Totus Tuus Podcast
Totus Tuus Podcast
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A Eucharistic Revival Movement based in Singapore, aiming to foster a deep love for Our Eucharistic Lord, and restore the centrality of the Most Holy Eucharist in every Catholic through ongoing Faith Formation, Eucharistic Adoration & Benediction.
Anchored on the Apostolate's tenets of Truth, Reverence and Beauty, we welcome you to tune in to our ongoing podcast episodes where we delve into the beauty and richness of Catholicism.
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Explores themes of beauty in art and faith, the significance of the Eucharist, and contemporary cultural challenges faced by Catholicism, with episode examples such as discussions on beauty and ugliness in the Church and the restoration efforts of historical religious sites.
A Eucharistic Revival Movement based in Singapore, aiming to foster a deep love for Our Eucharistic Lord, and restore the centrality of the Most Holy Eucharist in every Catholic through ongoing Faith Formation, Eucharistic Adoration & Benediction.
Anchored on the Apostolate’s tenets of Truth, Reverence and Beauty, we welcome you to tune in to our ongoing podcast episodes where we delve into the beauty and richness of Catholicism.
Find us: https://linktr.ee/totustuusapostolate
In Episode 9, we explore the mystery of the Shroud of Turin with Fr. Andrew, diving into its history, scientific debates, and profound theological significance. From early documented appearances to the controversial 1988 radiocarbon dating, we reflect on how the Shroud provokes both faith and science. Discover its deep connection to the Resurrection and the Eucharist in this thought-provoking conversation.
Fr. Andrew Dalton L.C. is a Catholic priest of the Legionaries of Christ and professor of theology at the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum in Rome, where he teaches the Synoptic Gospels and Biblical Greek and Hebrew. For the Postgraduate Certificate in Shroud Studies, he lectures on the Biblical Theology of the Passion of Christ. Fr. Dalton has become well-known as an international speaker on the Shroud. His approach bridges the gap between scientific observation and theological interpretation.
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(00:00) – Intro
(02:08) – First acquainted to the Shroud of Turin(
07:00) – How should we approach this topic?(07:55) – Fr. Andrew’s personal apostolate
(09:31) – The Shroud being a provocation to Science
(12:25) – When was the earliest documented appearance of the Shroud?
(20:33) – The Controversial 1988 Radiocarbon Dating Testing
(23:55) – Major Qualities of the Cloth that points to the Resurrection
(31:55) – Moment of the Resurrection and the New Creation
(39:20) – How was Jesus buried according to Scripture?
(44:35) – Why is it a mistake to focus and prove authenticity?
(54:30) – Wide-Angle X-ray Scattering (WAXS)(56:18) – Argument from Minimal Facts for the Resurrection
(1:03:15) – Eucharistic Connection – The Shroud and Altar Linens in the Liturgy
(1:15:17) – Outro
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