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Hosted by Father Ed Tomlinson · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 164 episodes
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The musings, interviews, ravings and opinions of a Catholic priest looking out on the world as the Western Empire crumbles
Father Ed Tomlinson hosts This turbulent priest, a religion show with 164 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode I show how Jason Arday is the most boring aspect of the tumult surrounding his appointment at Cambridge University. The real villain is an intransigent modernist ideology that demands bli
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I speak with Iwan Williams, the Seminarian on placement in Pembury from Allen Hall in London, who speaks openly about being adopted as a child and how re-connecting with his birth
Send us Fan Mail In this episode I explore what is meant when people state that Andy Burnham is a Catholic. What do we make of the fact he publicly supports euthanasia and abortion even as people label him a member of Ch
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I pay homage to the murdered politician Ann Widdecombe. I contemplate her life and the witness of her Christian faith and I ask what legacy she leaves us. May she rest in peace. Su
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I reflect on the schism that occurred when the SSPX took themselves out of communion with the Catholic Church when they consecrated new bishops without a papal mandate. Are they vi
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I reflect on the beautiful reredos located in the sacred heard chapel at St Anselm's in Pembury which was created by C R Ashbee a prominent member of the Arts and Crafts movement.
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I try and distinguish between technological advance in society and genuine progress. I challenge the common assumption that humanity is evolving as time goes on... Support the show
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I ponder the accusation, so often hurled at Christians, that religion causes war. Is it true? Does this claim stand up to scrutiny? What does the church have to say about this? Sup
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I pick up on the education secretary's claim that modern children are too risk averse and cosseted and ask if we need to re-asses parenting especially in light of our faith as Cath
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I try and give a Catholic response to the senseless murder of University student Henry Nowak. I suggest that a loss of Christian anthropology is leading to struggles in our society
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I give my first impressions on the first encyclical of Pope Leo which centres on anthropological questioning- what does it mean to be human in a fast evolving world with Ai? Suppor
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I ponder the breakdown of the parish system and of local community in recent years and its impact on the faith and life of England. Support the show You can now support me on patre
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I ponder why Christianity has been largely abandoned by all political parties but especially the left, which once had a strong alliance with Catholicism in working class areas of B
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I share my concerns that global conflict is in the air and ask if the complexities of modern warfare make a traditional understanding of just war theory somewhat obsolete and diffi
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I ponder the scandal that was caused when the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullaly, gave an apparent blessing in the basilica of St Peter in Rome and, more alarmingly, when
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I ponder the recent spat between Pope Leo and President Trump and try to ponder not only what caused it but also what the solution to such conflict might be... Support the show You
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I ponder a wonderful document, produced by the Dicastery for the Doctrine of Faith, which explores the patrimony of the Ordinariate and examines how it is working on the ground. It
Send us Fan Mail In this episode I ponder how we can fully enter into passion tide as we prepare for a good Holy Week Support the show You can now support me on patreon. Just follow this link https://www.patreon.com/This
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I highlight how a serious crisis of masculinity in both the world and the church is deeply damaging both. Support the show You can now support me on patreon. Just follow this link
Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode I attempt to sidestep the politics of the situation in Iran and ask instead what we should make of it all as Catholics? Support the show You can now support me on patreon. Just fol
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This turbulent priest is hosted by Father Ed Tomlinson. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 164 episodes.
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