This Past Week #3 | Dunkin’ Dilemma, Plane Tragedy, Childhood Memories, and Movie Reflections

In this episode of This Past Week, Fr. Edward Looney covers a wide range of thought-provoking topics, from everyday inconveniences to deep reflections on faith, memory, and media.

Dunkin’ Dilemma – How can a coffee shop run out of cup covers? Fr. Edward explores possible reasons and invites your thoughts.

Plane Tragedy in Washington D.C. – Reflecting on the unimaginable emotions of those who narrowly avoided disaster.

Childhood Music Memories – A surprising ad for musician Charlie Peacock sparks memories of past concerts, including Lost and Found at Green Bay’s Cup of Joy Coffeehouse.

Pope Francis’s Hope – A powerful takeaway from the pontiff’s autobiography on surrendering everything to God in prayer.

Movie Musings – First impressions of The Brutalist, Green and God, and Valiant One, plus insights on The Brutalist’s themes of custody of the eyes.

Join Fr. Edward for a mix of cultural commentary, personal reflection, and faith-based insights. Watch, listen, and share your thoughts in the comments!