Totus Tuus Podcast

In this episode, Father Ferdinand Purnomo, O.C.D., delves into the profound depth of St. Thérèse of Lisieux’s "Little Way." We discuss the hard truths of Thérèse’s life and how her "Little Way" serves as a concrete, lived translation of the Gospel for the modern world. This conversation explores why the Church recognises this young Carmelite as a Doctor of the Church and how he...

For over 30 years, Mr. Andrew Goh has served the elderly, teaching Catechism in different languages and dialects including English, Mandarin, Malay, Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese, and Hainanese. He is a familiar face amongst the Singapore Catholic community, and his unwavering zeal at 89 years old plowing in the Lord’s vineyard is truly an inspiration! 00:10 Introduction 01:57 Why Did You Start This...

Grace Feltoe, Founder of the Musica Sacra Project, speaks about the vital role that Sacred Liturgical Music plays in the life of the faithful. Grounded in the teaching of the Second Vatican Council’s Sacrosanctum Concilium, the conversation explores the place of Gregorian chant, the meaning of active participation, and the relationship between Latin and vernacular music in the Church’s liturgy tod...

In this episode, we speak with Edward Desker, the nephew of the late Andrzej Maria Cardinal Deskur, the latter of whom was a confidante and close collaborator of Pope Saint John Paul II.Edward recounts many memories of his late Uncle’s Faith-Life, offering insights into the theology of suffering, freedom in forgiveness, and the silent power of hidden sacrifice. The conversation also explores Polan...

In this episode, we journey through the conversion story of Rev. Deacon Prof. Dr. Sherman Kuek O.F.S, a Permanent Deacon of the Catholic Church and Secular Franciscan. From his Protestant roots to his reception into Full Communion with the Catholic Church, Deacon Sherman shares how his pursuit of Truth led him home to Catholicism, even at great personal cost. He speaks candidly about his early str...

In Episode 10, we explore the intersection of Faith, Food, and Family with Father Leo Patalinghug, the "Cooking Priest." Father Leo shares his unique journey from a profound religious experience to his Apostolates, Plating Grace and Grace and Grub. This episode delves into the Theology of food, its power to unite, and its role in both physical and spiritual nourishment, offering a recipe...

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 conv...

In Episode 8, Dominican Priest Father Łukasz Miśko, O.P., discusses candidly about the Dominican Order, particularly within the Polish Province, Saint Thomas Aquinas, the Sacred Liturgy & Liturgical Music, and World Youth Day 2016. Father Łukasz Miśko, O.P. is a Dominican Priest from the Province of Poland. Having graduated from the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Kraków with a degree...

In Episode 7, Canon Lawyer, Andrew Kong, JCL, LLB, BSc, explains the purpose and role of Canon Law in the Catholic Church, discusses Aquinas' Four Types of Law, the History of Canon Law, Key Updates to the Code, Annulments vs. Civil Divorce, the Pauline and Petrine privileges, Excommunication, and common misconceptions. Andrew Kong is a magna cum laude graduate from the Pontifical University o...

In Episode 6, Nick Chui takes us through his transformative journey, how he went from being an initial avid fan of the Holy Father in 2013, to even a skeptic at one of his lowest points as the papacy unfolded. He further shared that the Pontiff's visit to Singapore made a personal profound impact, which led him to recognise Pope Francis as a spiritual master in Pastoral Theology and Evangelisa...

In Episode 5, Father Dwight Longenecker diagnoses numerous fundamental problems within many Parishes and presents invaluable insights and advice for orthodox Catholics to navigate these pertinent challenges in the building of a truly Evangelising Parish. Topics covered include the Anglican Communion & Women’s Ordination to the Priesthood, Life as a married Catholic Priest, Youth Participation...

In Episode 4, Father Uwe Michael Lang C.O., a renowned Theologian and Priest of the Oratory of Saint Philip Neri, shares insights on the spirituality of the Oratorians, the importance of Sacred Liturgy, and his personal journey in this field. The conversation delves into the profound influence of Pope Benedict XVI on liturgical thought, the challenges and abuses arising from post-Vatican II liturg...

Joshua Yang shares his journey from studying sculpture to producing Sacred Art, revealing how his Faith and personal experiences are pivotal in shaping his art works. He delivered a brief history on the evolution of art from the likes of medieval renaissance artists such as Blessed Fra Angelico, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Rembrandt, to modern figures including Marcel Duchamp, Joseph Kosuth, Jackson...

Father Joseph Tham L.C. is a Moral Theologian and Professor at the Regina Apostolorum Pontifical University, Rome, where he lectures in the field of Bioethics. He first majored in Mathematical Sciences, and subsequently, graduated from Medical School. After working as a general practitioner for 4 years, he joined the Legionaries of Christ and was ordained a Priest in 2004. He furthered his studies...

In this inaugural podcast episode, Gabriel Daniel Ho, President of Totus Tuus Apostolate discusses with Fr. Lawrence Lew, O.P., on the relevance of Beauty and Sacred Art in the Catholic Church and in the wider Culture today. For more conversations like this one: https://open.spotify.com/show/2jUKJau9BNjHEphEH8G37O Get free access to articles and other content on our website: https://www.totustuusa...