Terence M. Stanton
Our Lady of Fatima Podcast
We are dedicated to promoting the full message of Our Lady of Fatima and bringing souls to Jesus Christ.
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Terence M. Stanton
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Jul 10, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 730: Our Lady of Akita and Our Lady of Fatima 01.12.2023 22:14
Mr. Matthew Plese points out the connections for us at The Fatima Center.
Episode 729: Saint Andrew Novena 01.12.2023 11:58
We learn more about this beautiful prayer and tradition.
Episode 728: How Old is the “Old Mass”? 29.11.2023 14:08
We discover all the pertinent information courtesy of Michael Charlier at Rorate CÆli.
Episode 727: The Forgotten World 28.11.2023 40:20
Father Ian Palko tells us how missionary work succeeds and fails.
Episode 726: Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal 27.11.2023 12:53
O Mary, Conceived without Sin, Pray for Us Who Have Recourse to Thee.
Episode 725: The Path To Tradition 26.11.2023 16:58
We look to The Angelus for an interview on one man’s journey to an SSPX chapel.
Episode 724: Saint Catherine of Alexandria 25.11.2023 13:35
We return to the splendid Fish Eaters site to celebrate this feast day.
Episode 723: The Bible, the Bush, and Salvation 24.11.2023 32:12
Can all be saved? Father Jonah Garno explores this most important issue for The Angelus.
Episode 722: The Real First Thanksgiving 23.11.2023 11:50
Surprise! It was celebrated by Catholics!
Episode 721: The Feast of Saint Cecilia 22.11.2023 19:02
Saint Alphonsus tells us about the life of Saint Cecilia.
Episode 720: The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 22.11.2023 16:30
We check out the awesome Fish Eaters site for more about this special feast.
Episode 719: Eastern Orthodoxy and the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart 20.11.2023 15:43
Father David Nix writes about healing the schism and Our Lady of Fatima.
Episode 718: Saint Elizabeth of Hungary 19.11.2023 17:45
We turn to the splendid Fish Eaters site for more information about this glorious saint on her feast day.
Episode 717: We Need The Traditional Latin Mass 18.11.2023 19:30
Tradition needs to be restored in order for the Church and the world to thrive.
Episode 716: Mass Attendance Before and After Vatican II 17.11.2023 14:36
The Faith is flourishing in Traditional Latin Mass communities. It is floundering everywhere else. Father Nix demonstrates the statistics.
Episode 715: Does Christ Die at Each Mass? 16.11.2023 16:22
The answer is a resounding “no”. Mr. Matthew Plese corrects this critical misconception for The Fatima Center.
Episode 714: The Mass Was Never a Means of Evangelization 15.11.2023 14:14
Father Nix gives us the low down on how evangelization has taken place in the history of the Church.
Episode 713: The Three Grades of the Traditional Latin Mass 14.11.2023 11:39
Father Dave Nix walks us through the different kinds of TLM.
Episode 712: How To Offer Yourself at Holy Mass 13.11.2023 14:22
Father David Nix offers great advice for us all at his Padre Peregrino web site.
Episode 711: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Advent 12.11.2023 17:59
Father Z expounds upon the readings for the 24th Sunday after Pentecost.
Episode 710: A Holy Priest Writes About The Diabolical Mystery Liquid 11.11.2023 17:59
Father David Nix weighs in on why apostolic Catholics keep getting things right.
Episode 709: Robert Cardinal Sarah promotes Credo 10.11.2023 15:21
We check out the good Cardinal’s endorsement of Bishop Schneider’s catechism.
Episode 708: Cardinal Müller Speaks The Truth 09.11.2023 14:32
Praised be Jesus Christ for faithful shepherds!
Episode 707: Do Good and Avoid Evil 08.11.2023 24:16
Mr. David Rodriguez at The Fatima Center offers sagacious advice about avoiding the demonic and living a holy Catholic life.
Episode 706: Archbishop Viganò and Saint Charles Borromeo 07.11.2023 21:26
These men are two faithful shepherds of the Catholic Church.
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