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The Catholic ThingAn Unfamiliar Faithby Fr. Benedict Kiely .
Anecdotal evidence, while not necessarily without value or verity, needs solid facts to become confirmed as reality. For the last several years, there has been much talk of increasing numbers of young people, particularly men, coming to orthodox Christianity and, in particular, to the Catholic Faith. These stories now have a factual basis. More than 10,000 people were baptized or received into the Church in France last year. In other European countries and the United States, more people came into the Church at the Easter Vigil than has been the case for decades.
Something that...2025-07-1906 min
Thinking Class#087 - Fr. Benedict Kiely - Why The Media Is Silent On The Global Persecution Of Christians & Erasure Of Their FaithFather Benedict Kiely is a priest of the Anglican Ordinariate of the Roman Catholic Church. He is the founder of nasarean.org, a charity that supports and advocates for persecuted Christians across the Middle East and beyond, offering practical aid to displaced families and small businesses.In this conversation, Father Benedict and I think out loud about the persecution of Christians in the middle East and Nigeria, the day-to-day struggles faced by Christians in predominantly Muslim countries, the nature of Christian persecution in Britain and what's behind it, why the media pays little attention to the ongoing...2025-07-1859 min
The Catholic ThingThe Two Lungs of Pope LeoBy Fr. Benedict Kiely.
People of a certain age may remember the words of Pope St. John Paul II reminding the Western Church, in particular, that the Church is a body with two lungs, the West and the East. And to be fully itself and spiritually healthy, it needs to breathe with both those lungs. While for years he was speaking of the Eastern Churches behind the Iron Curtain, he often also referred to the truly ancient Churches of the East - in the lands where the Church was born.
Is it coincidence or providence that in the...2025-05-1806 min
The Catholic ThingLooking SteadilyBy Fr. Benedict Kiely.
Among the defining features of much of contemporary society are both distraction and lack of attention, which are not necessarily the same thing. We are most certainly distracted by the multiplicity of social media, the inability to concentrate, and the sheer omnipresence of noise and visual distraction. This then leads to lack of attention, an unwillingness, almost certainly not entirely willed, to be able to focus on any one thing for any length of time. And particularly with the lack of silence, our attention can veer away from God, towards the mundane and the insignificant.2025-05-1105 min
Best of the SpectatorHoly Smoke: Does Pope Leo XIV represent continuity or change?From Rome Fr Benedict Kiely and Damian Thompson react to the election of Cardinal Robert Prevost as the successor to Pope Francis. The first American Pope, Prevost is also a citizen of Peru, having spent years working as first a parish pastor and teacher, and later as a bishop. The 267th Bishop of Rome is also the first native English-speaking pope for almost 900 years.
The election of Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, is seen as a surprise but is being heralded by both liberal and conservative factions of the Catholic Church. Does he represent continuity or change with h...2025-05-0919 min
Holy SmokeDoes Pope Leo XIV represent continuity or change?From Rome Fr Benedict Kiely and Damian Thompson react to the election of Cardinal Robert Prevost as the successor to Pope Francis. The first American Pope, Prevost is also a citizen of Peru, having spent years working as first a parish pastor and teacher, and later as a bishop. The 267th Bishop of Rome is also the first native English-speaking pope for almost 900 years. The election of Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, is seen as a surprise but is being heralded by both liberal and conservative factions of the Catholic Church. Does he represent continuity or change with h...2025-05-0919 min
The Tikvah PodcastBenedict Kiely on Pope Francis and the State of Jewish-Catholic RelationsThe Catholic cardinal Jorge Mario Bergolio ascended to the papacy in 2013. In honor of Saint Francis of Assisi, he chose as his papal name Francis. For a dozen years he was the head of the Catholic Church and a major figure in the moral and cultural life of the West. After a prolonged illness, Pope Francis died on April 21 of this year. There are over 1.4 billion Catholics in the world, and they play a significant role in the production of Western culture and Western opinion. The foundational structures of Europe are derivative of, or inseparably woven into...2025-04-2547 min
Best of the SpectatorThe Edition: massacre of the innocents, saving endangered languages & Gen Z’s ‘Boom Boom’ aesthetic
This week: sectarian persecution returns
Paul Wood, Colin Freeman and Father Benedict Kiely write in the magazine this week about the religious persecution that minorities are facing across the world from Syria to the Congo. In Syria, there have been reports of massacres with hundreds of civilians from the Alawite Muslim minority targeted, in part because of their association with the fallen Assad regime. Reports suggest that the groups responsible are linked to the new Syrian president Ahmed al-Sharaa (formerly known as Abu Mohammed al-Jolani). For some, the true face of the country’s new masters has been re...2025-03-1337 min
The EditionMassacre of the innocents, saving endangered languages & Gen Z’s ‘Boom Boom’ aestheticThis week: sectarian persecution returnsPaul Wood, Colin Freeman and Father Benedict Kiely write in the magazine this week about the religious persecution that minorities are facing across the world from Syria to the Congo. In Syria, there have been reports of massacres with hundreds of civilians from the Alawite Muslim minority targeted, in part because of their association with the fallen Assad regime. Reports suggest that the groups responsible are linked to the new Syrian president Ahmed al-Sharaa (formerly known as Abu Mohammed al-Jolani). For some, the true face of the country’s new masters has been re...2025-03-1337 min
Más que noticiasEdy Rodríguez Morel y Guillermo MontezumaJackie Dettling: La castidad fortalece a nuestros hijos y los protege.
Disculpas del cardenal Gregory a grupo LGBT.
Pastoral de la Diversidad Sexual de Mendoza defiende «derechos» LGBTIQ+ en comunicado.
P. Benedict Kiely: Hagamos que al dogma grande otra vez.
Cardenal Müller: «El sacerdote no debe temer proclamar la verdad, aunque el mundo lo rechace».
Administración Trump: No más cursos de formación ideológica LGBT ni acceso a baños de un sexo biológico diferente.2025-02-0356 min
The Home FrontSyria, Regime Change, and Christians in Trouble; the real lesson of Daniel Penny, and so much more!In the Christmas season we will answer your questions! We’re stockpiling the list… you have a bit more time to add to it!Please share our podcast with your friends! Show notes: Fr Benedict Kiely: Interview with Fr. Kiely on what’s happening in Syria; his organization: Nasarean.orgJeanne Kirkpatrick: Dictatorships and Double Standards — I (Leila) said it was a book but it’s a long essay, well worth reading. Slow Medicine by Victoria Sweet (affiliate links)Thanks for listening to The Home Front! Please con...2024-12-2046 min
Beyond Rome5. Returning to NinevahThis week Simone Rizkallah and James O’Reilly are joined by Fr. Benedict Kiely, the founder of Nasarean.org, an organization which advocates for and supports persecuted Christian minorities in the Near East. Fr. Ben is a Catholic priest, incardinated in the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham. Born in London, and ordained in Canterbury, England in 1994, he has spent most of his priestly ministry in the United States. In the summer of 2014, Father Ben perceived a call to devote his entire priestly ministry to aid and advocacy for persecuted Christians, especially in the Near East. 2024-07-1030 min
The Stinging Fly PodcastCaoilinn Hughes Reads Emma Devlin (Live at Cúirt 2024)On this month’s episode, host Nicole Flattery is joined by writer Caoilinn Hughes to read and discuss Emma Devlin’s short story, ‘The Gift’ originally published in Issue 49 Volume 2, Winter 2023-4. This episode was recorded in front of a live audience as part of Cúirt International Festival of Literature 2024. Please note: there are some brief moments of distortion in the recording of the conversation due to a technical fault with equipment we had on the day. Apologies for this.
Caoilinn Hughes is the author of The Wild Laughter, which won the Royal Society of Literature’s Encore Award...2024-05-271h 02
Conversations with ConsequencesEp. 245 Father Ben Kiely on Christmas in the Holy Land & Marie Miller Music!As Christmas is cancelled in the Holy Land, Father Benedict Kiely of Nasarean.org shares his thoughts on the plight of Christians in Bethlehem this winter. He also expounds on the latest news from the Vatican regarding same-sex blessings. Marie Miller also joins as she is pivoting away from secular music to songs with a Catholic and faith-filled focus. Father Roger Landry also offers an inspiring homily on the Holy Family and Mary, Mother of God as we look to this Sunday’s Gospel and NYE. Catch the show every Saturday at 7amET/5pmET on EWTN radio!2023-12-2800 min
Conversations with ConsequencesEp. 245 Father Ben Kiely on Christmas in the Holy Land & Marie Miller Music!As Christmas is cancelled in the Holy Land, Father Benedict Kiely of Nasarean.org shares his thoughts on the plight of Christians in Bethlehem this winter. He also expounds on the latest news from the Vatican regarding same-sex blessings. Marie Miller also joins as she is pivoting away from secular music to songs with a Catholic and faith-filled focus. Father Roger Landry also offers an inspiring homily on the Holy Family and Mary, Mother of God as we look to this Sunday's Gospel and NYE. Catch the show every Saturday at 7amET/5pmET on EWTN radio!2023-12-2854 min
The Drew Mariani ShowChaplet / Anti-SemitismHour 2 of The Drew Mariani Show on 12-6-23 Father Benedict Kiely takes us through an article he wrote on warning the west about the war in the Holy Land, and it's effects: The Warning Sign 2023-12-0749 minThe Drew Mariani ShowMore on the FBI's Treatment of Catholics / EV Charging StationsHour 3 of The Drew Mariani Show on 12-6-23 Drew continues his conversation from last hour with Fr Benedict Kiely on trends of Antisemitism Chuck Nemeth takes a look at the FBI's treatment and surveillance of Catholics H. Sterling Burnett shares with us how BILLIONS of dollars were allocated for EV charging stations that were never built 2023-12-0749 min
This turbulent priestFr. Benedict Kiely helps persecuted ChristiansSend us a textThis week I chat with our associate priest, Fr. Benedict Kiely, who runs the excellent charity nasarean.org which advocates for the persecuted church in the Middle East and raised money to support small Christian businesses in that place. You can now support me on patreon. Just follow this link https://www.patreon.com/Thisturbulentpriest1974Or visit patreon.com and search for 'Ed Tomlinson'All views on this podcast are my own personal views and do not represent the views of the wider church or t...2023-09-0556 min
Dublin City Libraries & ArchivesCity of Books #10 Colum McCann on Motorbikes, Motivation and Middle EastWriter Colum McCann talks about his hope that his book, Apeirogon, may contribute to peace. It fictionalises the true story of two fathers, an Israeli and a Palestinian, who each lose a child in the conflict.
Elsewhere in the interview, Colum says he can’t write poetry but is drawn to it, and talks about writers he has known including Frank McCourt and Benedict Kiely. He also reads from his novel.
Produced and presented by author and journalist Martina Devlin. Music by Daragh Dukes.
:: Apeirogon is published by Bloomsbury https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/apeirogon-9781526607874/2023-07-2248 min
New Books in Middle Eastern StudiesMartyrs in Mosul: A Conversation on Christian Persecution with Father Benedict KielyWith Christmas approaching, in this episode we reflect on Christian persecution in the Middle East, the historic cradle of Christianity and the birthplace of Jesus, and the very different challenges Christians face in the East versus the West.Annika sits down with Father Benedict Kiely, a Catholic priest who has devoted his ministry to serving Christian communities in Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq. Nasarean, his non-profit to help Christians in the Middle East is here.:The Chinese Communist Party's re-translation of John:8 is here. Learn more about your ad choices. V...2023-05-2843 min
New Books in Christian StudiesMartyrs in Mosul: A Conversation on Christian Persecution with Father Benedict KielyWith Christmas approaching, in this episode we reflect on Christian persecution in the Middle East, the historic cradle of Christianity and the birthplace of Jesus, and the very different challenges Christians face in the East versus the West.Annika sits down with Father Benedict Kiely, a Catholic priest who has devoted his ministry to serving Christian communities in Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq. Nasarean, his non-profit to help Christians in the Middle East is here.:The Chinese Communist Party's re-translation of John:8 is here. Learn more about your ad choices. V...2023-05-2843 min
Conversations with ConsequencesEp. 214 Mark Brumley on Word of Life & Father Ben Kiely Talks Saving Christianity in Iraq!With gender ideology infiltrating the culture and classroom, Mark Brumley of Ignatius Press joins to discuss the ongoing threats and the success of the Word of Life catechetical program that parents and educators are raving about--given its integration of Christian anthropology. As this year marks 20 years since the Iraq war, Father Benedict Kiely discusses the dire situation on the ground for Christians in the region and what Archbishop Bashar Warda calls the 'silent persecution.' Father Roger Landry also offers an inspiring homily for Pentecost Sunday reminding us of the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Catch the show every Saturday...2023-05-2654 min
World OverChristians in Iraq, a Pandemic Accord?CHRISTIANS IN IRAQ
Edward Pentin, Rome Correspondent for the National Catholic Register and Fr. Benedict Kiely, founder of Nasarean.org with an update on the state of the Christian community in Iraq 20 years after the US led invasion.
A PANDEMIC ACCORD?
Reggie Littlejohn, human rights activist and president of Women's Rights Without Frontiers discusses the latest efforts by the World Health Organization (WHO) to promote a new Pandemic Accord, and the effects of China's former one-child policy, now a three-child-policy, on that nation's demographic health.2023-05-2600 min
More ChristMore Christ Episode Ninety Six: Fr. Benedict Kiely: Aiding Persecuted Christians, Propaganda, and a Place for PatriotismWelcome to More Christ. We seek to bring some of the world's most interesting and insightful guests to discuss life's central and abiding questions. In this ninety sixth episode in a series of discussions, I'm joined by Fr. Benedict Kiely.
Father Benedict Kiely is a Catholic priest, incardinated in the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham. Born in London, and ordained in Canterbury, England in 1994, Father Ben has spent most of his priestly ministry in the United States.
In the summer of 2014, Father Ben perceived a call to devote his entire priestly ministry to aid a...2023-03-0244 min
Conservative Conversations with ISIFr. Benedict Kiely on the Persecution of Christians, Nationalism, and Social ConservatismIn This Episode:Fr. Ben Kiely joins the podcast to discuss his ministry of helping persecuted Christians in the Middle East with Nasarean.org why social conservatism is an essential facet of any conservative worldviewhow nationalist politics is compatible with Catholicism and Catholicism’s approach to politicsTexts Mentioned:https://nasarean.org/Fr. Kiely’s speech at NatCon 3Become a part of ISI:Become a MemberSupport ISIUpcoming ISI Events2023-01-2445 min
Madison's NotesMartyrs in Mosul: A Conversation on Christian Persecution with Father Benedict KielyWith Christmas approaching, in this episode we reflect on Christian persecution in the Middle East, the historic cradle of Christianity and the birthplace of Jesus, and the very different challenges Christians face in the East versus the West.Annika sits down with Father Benedict Kiely, a Catholic priest who has devoted his ministry to serving Christian communities in Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq. Nasarean, his non-profit to help Christians in the Middle East is here.:The Chinese Communist Party's re-translation of John:8 is here.2022-12-2043 min
New Books in Catholic StudiesMartyrs in Mosul: A Conversation on Christian Persecution with Father Benedict KielyWith Christmas approaching, in this episode we reflect on Christian persecution in the Middle East, the historic cradle of Christianity and the birthplace of Jesus, and the very different challenges Christians face in the East versus the West.Annika sits down with Father Benedict Kiely, a Catholic priest who has devoted his ministry to serving Christian communities in Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq. Nasarean, his non-profit to help Christians in the Middle East is here.:The Chinese Communist Party's re-translation of John:8 is here. Learn more about your ad choices. V...2022-12-2043 min
Burning Books IrelandMartina DevlinMartina Devlin talks about Benedict Kiely, Mary Shelley and a woman who turns into a fox as she tells Ruth McKee which books she would save if her house was on fire.
Martina Devlin is an award winning journalist and author. Her latest novel Edith, based on the life of Edith Somerville, is out now with Lilliput Press. 2022-10-2849 min
Religious Freedom MattersSeason 4 (Ep. 4) — Stephen Rasche on Islamist Persecution of Christians in NigeriaCo-hosts Andrea Picciotti-Bayer, Director of the Conscience Project, and Father Benedict Kiely, founder of Nasarean.org, discuss the increasing violence by Islamist groups against Christians in Nigeria. Their guest is Stephen Rasche, Senior Fellow for International Religious Freedom in Conflict Regions at the Religious Freedom Institute and author of The Disappearing People: The Tragic Fate of Christians in the Middle East. Rasche draws on his deep experience with humanitarian aid work in Iraq, to explain Nigeria’s current situation and sound a warning about its possible future.2022-05-2732 min
Religious Freedom MattersSeason 4 (Ep. 1) — George Weigel and Father Benedict Kiely on Russia’s “False Story on Ukraine”George Weigel of Ethics and Public Policy Center joins The Conscience Project’s Andrea Picciotti-Bayer and NCRegister’s Joan Desmond as an expert guest to give important background on Russia and Ukraine. Also, Father Benedict Kiely, founder of Nasarean.org, an advocacy and aid organization for persecuted Christians, talks about the special need to support Ukrainians displaced by the war.2022-05-0531 min
Holy SmokeIn Ukraine and China, a power-obsessed Vatican is betraying heroic CatholicsFour million Christians in western Ukraine belong to the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, which since the end of the 16th century has adhered to a Byzantine rite while recognising the authority of the Pope. For this reason these Ukrainian Catholics are despised by the Russian Orthodox and its political masters: Stalin tried to force them to become Orthodox again and threw their leader, Cardinal Slipyi, into jail, where he remained from 1945 until 1963. And how was his heroism rewarded? Pope Paul VI denied him the title of Patriarch and, after Vatican II, the Catholic Church set about Westernising their traditions – for...2022-03-0324 min
Kresta in the Afternoon#26 – Are we the Body of Christ Persecuted? - Fr Benedict Kiely(22 December 2021)Fr Benedict Kiely was celebrating a Mass in Vermont in 2014 when ISIS was sweeping across the Ninevah plain. For the first time in 2000 years, there would be no Mass at Mosul and he wanted to do something about it – but what could he do? Since then he has begun serving the Iraqi church however he can. He shares his experiences and what Pope Francis’ trip has meant for the people of the region.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alkresta/message2021-12-2313 min
Conversations with ConsequencesEp. 110 Bishop Hying Talks 'Love Never Fails' & Father Ben Kiely: Pray for Christians in Nigeria!Bishop Donald Hying joins Dr. Grazie Christie discussing his new book, Love Never Fails. The Bishop of Madison also shares his thoughts on Eucharistic coherence. With violence against Christians on the rise in Nigeria and China, Father Benedict Kiely sounds the alarm on the recent uptick in violence and what, we as Catholics, can do to help. Marking Trinity Sunday, Father Roger Landry also offers an inspiring homily. Catch the show every Saturday at 7am ET/5pm ET on EWTN radio!2021-05-2754 min
Holy SmokeWhy should persecuted Christians trust Pope Francis?Beijing's new rules for clergy of all religions in China have been published in English – and, disastrously for the Vatican, they make no mention of any role for Pope Francis in approving the appointment of Chinese Catholic bishops. So it looks as if the Vatican's secret deal with China, which gave the Pope nominal spiritual sovereignty over party stooges operating as bishops, is dead in the water. President Xi appears to have reneged on the agreement – having achieved his aim of breaking the back of the underground Catholic Church in China. Reports of the debacle have come at a very inconv...2021-03-0218 minConversations with ConsequencesEp. 97 Father Benedict Kiely on Pope Francis in Iraq & Msgr. John Cihak Talks Cardinal Sarah!As Pope Francis makes his historic trip to Iraq next week, we preview the journey with Father Benedict Kiely, and why the message must remain focused on Christian persecution. We also chat with former Vatican official Monsignor John Cihak about the legacy of Cardinal Robert Sarah. Monsignor also discusses leading a Catholic school in Portland, Oregon amid the ongoing COVID pandemic--and his Catholic Guide to Depression--during a life of lockdown. Father Roger Landry also offers an inspiring homily for this Sunday's Gospel.2021-02-2554 min
The Arts Council PodcastSebastian Barry, "Still Life, with Donal" (Laureate For Irish Fiction Annual Lecture 2019)In late 1994 Donal McCann undertook to play the lead in The Steward of Christendom. The second Laureate lecture, called Still Life, with Donal is Sebastian Barry's account of the extraordinary experience of working with such a unique, challenging and veritably nuclear actor and human being.
Barry's first Laureate for Irish Fiction Lecture The Lives of Saints was delivered in Dublin in autumn 2018. It reflected on the people and writers who supported him along his writing journey, including his aunt Annie, Val Mulkerns, Benedict Kiely, Michael Hartnett, Leland Bardwell, Tom Murphy and Harold Pinter.
Sebastian Barry is the second Laureate for...2021-02-1751 min
Conversations with ConsequencesEp. 83 Father Ben Kiely & Mary Rice Hasson Talk Potential Rollbacks that Threaten Religious FreedomGiven a presumptive Biden/Harris Administration, Dr. Grazie Christie speaks with Father Benedict Kiely of Nasarean.org on the fate of persecuted Christians around the world as we enter a new wave of lockdowns. Mary Rice Hasson of the Ethics and Public Policy Center also joins with a look at the slate of pro-life women entering the House of Representatives and also what might be at stake with a White House intent upon codifying Roe v. Wade into federal law. Mary also discusses the real threats to our children within an even more progressive public school system. Her advice?... Get...2020-11-1953 min
Holy SmokeThe Vatican's sinister deal with BeijingNext month, the Vatican will talk to Beijing about renewing its 2018 deal with the Chinese Communist Party that effectively allowed President Xi to choose the country's Catholic bishops. He has used this power to force Catholics loyal to Rome to join the puppet Catholic church set up by Chairman Mao in the 1950s. They can no longer refuse on the grounds that they recognise only the Pope's Church because Francis himself has validated the orders of Xi's party stooges. But the Holy Father has done more than that: he has ostentatiously failed to condemn China's savage assaults on human r...2020-08-0723 minConversations with ConsequencesEp. 50 Father Benedict Kiely and Religious Liberty Expert Tom Farr on the Coronavirus CrisisDr. Grazie Christie and Andrea Picciotti-Bayer travel across the pond to discuss the latest on the coronavirus crisis with Father Benedict Kiely, Founder of Nasarean.org. Father discusses his own experience in isolation after travel to the States as well as how this virus is impacting the most vulnerable in Africa and the Middle East: the persecuted Christians.
Tom Farr of the Religious Freedom Institute also joins with a look at how this pandemic is impacting religious liberty and conscience rights. Tom also discusses the plight of Christians in China where the coronavirus was first detected.
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Conversations with ConsequencesEp. 27 - What’s really going on in Syria, with Father Benedict KielyFather Benedict Kiely, a champion of Christians in the Middle East, has been trying to get a visa to visit Syria for several years. The situation for Christians and minorities in the Holy Land is “even more complicated than you realize,” he tells our hosts Dr. Grazie Christie and Andrea Picciotti-Bayer. Father Kiely reminds us that Christianity in the West came from the Holy Land in the East, and gives us his insight into the lives of Christians in war-torn Syria and the rest of the region.
Helpful links:
http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings/102719.cfm
https://www.nasarean.org/
http...2019-10-2550 min
Holy SmokeWhy liberals turn a blind eye to the global persecution of ChristiansThe new episode of Holy Smoke is about the persecution of Christians. That's a familiar concept, even if we don't read much about it in the media. Damian is joined on the podcast by a fearless campaigner on behalf of the suffering Church, Fr Benedict Kiely, founder of the charity Nasrean.Org. Tune in to what he has to say about the Vatican's cynical deal with China – and Britain's wretched Department for International Development.Presented by Damian Thompson.Become a Spectator subscriber today to access this podcast without adverts. Go to spectator.co.uk/adfree to find ou...2019-09-0230 min
Holy SmokeWhy has big business become so woke?With the Daily Telegraph's Tim Stanley and Father Benedict Kiely, from the charity Nasarean.org, which campaigns in support of persecuted Christians.Presented by Damian Thompson.Become a Spectator subscriber today to access this podcast without adverts. Go to spectator.co.uk/adfree to find out more.For more Spectator podcasts, go to spectator.co.uk/podcasts. Contact us: podcast@spectator.co.uk2019-06-2117 min
The Laura Ingraham ShowThe Best of The Laura Ingraham Podcast: Charlie Kirk, Fr. Benedict Kiely and Conrad BlackOn today's Best Of The Laura Ingraham Podcast, Charlie Kirk explains how conservatives can win over young voters in 2020, Fr. Benedict Kiely reveals the truth about Christian genocide in the Middle East, and Conrad Black stops by to discuss his conversation with Trump, and the implosion of the globalist guard here, in the UK and across Europe.Support the show: https://lauraingraham.com/podcast/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2019-06-051h 06
Conversations with ConsequencesEp. 5 - Father Benedict Kiely on the persecution of ChristiansWe discuss the persecution of Christians in the Middle East and around the world with Father Benedict Kiely, an expert on the topic who has visited Iraq many times and runs a charity to help Christians rebuild their lives after suffering unimaginable persecution.
Helpful links:
https://www.nasarean.org/
https://www.nasarean.org/Driver-has-new-taxi
http://usccb.org/bible/readings/052619.cfm
Links referenced in the “clips” segment:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/two-dozen-states-municipalities-sue-over-trumps-conscience-rule/2019/05/21/564d61c6-7c09-11e9-a5b3-34f3edf1351e_story.html
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/abortion-extremism-in-new-york-and-virginia-paved-the-way-for-alabama-and-georgias-laws/2019/05/17/ffad643a-78f0-11e9-bd25-c989555e776...2019-05-2352 minThe Laura Ingraham ShowChristians tortured, killed and media yawn...and Democrats’ big lie about “Medicare for all”Fr. Benedict Kiely reveals the truth about Christian genocide in the Middle East, and details what may have started the slaughter. Dr. Ramin Oskoui joins Laura to explain how we can lower health care costs without resorting to the Democrats' financially irresponsible Medicare for all approach. Plus, Steven Camarota stops by to expose how costly illegal immigration is to our overburdened health care system.Support the show: https://lauraingraham.com/podcast/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2019-05-151h 01The Laura Ingraham ShowInspiration and a wake-up call rises through the embers of Notre Dame.Laura recounts the terrible tragedy of the fire at the Notre Dame Cathedral with Father Benedict Kiely. Bill Donohue also stops by to discuss this and the 2020 Democrat candidate Pete Buttigieg. Plus, an inspirational story from veteran Micah Fink on what he’s doing to helps vets overcome PTSD.Support the show: https://lauraingraham.com/podcast/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2019-04-161h 17
Decades of Horror | Horror News RadioAnnihilation - The Lodgers - Episode 256 - Horror News RadioThe Grue Crew are joined by Paul Cardullo and Yonathan Habtemichael on a mission into The Shimmer to unravel Annihilation. Ex-Machina writer/director Alex Garland unleashes a heavy sci-fi premise that has bursts of horror... sometimes quite literally. Natalie Portman leads this expedition into a comet caused environmental abnormality that defies the laws of nature and humanity in ways we can't quite fathom. Also, it's rather pretty. Afterward, Doc Rotten, Thomas Mariani, and Paul talk about the adventures at the Nevermore Film Festival. Not only the What Have You Been Watching gothic ghost story The Lodgers, but also of th...2018-03-021h 56
The New Yorker: FictionColum McCann Reads Benedict KielyColum McCann reads Benedict Kiely's "Bluebell Meadow," and discusses it with The New Yorker's fiction editor, Deborah Treisman. "Bluebell Meadow" was published in the April 14, 1975, issue of The New Yorker and can be found in "The Collected Stories of Benedict Kiely." Colum McCann's most recent book is "Let the Great World Spin."
Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices2011-10-1959 min