St. Thomas Aquinas/ St. Maximilian Kolbe

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10/31/25 7am CT Hour - Monsignor Stuart Swetland/ Anthony D'Ambrosio

John, Glen and Sarah chat about their favorite saint and those saints that are in the Hall of Fame.

Monsignor Swetland delves into the life the great Doctor of the Church St. Thomas Aquinas, how he defied his parents wishes when he became a Dominican, why he was called the dumb ox and his great works regarding transubstantiation.

Anthony breaks down the life of St. Maximilian beyond the last 14 days of his life which solidified his martyrdom and sainthood and what formed him into the saint we know and love today.

Chapters

1. St. Thomas Aquinas/ St. Maximilian Kolbe (00:00:00)

2. All Saints All Day (00:01:57)

3. Prayer Time (00:04:41)

4. Power Scripture (00:05:58)

5. Hall of Fame Saints (00:07:20)

6. Monsignor Stuart Swetland (00:13:13)

7. Anthony D'Ambrosio (00:29:05)

8. Glen's Story Corner (00:49:49)

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St. Thomas Aquinas/ St. Maximilian Kolbe

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published 15d ago

MP3•Episode home

10/31/25 7am CT Hour - Monsignor Stuart Swetland/ Anthony D'Ambrosio

John, Glen and Sarah chat about their favorite saint and those saints that are in the Hall of Fame.

Monsignor Swetland delves into the life the great Doctor of the Church St. Thomas Aquinas, how he defied his parents wishes when he became a Dominican, why he was called the dumb ox and his great works regarding transubstantiation.

Anthony breaks down the life of St. Maximilian beyond the last 14 days of his life which solidified his martyrdom and sainthood and what formed him into the saint we know and love today.