TCND Podcast #65: Church History with Mike Aquilina and Scott Hahn
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TCND Podcast #65: Church History with Mike Aquilina and Scott Hahn
08/30/2010 – 5:24 pm | No Comment

In this episode: We talk with Mike Aquilina and Scott Hahn about Roots of the Faith and different customs of the Catholic Church. This podcast is courtesy of Sirius 159/XM 117 (The Catholic Channel). …

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Mountain Butorac – The Catholic Traveler

Submitted by Greg on 03/24/2009 – 12:20 pmOne Comment

mountainWe would love to go on a pilgrimage like the ones discussed by Mountain Butorac, one of our guests on today’s program.

Check out his website for information on pilgrimages and Catholic tours at www.TheCatholicTraveler.com

Mountain Butorac has a job that would make many people so jealous they’s need to line up for Confession. Leading pilgrimages and tours to Catholic locations around the world, Mountain takes groups not only on a vacation, but on journies to explore our Catholic faith around the world!

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  • Theresa H. says:
    06/09/2009 at 7:49 pm

    I went on a pligrimage to Italy with Mountain last summer. It was absolutely fantastic. He was well prepared & everything went smoothly. I highly recommend taking any of his trips!

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