Catholic Terps Podcast

CSC Corn Hole Championship

A  color commentary by some of our students of the CSC Corn-hole Championship game earlier today. We know its ridiculous, but it was a fun day!

The Freshman Experience with Nick

Nick joins Becca and Chandler to discuss the triumphs of CSC intramural sports and growing in the faith during his freshman year.

Becca’s Origin Story

We welcome our new host Becca Meyer to the WND Podcast! Chandler in the meantime makes up a word "Confiree" and this podcast comes out two days too late owing to the fault of the editor.

 

 

5th Sunday of Lent Homily

Fr. Conrad's Homily from the 10 am Mass on April 3, 2022

The Three Most Important Days of the Year

Fr. Conrad joins Chandler to chat about the Easter Triduum.  Find out more about our CSC Easter Schedule at www.catholicterps.org!

4th Sunday in Lent Homily

Fr. Conrad's Homily for the 4th Sunday in Lent, 2020

Sarah’s Swan Song

Alas, both of our intrepid hosts is graduating this semester! So today will be Sarah's last episode on the podcast and we will transition slowly to our new hosts in the coming weeks. Sarah reflects on her time at Maryland and the CSC, her faith, and the memories she has had.

 

 

Growing up in a Huge Catholic Family

This episode is not to be missed! Chandler is learning about silence, Sarah is celebrating birthdays, but to top it all off, the incomparable Dom Fatzinger talks about growing up as one of fourteen children. Stick around for the bloopers which feature a lot of Phat - zingers.

 

 

Second Sunday of Lent Homily

Fr. Conrad's Homily from the Second Sunday of Lent.

 

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Conversion and Joy

I a truly "hype" episode that is really "fire", one of our RCIA Candidates Lizzy joins the crew to talk about her conversion story and her excitement leading up to the Easter Vigil. Meanwhile, Chandler persists in his nerdiness as a dungeon master, Sarah botches an attempted prank, and everyone delights in the goodness of grocery shopping.

 

Apologies for Chandler's audio, it was a little off! To find out more about the CSC, go to www.catholicterps.org.