Barnhardt Podcast

In this special episode, Ann is joined by Mark Docherty of the NonVeniPacem blog. As expected, the conversation turned out to be 80 minutes of awkward silences punctuated by deep dives into the mysteries of the Church of Rome. Trigger warning: Ann uses the racist epithet “cracker”, and both Mark and Ann state that Bruce Jenner is, in fact, a man.  

In this episode we discuss the Amazon Sin-nod and the curious case of the glorification of a group of indigenous people who live without regard for the natural law. The records of the Conquistadors tell of native peoples who were guilty of mass-murder in the worship of demons but were otherwise not so blatantly violating the natural law... and who were manfully encountered with the sword (not dialogue) in order to end the reign of Satan and start the reign of Christ in the New World. Feedback: please send your questions, comments, and suggestions to podcast@barnhardt.biz The Barnhardt Podcast is produced by SuperNerd Media; if you found this episode to be of value you can share some value to back to SuperNerd at the SuperNerd Media website. You can also follow SuperNerd Media on Twitter.

In this episode we discuss 'Murica -- from the Freemasonic founding (and belligerent/debt-based antecedents) to the hope for the future despite the current woes facing our country.  May Mary under her title of The Immaculate Conception help our country to attain a true Christian identity and spread it to the world!

In this episode we discuss priestly celibacy and how it has been present in the Church since the Last Supper and why it is so essential theologically. We discussed the fifty dollar word "hebdomadary" and confirmed that it's doesn't have anything do with Jewish donkeys. Feedback: please send your questions, comments, and suggestions to podcast@barnhardt.biz The Barnhardt Podcast is produced by SuperNerd Media; if you found this episode to be of value you can share some value to back to SuperNerd at the SuperNerd Media website. You can also follow SuperNerd Media on Twitter. Click here for The Stale Big Mac Maneuver

In this episode we discuss the highly annoying habit of people who preface their statements with "I feel," as though there's any relation between facts and feelings. We also re-explore the need for a personal relationship with Christ how the proper reading material, such as Thomas a Kempis' "Imitation of Christ" is helpful, as is LITERALLY imitating Christ by requesting the punishment doe to others so that they might be saved. We also pay homage to the Queen of Queens as the recording date is the traditional feast of the Queenship of Mary. Feedback: please send your questions, comments, and suggestions to podcast@barnhardt.biz The Barnhardt Podcast is produced by SuperNerd Media; if you found this episode to be of value you can share some value to back to SuperNerd at the SuperNerd Media website. You can also follow SuperNerd Media on Twitter.

In this episode we discuss the recent technical vulnerability of WhatsApp in particular and societal vulnerabilities of social media in general. One of the faults encouraged by social media is immodesty, not only in terms of apparel but also in the loss of decorum and social graces in general. And emojis. Feedback: please send your questions, comments, and suggestions to podcast@barnhardt.biz The Barnhardt Podcast is produced by SuperNerd Media; if you found this episode to be of value you can share some value to back to SuperNerd at the SuperNerd Media website. You can also follow SuperNerd Media on Twitter.

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In this episode?, we discuss Sun Tzu?, and whether the advice the ancient Chinese philosopher of war?, can be applied to spiritual combat? We also talk about Notre Dame?, and the lineup of world-class perverts?, and anti-Catholic establishments?, who are pledging over a billion dollars to rebuild the Cathedral?, possibly even with a glass roof. And some people did something in Sri Lanka and Creepy Uncle Joe is back... and we also answer a couple listener questions (without up-talking!). Feedback: please send your questions, comments, and suggestions to podcast@barnhardt.biz The Barnhardt Podcast is produced by SuperNerd Media; if you found this episode to be of value you can share some value to back to SuperNerd at the SuperNerd Media website. You can also follow SuperNerd Media on Twitter.

In this episode we discuss the fire at the cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris and how this event is not only the loss of a magnificent artistic and cultural achievement but is oddly symbolic: the destruction of a church from within... from the top. Over a billion dollars have been pledged to rebuild the cathedral, but in a new way, with new materials, representing the "New France" -- and the "new Church." A melancholy episode during the week when we meditate on the passion of Christ and His Church. Feedback: please send your questions, comments, and suggestions to podcast@barnhardt.biz The Barnhardt Podcast is produced by SuperNerd Media; if you found this episode to be of value you can share some value to back to SuperNerd at the SuperNerd Media website. You can also follow SuperNerd Media on Twitter.

In this episode we discuss some listener questions -- and then took off on wild tangents until we ran out of time! Topics covered include: vegetarianism, Carmelites and red meat, the nutritional cravings of cows and human women, the qualification process to become a hermit, an update on Ann's kombucha habit, and an extended discussion on popular music, Sacred music, and opera. Oh -- and "Ball Mason" jars are a thing... Links, reading, and YouTube: Saint Anthony of the Desert Saint Mary Magdalene: the patron many people neglect The Assumption of Saint Mary Magdalene Van Cliburn Interview with NPR -- "The piano is the lowest form of instrument" (at 6m 35s) Jack Cashill's run-dwon of who **really** wrote "Dreams of my Father" You can **still** buy Ball Mason jars... On The Moral Power of Music (Fr. Basil Nortz) "Music and Morality" Conference, 3 CDs Feedback: please send your questions, comments, and suggestions to podcast@barnhardt.biz The Barnhardt Podcast is produced by SuperNerd Media; if you found this episode to be of value you can share some value to back to SuperNerd at the SuperNerd Media website. You can also follow SuperNerd Media on Twitter.