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Fr. Loya,

I see you're going to be doing a program on Ancient Faith Radio with Fr. John Schroedel.

I also see that it broadcasts first at 1 pm CT / 2pm ET Monday, Oct 10. Will it be rebroadcast at all, or archived, do you know?

Are all these times the same show or different shows?

Mon Oct 10 at 1pm CT/2pm ET
Wed Oct 12 at 730pm CT/830pm ET
Fri Oct 14 at 1am CT/2am ET
Sun Oct 16 at 3pm CT/4pm ET

http://www.ancientfaithradio.com/

It sound really cool and I want to listen to it!

We at Annunciation eagerly await these broadcasts. But his efforts are really the work of and for the entire Church. I pray that this and other efforts will bring a new evangelization to the entire Church. It is a "New Springtime of Evangelization" just as Pope John Paul the Great said.

Dan L

They keep announcing it on Ancient Faith Radio. I'm eagerly awaiting to hear the dialouge between the two!!!!

Glory to Jesus Christ!

Domilsean and others,

Thank you for your interest in my interview with Fr. Schroedel on the Orthodox radio network.
The times posted here are correct. I am not sure of any rebroadcasts. I enjoyed doing the interview. I met Fr. John when we both spoke at a Theology of the Body conference.

I hope to have Fr. John on my radio program,
"Light of the East" which is archived on our website, www.byzantinecatholic.com [byzantinecatholic.com]

For anyone tuning into my upcoming interview on ancientfaithradio, it is very important to remember that I spoke only for myself. I was not speaking for the Byzantine Catholic Church during this interview.

--Fr. Thomas J. Loya, STB., MA.

Blahoslovem
Father Tom,
Yes, but your words will enlighten.

Hey, I totally missed the program every time it was on Ancient Faith Radio. I've found I listen to it a lot now. That OCA seminary in Alaska gets a lot of love... sounds really neat, too.

But anyway, East Meets East is finally in the archives! Can't wait to listen to it!

Dear friends, Listened to the archived program and thoroughly enjoyed listening to the two priests. Fr. Loya is his usual interesting self, and the Orthodox priest seems to be an erudite scholar. Would be great if it could be a continuing dialogue. In my humble opinion, that's what's needed. Vito