils, 'Catholic guilt' and the Primary of Conscience.

Note that this episode was recorded before the new Covid rules were announced and Lizzie (poor Lizzie!) was put in to Tier 4.

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Here's the stuff we mentioned:

Unvirtuous Abbey Facebook Page
O Come, Emmanuel (Folk Angel)

This week, Jack and Lizzie discuss the latest Encyclical from Pope Francis. Yeah, it's like a really long letter where the Pope teaches us stuff - and this one's really good. It's got a lot to say about the world we live in. So, sit back as Jack and Lizzie talk about Francis, Trump, Biden, Nukes, War, Politics, and - of course - banter!

Here's the YouTube video Jack was on about!

We're back! Admit it - you've missed us, right?

In this first episode of the new season, Jack and Lizzie go through the 'Discover Course' from CCO and talk about the Love of God.

Despite the title, the episode isn't actually really about the aforementioned Cory Asbury song, but here is the video Jack refers to.

Just a quick one to explain that we're on a summer break and we'll be back in September with some great new content.

To be honest, that explanationpretty much nails it, but you should probably listen to this very short trailer anyway. I mean, it's only six minutes of your life, it makes us look more popular and, you know... banter!

Have a good summer you lovely people.

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