In Episode 4 of the Conversatio podcast, Chris Egan joins John Barry III and Dr. Daniel Hutchinson to discuss John’s book, “Why Can’t I,” which highlights the life of his father, a 1937 alum of Belmont Abbey. Together, they explore the rich tapestry of history, faith, and personal connections that have shaped Belmont Abbey and its community.
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The Unity of Pope Benedict XVI’s Theology
Discover the insightful perspective of Dr. Richard DeClue, an esteemed Abbey alum, as he delves into the unity of Pope Benedict XVI’s Theology in the newest episode of Conversatio. Tune in to listen to this enlightening presentation, originally shared at the “A Day of Reflection: The Life & Thought of Joseph Ratzinger” conference held last spring.
Exploring the Russo-Ukrainian War: Insights from Students and Faculty
Dr. Clark Summers, Professor of Politics and History, discusses the recent events relating to the Russo-Ukrainian War with Abbey students during an online session of an Informal Policy Working Group, a bi-weekly gathering of students and faculty to follow up on topics of interest.
Fly Fishing & Life: A River Runs Through It
In Episode 1 of Conversatio’s third season, Dr. Joseph Wysocki, Dean of the Honors College, and Stephen Miss, Belmont Abbey’s Vice President and Athletics Director, sit down to discuss one of their favorite books, A River Runs Through It.
For A Synodal Church: An Inside Look At the Synod Process
In Episode 12 of the Conversatio podcast, Dr. Alessandro Rovati, Theology Department Chair and professor at Belmont Abbey College, and the Diocese of Charlotte Synod official contact person, shares what he’s learned in the Synod process so far.
