Newman on Tap Presents Ron Snyder

Tyler McCollum, Associate for Mission, at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church in Edina, Minnesota reflects on Newman's early Catholic era sermon, "Our Lady in the Gospel". Tyler's thoughts on Newman's understanding of sanctity are supplied by his time with NET ministries (https://netusa.org) and his present full-time work with a uniquely large group of young adults (21-35 year olds). Tyler finds Newman's insight that Mary's blessedness is grounded in her faith and obedience to The Word of God a...

Rebecca Case, active parishioner at St. Rose Philippine Duchesne parish in Anthem, Arizona reacts to St. John Henry Newman's June 24, 1831 sermon "Rebuking Sin" preached on the Solemnity of the Nativity of John the Baptist. Rebecca's personal experiences unveil Newman's scripturally based guide to rebuking others through proper spiritual channels. To approach Newman's majestic thought it is highly recommended to download the formatted sermon at www.newmanontap.com. Comments and suggestio...

John Capobianco, founder of Lumen Catechetical Consultants (https://lifeaftersunday.com/about-us) reflects on Newman’s sermon “Christian Sympathy” by merging the thought of his mentor, Msgr. Lorenzo Albacete with St. John Henry Newman. John’s time with Msgr. Albacete adds a depth to his thought that opens for us Newman’s understanding of the proper path of the Christian life. John produced “Retrieve” – Albecete’s penetrating introduction to The Catechism of the Catholic Church. Go to https://...

Rob Kirkendall is an instructor in Humanities at St. Thomas More Academy in Raleigh, North Carolina. Heearned B.A. degrees from Biola University in Humanities: English and English: Writing. He completed an M.A. in Theology at the Augustine Institute in Denver. He teaches literature and supports seniors during the college discernment and application process. In this episode Rob reflects on Newman’s insights into learning to be still and listen to God’s plan. In order to act in God’s Wisdo...

Dale Ahlquist is President of the Society of Gilbert Keith Chesterton, creator and host of the EWTN series “G.K. Chesterton: The Apostle of Common Sense,” and Publisher of Gilbert Magazine. He is the author of six books, and has edited fourteen. His most recent work, with the Society of G.K. Chesterton, is Orthodoxy: An American Translation. An interview about the work can be found at https://www.wordonfire.org/articles/chestertons-orthodoxy-a-new-translation-helps-to-better-understand-a-clas...

Sheryl Moran from Our Lady of Grace parish in Edina, Minnesota shares with us her faith journey as she reacts to Newman’s sermon “The Shephard of Our Souls”. Sheryl’s life of prayer has led her and her husband to build a “House of Prayer” retreat house in eastern Minnesota (https://bethanyretreats.org). Newman shows us that The Good Shepard is understood by first finding Christ in the Old Testament shadow then the shepherd imagery increases in the New Testament. Sheryl discovers that Newman d...