If St. Francis had a YouTube channel, it might look like this.

Jesuitical

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🗓️ 26 March 2021

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Father Casey Cole, a Franciscan priest and popular YouTuber, has pulled off what few before him have: garnered a massive Catholic following while remaining faithful, truthful and, above all, charitable on social media. We talk to Father Casey about how he deals with internet toxicity, generational differences among Catholics and whether St. Francis would be on Twitter if he were alive today. In Signs of the Times, the Loyola Ramblers (and their 101-year-old chaplain Sister Jean) are back in the NCAA tournament and heading to the Sweet 16. Plus, Pope Francis has appointed Juan Carlos Cruz—a sex abuse survivor, advocate and gay man—to the Pontifical Council for the Protection of Minors. This episode of Jesuitical is brought to you by The Great Courses Plus. Sign up for The Great Courses Plus and get an entire month of unlimited access to thousands of video and audio courses from the world’s best professors by visiting http://thegreatcoursesplus.com/jesuitical. As always, thanks for listening. You can support the media ministry of America and unlock unlimited access to all our articles with a digital subscription for less than $1 per week. Subscribe here. And to get all that plus bonus content from Jesuitical, become a member of our Patreon community. Links from the show: Sister Jean, Loyola Chicago’s #1 fan, returns to March Madness fully vaccinated Pope Francis names Juan Carlos Cruz, prominent abuse survivor and whistleblower, to Vatican panel Juan Carlos Cruz: the survivor who changed the pope’s mind on sex abuse Breaking in the Habit YouTube Channel Breaking In The Habit | Reflections of a Friar in Training Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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1:06.0	And my wife is sick of watching basketball.
1:09.4	Well, I have been dreading this since Saturday when my beloved University of Virginia
1:16.2	Cavaliers got knocked out in the first round of the NCAA tournament by your
1:21.3	wife's alma mater. So I'm just ready. a doing 101 years young like my good friend,
1:33.0	but that skipping ahead a little bit.
1:35.8	So suffice to say, it's good to be with you.
1:39.5	Yes, no.
1:40.5	And I, you know, because I'm a big person, I am now rooting for the underdogs, that is Loyola, Chicago, who did an amazing thing on Sunday when they took down and pretty good team.
1:54.1	Appreciate it, appreciate it.
1:56.4	But who are we talking to this week?
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