0053 Vatican II's Aftermath, Reception in the Hand or on the Tongue

0056 Celtic Spirituality

Have you ever wondered where the roots of Irish Catholicism come from? Have you ever wondered ho this faith runs so deep it it's people. in this episode Fr. Gabriel Burke discusses the origin of Celtic spirituality.

0055 The Fall of Catholicism in Ireland

This episode of Forgotten Treasures continues in the theme of social commentary. In this episode Fr Gabriel Burke share his thoughts on the Catholic Church’s fall from absolute prominence in the eye’s of the Irish people. Three factors that entered into the culture to make the church weaker and in some cases even shut down. Fortunately Ireland still leads all of Europe in those that profess belief in God. Please join Father as he points out the cause of Ireland choice to be more secular.

0054-Commetary on The Ukraine War

This episode is a departure from the normal episode of Forgotten Treasures in that is a social commentary on current events. This episode, are some of the thoughts that Fr. Gabriel Burke has regarding the war in Ukraine. The advice and opinion given in this episode is based on historical observation and Catholic social teaching. It is a reminder to pray for peace.

0053 Vatican II's Aftermath, Reception in the Hand or on the Tongue

In this episode of Forgotten Treasures, Fr. Gabriel Burke discusses reception of the Host on the tongue verses in the hand. Where did this practice of Communion on the hand come from and is it a practice born out of rebellion? Why is it that Latin Christian continues this way of reception after the 5 year experiment has long since ended. Join Fr. Burke as he gives the history of this practice and gives advice on the proper reception of the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Our blessed Lord.

0052 Vatican II's Aftermath, Where have All The Cannons Gone

In this episode Fr. Gabriel Burke discusses the role of Cannons in the church and the election of Bishops. Comparing the modern day church to that of a corporation  with a CEO and branch manager instead of  each Bishop being the Vicar of Christ for His Diocese. Forgotten Treasure’s continues with a historical understanding of church hierarchy.