Brooke Taylor welcomes Oliver Bonnassies to discuss the groundbreaking international bestseller: God, the Science, the Evidence..

This conversation explores the relationship between science and religion, particularly focusing on the historical context of the 'great reversal' where science was seen as a means to explain the world, often in opposition to religious beliefs. Brooke Taylor and Oliver Bonnassies discusses the limitations of scientific explanations in light of recent discoveries in quantum mechanics, relativity, and biology, suggesting that the narrative of science as the ultimate truth may be overly simplistic.

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Key Takeaways:

Science has historically been viewed as a means to explain the world.

The 'great reversal' refers to the shift in understanding science's role versus religion.

Key figures like Galileo, Newton, and Darwin contributed to this scientific narrative.

Materialism and scientism have dominated intellectual thought in the past. The idea that science will eventually explain everything is challenged by new discoveries.

Quantum mechanics and relativity reveal complexities in our understanding of the universe.

The discovery of the Big Bang has implications for our understanding of existence.

Biological complexity adds another layer to the scientific narrative.

The relationship between science and religion is complex and evolving.

Recent scientific discoveries suggest that the picture is far from complete.

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Special Announcements 🌍 Join Brooke Taylor on Pilgrimage! Join His Excellency Bishop John E. Keehner, Fr. Leo Patalinghug, and Brooke Taylor for a storybook Advent pilgrimage, December 5–13, 2026. Visit Select International Tours for more details.

🧘‍♀️ Retreat with Kendra Von Esh Recharge your soul at the Soul, Mind & Body Retreat hosted by Kendra Von Esh. A transformative experience designed to renew your faith and reconnect with God, inspired by the spirituality of St. Therese of Lisieux.

Episode Overview: In this episode, Brooke Taylor welcomes two compelling guests who explore how modesty and beauty, rooted in Catholic tradition, can restore femininity and evangelize the culture.

Guest 1: Patrick O’Hearn Author and speaker Patrick O’Hearn shares profound insights on the virtue of modesty and its spiritual significance in today’s world. Join Patrick O'Hearn on a pilgrimage to France. Key Takeaways: • Modesty is a lost virtue in modern culture • Fathers play a vital role in teaching and modeling modesty • Sin affects others more deeply than we realize • Cultural pressures challenge the practice of modesty • Balancing personal freedom with virtue • Patrick’s personal journey and reflections on modesty

Featured Books by Patrick O’Hearn

Parents of the Saints: The Hidden Heroes Behind Our Favorite Saints

Go and Fear Nothing: The Story of Our Lady of Champion

Saints Come in All Shapes and Sizes

👗 Guest 2: Catherine Rose Catherine Rose joins Brooke to discuss her book A Return to Beauty, which reclaims the sacredness of fashion through the lens of Catholic tradition. Highlights from the Interview: • The spiritual symbolism behind feminine dress • Reconnecting with ancient Catholic aesthetics • Beauty as a pathway to holiness • Encouraging women to embrace their God-given dignity

Featured Book by Catherine Rose: Ancient Catholic Fashion for Modern Women

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It’s the month of the Most Holy Rosary, and we’re back with a new episode!

• Checking in after a busy summer guest-hosting Trending on Relevant Radio
• Highlights from summer interviews include:
• Katie Vidmar – Body Literacy Project
• Paul Sanfrancesco – Tech/media expert for Catholic schools
• Catherine Rose – A Return to Beauty
• Maria Gari & Chase Crouse – Health, hormones, and prayer
• Kevin Wells – Priest and Beggar on St. John Vianney

Favorite Things Segment

Books:

Hannah Coulter by Wendell Berry

Our Lady’s Psalter

The Power of the Rosary by Gabriel Castillo

Learning the Virtues That Lead You to God by Fr. Romano Guardini

Fitness:

• iFit Treadmill Program
• Scottish Highlands hike with Graham McTavish (actor from The Hobbit)

Main Interview

• Dr. James Kimmel Jr., JD – Author of The Science of Revenge
• Fr. Dave Hene – Spiritual Director

Topics:

• The psychology and spirituality of revenge
• How forgiveness transforms the heart
• Practical tools for overcoming anger and resentment

Resources Mentioned

Relevant Radio archives: www.relevantradio.com

• The Science of Revenge by Dr. James Kimmel Jr.
• Priest and Beggar by Kevin Wells
• A Return to Beauty by Catherine Rose

This episode is a recap of of Pope Francis’ funeral as Brooke revisits the highlights of live coverage originally airing on Relevant Radio. Joined by Fr. Ramil Fajardo, this special episode captures snapshots of the reverence, tradition, and depth of the Requiem Mass.

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Click here to watch the video coverage of the funeral Mass for Pope Francis.

Show Notes:

• Opening Reflection – The atmosphere in Rome and the global significance of the funeral.

• The Requiem Mass – Key moments, readings, and traditions explained.

• Fr. Ramil Fajardo’s Commentary – Insights into the liturgy, prayers, and papal legacy.

• The Holy Door & Continuity of the Church – Pope Francis’ connection to centuries-old traditions.

• World Leaders & Mourners – Notable attendees and tributes.

• Final Farewell – The burial site, prayers of commendation, and legacy left behind.

On this episode, Brooke welcomes Jonathan Kuplack, a 36-year-old endurance athlete and missionary currently in the middle of an extraordinary journey: 100 ultra marathons in 100 days.

Covering 3,500 miles on foot, Jonathan is undertaking the Via Magna ("The Great Road"), a pilgrimage run in support of the apostolate Sebaste, which aims to instill adventure, brotherhood, challenge, and devotion in young men.

This conversation offers a profound reflection on what it means to take bold action for Christ, particularly in this season of Lent. Inspired by Pope Benedict XIV's words describing Lent as "the very badge of Christian warfare," we explore the intersections of endurance running, spiritual devotion, and personal transformation.

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• Lent is a time for fasting, prayer, and almsgiving.
• Compunction is a grace that leads to deeper conversion.
• Repentance involves recognizing our sins in the light of God's love.
• St. Patrick's life exemplifies hope and transformation through suffering.