In case you didn’t know, Bishop Sheridan has been recording for a few months now a series of weekly roundtable interviews on various topics of faith and culture. The show is called “Bishop Sheridan Presents” (if you have a better name, let us know… we’re open to it!) and it airs each Wednesday at 7 a.m. on KFEL 970AM, and re-runs on KFEL at 11 a.m. Saturdays and on KPIO 1570AM (Loveland/Denver) at noon Sundays.
This week, the show features a special one-on-one interview with Archbishop Timothy Broglio of the Archdiocese of the Military, U.S.A., who is in town recently to visit the different military installations and Air Force Academy. They talk about the unique life of a military chaplain and, yes, address the recent controversy surrounding the allowance of earth-based religions to express themselves on the academy campus.
Last week’s show was also special… a one-on-one with Catholic lecturer and papal biographer George Weigel. Those who attended George’s talk on Catholic social teaching last Monday at St. Mary Cathedral will enjoy this more relaxed and equally informative discusion between he and Bishop Sheridan. George shares behind-the-scenes stories with Pope John Paul II when they were collaborating on “Witness to Hope,” his thoughts on the state of Catholic universities and Catholic politicians, and more.
If you missed these broadcasts, fear not. The Herald, which records and produces this show, archives them on the audio/video page of our Web site. This show is one of the diocese’s best kept secrets … pass the word!
BH


