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Hey Everybody! It's Fr. Edward

Hey Everybody! It's Fr. Edward

By: Fr. Edward Looney
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 Fr. Edward Looney is a Catholic priest who loves having conversations with guests. They talk about new book releases, various topics related to faith and life, and occasionally he speaks with producers, directors, and actors from the film industry. He has podcasted since 2019, formerly as “How They Love Mary” and “Cup of St. Joe,” conducting over 300 interviews to date. The interview style podcasts from Fr. Edward continues now, as he begins each conversation greeting his audience with “Hey Everybody!” Tune in for inspiring conversations about faith, film, and life.© 2025 Fr. Edward Looney Christianity Spirituality
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  • Episode 346: Finally! A Catholic Story Bible Done Right – The Story of All Stories with Emily Chapman

    Episode 346: Finally! A Catholic Story Bible Done Right – The Story of All Stories with Emily Chapman
    Oct 31 2025
    Word on Fire has released a beautifully illustrated and excellently written Catholic Story Bible for young readers — The Story of All Stories by Emily Stimpson Chapman. Seeing the need for a high-quality Catholic story Bible, Word on Fire and Stimpson Chapman teamed up to create a resource that tells not just individual Bible stories, but the one great story of salvation — from Genesis to Revelation. In this episode, Fr. Edward Looney explores what makes this book unique, why it fills such an important gap for Catholic families, and how it can help children come to know and love the story of God’s love. 📖 Get your copy of The Story of All Stories today from Word on Fire! https://bookstore.wordonfire.org/products/the-story-of-all-stories?srsltid=AfmBOool0NoaJIZtsnxNBwVFwRMgQBkBmyIeXfk7zgUEZMdeTwnDorTV
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    19 mins
  • Episode 345: Anthony DeStefano’s Spooky Catholic Story for Kids: All Hallows’ Eve

    Episode 345: Anthony DeStefano’s Spooky Catholic Story for Kids: All Hallows’ Eve
    Oct 21 2025
    Author Anthony DeStefano joins Fr. Edward Looney to share a delightful and faith-filled take on Halloween through his newest children’s book, All Hallows’ Eve. In this conversation, Anthony discusses the inspiration behind the story, including the memorable character Hulga May, and how he skillfully weaves Catholic tradition into a tale that helps reclaim Halloween for the faith. Together, Fr. Edward and Anthony explore how this story can help children—and families—rediscover the Christian roots of All Hallows’ Eve, while remembering to pray for the holy souls in Purgatory. 👻 Whether you’re looking for a wholesome Halloween story or want to help your family grow in faith, this episode will warm your heart and uplift your spirit. 📖 Get your copy of All Hallows’ Eve here: 👉 https://sophiainstitute.com/promo/all-hallows-eve/?oid=779&affid=203
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    21 mins
  • Episode 343: What Cardinal Marc Ouellet Thinks About Synodality

    Episode 343: What Cardinal Marc Ouellet Thinks About Synodality
    Oct 8 2025
    Fr. Edward Looney speaks with Cardinal Marc Ouellet about his new book from Ignatius Press, Word, Sacrament, Charism. Their conversation explores a word that’s become central in Catholic dialogue — synodality. What exactly is synodality? Is it an effort to modernize the Church, or something deeper? Cardinal Ouellet shares what he believes is the key to authentic synodality, what he wishes had gone differently during the Synod, and how this experience has shaped his understanding of the Church today. Fr. Edward also asks the Cardinal about his priestly vocation and ministry, offering listeners a glimpse into his life of faith and service. 📘 Buy his book: Word, Sacrament, Charism — available from Ignatius Press. https://ignatius.com/word-sacrament-charism-wscp/
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    30 mins
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