Bo Bonner and Dr. Bud Marr
The UnCommon Good with Bo Bonner and Dr. Bud Marr
A show about the Common Good (which is an uncommon topic--get it?), the Social Teaching of the Church, Servant Leadership, and the Social Reign of Jesus Christ.
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Bo Bonner and Dr. Bud Marr
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Jul 11, 2026
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Episodes
Best of Season #1: At The Movies: An Interview with the Catholic Movie Guy, Steve Wichmer 28.12.2016 29:27
At The Movies: An Interview with the Catholic Movie Guy, Steve Wichmer. A discussion of how movies (and other art) informs and is informed by the common good, with examples from specific movies. One of the "Greatest Moments" in Church history, and dulcet music from the season. Iowa Catholic Radio Network Shows: Be Not Afraid with Fr. Fabian Moncada and Fr. Bruce Riebe Be Not Afraid in Sp...
Best of Season #1: The Social Good of Marriage - An Interview with Leila Marie Lawler, Author of the New Book, "God Has No Grandchildren." 30.11.2016 28:32
The Social Good of Marriage - An Interview with Leila Marie Lawler, Author of the New Book, "God Has No Grandchildren." You can read her blog here: http://www.likemotherlikedaughter.org/ Her newest book is here: https://goo.gl/NguUWR Her book before that: https://goo.gl/3PpfzS Iowa Catholic Radio Network Shows: Be Not Afraid with Fr. Fabian Moncada and Fr. Bruce Riebe Be Not Afraid in Sp...
Best of Season #1: Economic Solidarity: Allowing the Church to Mold Our Economic Vision, With Gabriel Sanchez 02.11.2016 28:08
Economic Solidarity: Allowing the Church to Mold Our Economic Vision, With Gabriel Sanchez, Attorney with expertise in Aviation and Commerce Law, Editor at Angelus Press, and Author of the blog opuspublicum.com. A conversation with Gabriel about how events in his life opened him to the teachings of the Church in economic matters, and how our understanding of economics must be a witness to both &qu...
Best of Season #1: The Preferential Option For the Poor - An Interview with Steve and Andrew 05.10.2016 28:50
The Preferential Option For the Poor - An Interview with Steve and Andrew from the St. Vincent de Paul Society in Des Moines, IA. What does it mean when the Church says God has a "preferential option for the poor"? We interview Steve Havemann, Executive Director, and Andrew Gross, Education Center Director of the St. Vincent de Paul Society of Des Moines, IA to give flesh to this idea. R...
Best of Season #1: Solidarity and Subsidiarity -- A Deeper Look 28.09.2016 29:37
Solidarity and Subsidiarity -- A Deeper Look. These two important terms are often given shallow descriptions, but in this show we hope to encounter their full depth and beauty. Breaking down what the words mean, giving biblical examples of what they look like, and connecting them to every day situations for followers of the Church. And as always, a "Great Moments in Church History" to ma...
Best of Season #1: What Is Justice? 22.09.2016 28:18
What Is Justice? An in depth look on "giving each their due." Covering aspects of Legal, Commutative, Distributive, and Social Justice, along with other corners of thought where Justice is important! Iowa Catholic Radio Network Shows: Be Not Afraid with Fr. Fabian Moncada and Fr. Bruce Riebe Be Not Afraid in Spanish with Fr. Fabian Moncada Catholic Women Now with Chris Magruder and Julie...
Best of Season #1: The first episode! Tranquility of Order: The Primacy Of Peace 14.09.2016 27:33
Tranquility of Order: The Primacy of Peace in Catholic Social Thought. It's foundation in God, it's expression in the Mass, and how it emanates throughout our hearts, families, cities, and nations. Great Moments in Church History: Joan of Arc and The French Win!!!! Quick note: the audio starts about 10 or so seconds into the file--trust us! Iowa Catholic Radio Network Shows: Be Not Afraid with Fr....
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