HeyJaredPodCats: the Catholic Wildcat Podcast
PodCats: the Catholic Wildcat Podcast is a digital portfolio of homilies and formation talks hosted by the Catholic Wildcat Campus Ministry at the University of Kentucky.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 12
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- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 21, 2026
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Catholicism 101 - Why You Need Jesus AND His Church (9/21/26) (opens the original)
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Nathan Lancaster, Director of the Newman Institute at the University of Kentucky Newman Center, teaches on why we need Jesus Christ and His Church. Recorded at Holy Spirit Parish Newman Center at the University of Kentucky.
Guest Lecture Series - Who is the Man of the Shroud? (opens the original)
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The Newman Institute's Guest Lecture Series presents Dr. Jeremiah Johnston on the Shroud of Turin. Recorded at Holy Spirit Parish Newman Center at the University of Kentucky.
Homily - Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time (9/13/26) (opens the original)
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Homily from Fr. Anthony McLaughlin for the Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Recorded at Holy Spirit Parish Newman Center at the University of Kentucky.
Catholicism 101 - Christ as the Solution to Our Problems (9/8/26) (opens the original)
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Nathan Lancaster, Director of the Newman Institute at the University of Kentucky Newman Center, teaches on Christ as the solution to our problems. Recorded at Holy Spirit Parish Newman Center at the University of Kentucky.
Homily - Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time (9/6/26) (opens the original)
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Homily from Fr. Anthony McLaughlin for the Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time. Recorded at Holy Spirit Parish Newman Center at the University of Kentucky
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