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A Conversation with Deacon Ed and Anne Schaub In this episode we discuss the Kateri Rosary Walk and Shrine project with its director, Deacon Ed and his wife Anne.
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Armor of God Interview with Tom McNew of Armor of KOOV Radio Tom McNew of Armor of God Radio Station, KOOV 106.9, in central Texas interviewed Drs. Helen and John Freeh as part of their “Hometown Heroes” program. Courtesy of KOOV, here is the audio of that interview.
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A Conversation with Bishop James Conley In this episode, John and Helen Freeh discuss the problem of our society viewing education simply in utilitarian terms, the increasing division between people based on education levels, and the need to understand one’s vocation as one’s personal path to holiness. To support our founding of a new type...
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Courtesy of the Magnus Institute This podcast is courtesy of the Magnus Institute and its podcast Magnus Podcast. John Johnson, the executive director of the Magnus Institute and host of the Magnus Podcast, interviews cofounders of Kateri College, John and Helen Freeh. We discuss the origins of Kateri College, answer the objections we’ve received from...
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A Conversation with Bishop James Wall John and Helen Freeh discuss with fellow Kateri College Board member, Bishop James Wall, the setting of the College in Gallup, the missionary nature of its setting, and the need to offer a wholistic education in both an intellectual formation and a practical, manual trade.
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A Conversation with John and Helen Freeh In this first episode of Hands to the Plow, the podcast of Kateri College of the Liberal and Practical Arts, the husband and wife cofounders Drs. Helen and John Freeh answer questions they’ve received on their mission to found a new college. People have asked: why found a...
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Podcast Trailer This podcast features college founders Drs. Helen and John Freeh as they explore topics pertaining to education, culture, and the Catholic Church. We will invite guests to join us in discussing the project of founding a new Catholic College that seeks to unite the classical liberal arts with a vocational trade skill.
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