Station XV – Episode 22 – The rollercoaster show

In this month’s episode we talk about some serious and not so serious stuff: the New Zealand bishops altering their decision on when to kneel at Mass, the report on the terrible historic abuse in Ireland, the Budget and the Church’s response to it, the killing of Dr Tiller, and some great names for Bishops. Don’t forget, you can follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/station15. You can also find us on Facebook, but not yet at www.facebook.com/station15 (as we promised on the show) until Facebook allows us to reserve the name on June 28.
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Station XV – Episode 21 – Holy Father’s Holy Land holiday?

In this month’s episode, we cover the Holy Father’s trip to the Holy Land, the Swine Flu restrictions on reception of Communion, the anti-Catholic media bias, offering women who seek abortions the opportunity to view the ultrasound, and Our Lady appearing in a…coffee stain? (http://tinyurl.com/qdu9p9)
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Station XV – Episode 17 – Skneeling at Christmas

In our Christmas episode this year, we talk about kneeling at Mass continuing in New Zealand, a Bishop that is prepared to die for an end to abortion, the Tui beer billboards about Christmas, the Vatican going green and the Beatles being “forgiven”.
From all of the 15th Station team, have a safe, happy and holy Christmas!
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Station XV – Episode 15 – Well, what did you expect?

It would be very difficult to have an episode a few weeks out from a general election here in NZ (and one in the States too) and not talk about politics, now wouldn’t it? So, in this episode, we talk about the NZ election, the American election, welfare and the election, the synod of Bishops and the Bible, and an IronicCatholic story about complaining parishoners becoming diocesan hermits?!? Something for everyone.
Links:
– Bishop’s statement (http://www.catholic.org.nz/statements/0808_elections.php)
– Value Your Vote (http://www.valueyourvote.org.nz/)
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Station XV – Episode 14 – Politics at the dinner table

It’s kind of hard to ignore it with an election both here in NZ and over in the USA. This month we talk about an open letter from the NZCCSS to all political candidates on poverty issues, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi getting things very wrong with regards to the Catholic teaching on abortion, an Auckland-based homosexual publication slamming the Catholic bishops’ pre-election statement as bigoted and ignorant, the tragedy in Orissa, and the cancelled beauty pageant for nuns!
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Happy birthday to us!

Awww….look at our little podcast. One year old already! To celebrate, we have a chat to George about what is was like to be at WYD in Sydney. We also talk about the Bishops on the election, the Lambeth conference and Anglican/Catholic unity, and New Zealand’s apparent journey to a hot unpleasant place in a hand-carried shopping container with the “Boobs on Bikes” parade. We also talk a little about our new upcoming podcasts! What a show!
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