Bo Bonner

Bo Bonner, Director of the Center for Human Flourishing at Mercy College, joins us to explain what our penitential fasting has to do with our inherent appetite for the infinite. As we discussed the idea, we ended up on the topic of silence. Our Patreon supporters get extra segments! Learn more at https://www.patreon.com/posts/63721208. 

Bo Bonner joins me to talk about the Just War Theory, it's development, and the need to promote the dignity of the human person in the midst of conflict.

Bo Bonner joins us to talk about St. Benedict's life; on Benedict's lasting impact on the Church, and on Bo's personal experience with being a Benedictine Oblate.Patreon supporters get an extra 11 minutes of conversation, learn more and listen here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/39215539

Bo Bonner, Host of the Uncommon Good and Executive Vice President of the Newman Idea, joins us to talk about what baptism means for us, the benefits and the obligations that proceed from our baptisms.  Show Supporters get extra segments! Hear more from my conversation with Bo at https://www.patreon.com/posts/bo-bonner-and-33065568

Bo Bonner joins us again, this time to talk about his piece on Ethika Politica which asks the question, are we bad at prayer?  Join our community of supporters and get extra segments, live-streams, and more. Visit www.patreon.com/outsidethewalls. 

We're accustomed to talking about the Lenten Fast, but the Church pulls a fast one on us during this season of penitence by giving us certain solemn celebrations. We talk about the Lenten solemnities in general and the Solemnity of the Annunciation in specific on this week's episode.

Bo Bonner, host of the Uncommon Good on Iowa Catholic Radio and director of the Zita Institute, joins us to talk about his article in the Church Life Journal on the topic of Baptism. 

Bo Bonner, Host of The Uncommon Good, discusses joy in the waiting — Gaudete Sunday in Advent — and how his family manages to observes the season of Advent, even when visiting family that doesn’t hold the tradition. A Reading from St. Leo the Great Get extra segments and other perks at http://www.patreon.com/outsidethewalls.