The Catholic Morning Show

The Catholic Morning Show - 04/03/2025

Episode Summary

Host: Bo Bonner Co Host: Elise Kerr Dcn. Randy Kiel Nick Staresenic Lu Ella D'Amico

Episode Notes

Today on the Catholic Morning Show:
Deacon Randy Kiel - Founder of Kardia Counseling, Deacon Randy Kiel gives us a reflection on the upcoming Sunday's first and second readings, the 5th Sunday in Lent.

Chris Staresenic - His latest film, The Boy From Milan: Stories of Carlo Acutis released on April 2 on Formed.
Find the film at https://watch.formed.org/the-boy-from-milan
Nick Staresinic is a Catholic filmmaker, husband, and father of three. His work as a director, cinematographer, and editor has supported clients ranging from the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra to Life Teen and has been featured on EWTN, the NFL Network, Golf Channel, and PBS. Together with his wife, Corynne, he runs The Staresinics: a production company specializing in documentaries and podcasts for Catholic organizations with a story to tell.
Discover the inspiring story of Carlo Acutis, the young boy from Milan on the path to sainthood. You may have heard of him, the sneaker-wearing, computer-loving "gamer saint" of our time. But beyond the headlines and hashtags, the real story of Carlo is something deeper, something the world desperately needs to hear. Known for his deep love of God, devotion to the Eucharist, and quiet acts of charity, Carlo’s life was a testament to everyday holiness.

 

Lu Ella D'Amico - A new regular to the show, we talk with Lu Ella about what it means for a machine to plagiarize and how we can cultivate wonder in the time of Artificial Intelligence and Machines.

Lu Ella D'Amico is Associate Professor of Literature at the University of the Incarnate Word. Her scholarly and teaching focus on children's literature, girlhood studies, and Catholic writing.  Her forthcoming book, Wondrous Reading: Encountering the Catholic Faith through Children's Literature examines classic and popular children's books via a Catholic lens. It will be published in spring 2025. you can find more about her work at luelladamico.com