Catholic History Trek
Scott Schulze & Kevin SchmiesingA podcast exploring the history of the Catholic Church, especially the historical background of contemporary Catholic practices and issues. Hosted by Kevin Schmiesing and Scott Schulze. To help Catholic History Trek, please consider donating via PayPal to CatholicHistoryTrek@gmail.com Thank you for your support!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 241 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||
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In this episode Catholic History Trek explores the scant history of the Come Holy Spirit prayer.
(“Catholic Prayers” series, no. 16, Come Holy Spirit)
Philip Latrini loved a good duel. Perhaps too much. But a drastic event changed the course of his life, leading Philip to become St. Bernard of Corleone.
In this episode Scott indulges into the Catholic Church's history with the doctrine of indulgences.
Were dragons mythological? Symbolic? Real? Dinosaurs?
In this episode Catholic History Trek looks back at the various accounts where saints encountered dragons.
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The content is quite interesting, but the new intro is so loud and chaotic that I consider unsubscribing every time I hear it. ☹️
Podcast Addict35 months agoKrodor- Could be good, but..
I think this show could be really good, however, the cadence of this guy’s speech is very distracting. It makes it hard to absorb what he’s saying.
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United Statesa year ago - Jefferson Davis
I have found that Scott is offensive in the past, but the start of the Civil War is something that I am familiar with as a historian. His narrative is distorted going back to the tariff of abominations. He also makes it sound like North was responsible for the Civil War, which it was not, I would suggest that he read the de demon of unrest by Eric Larson if he wants a good read on the start of the Civil War.
Whenever Scott uses the term, Woke, I know he is speaking from ignorance. How he could ... more
Apple Podcasts1francesco1953United States2 years ago - One of the best podcasts
This has been a favorite podcast to listen to with my children (and without). Most episodes are short enough for their attention spans, provide wonderful information on the church, and they are great conversation starters.
Apple Podcasts5KrystaNE2010United States2 years ago - Truly wonderful work
Thank you both for this work you’ve doing. This has become one of my favorite podcasts.
Apple Podcasts5Thunderrhodes465United States2 years ago
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What is Catholic History Trek about and what kind of topics does it cover?
This program offers deep dives into Catholic history, tradition, and practice through narrative histories, biographical episodes, and explorations of liturgy, devotion, and parish life. Across recent episodes, listeners encounter biographical portraits (priests and missionaries), explorations of Marian devotions, historic bibles, Advent traditions, and the ways Catholic history intersects with culture, politics, and daily faith. The hosts' style blends storytelling with documentary detail, often tying historical milestones to modern Catholic life and parish communities. A notable strength is its breadth—treating both well-known figures and quieter local histories with careful context and accessible storytelling, which can appeal to history ... more
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