119 The Hope Throughout with Tom & Noëlle Crowe

AMDG. While the universality of the Church is beautiful, its immediacy is just as profound. Today Tom and Noëlle Crowe of the American Catholic History podcast join us to share how we don’t need to cross an ocean to find people who did amazing things for Christ. They describe the breadth and depth of amazing Catholic individuals in this country, highlight contributions of Catholics to American history in every aspect of society from milking cows to landing on the moon, and emphasize the importance of “getting to know your own saints” as a key part of developing a strong foundation and identity.

Links to check out:

• Pilgrimages led by Tom & Noëlle Crowe
• their Conversations series
• The American Catholic Almanac by Brian Burch and Emily Stimpson with research assistance by Tom Crowe

Kolbecast episodes mentioned and relevant

• 94 A Boy, A Book, and a Library Mouse about Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
• 36 Embrace the Fifth Day

A sampling of the American Catholic History episodes and offerings referenced in this episode

• Ark and Dove
• Blandina episode 1 and 2
• The Catholic Saviors of Thanksgiving
• Founding Fathers category of episodes
• Julia Greeley
• Margaret Haughery
• Gene Kranz
• Joyce Kilmer
• Ponce de Leon and the First Mass
• Miriam Stimson

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