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Basilicas in the Catholic Church

Basilicas in the Catholic Church

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Oct 31, 2026

Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
46:17
Again, call the rectory at Holy Mother of the Rosary Cathedral out Broadway in Lancaster, New York.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
46:28
Saturday, November 7th, Mass of Remembrance at St. Adelbert's Basilica, beginning at 5.30 p.m. Thursday, November 12th, PBW Dinner Meeting, that's the professional business women's dinner meeting at the Columns Banquet.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
46:47
That's on Transit Road in, I don't know if it's West Seneca or Elma.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
46:56
I don't know where the line is.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:14
And so I gave the example of the Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C. as being one of those buildings.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:21
The Basilica, the National Shrine at Catholic University in Washington is another example.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:27
A huge, huge building.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:30
Look at the Texas State Capitol.
Dave OrsbornHOST
0:28
Today is October 30th, Friday of the 30th week of Ordinary Time.
Dave OrsbornHOST
0:34
Friends, today we're exploring the rich history and significance of one of Ohio's most treasured Catholic churches, the Basilica of St. Mary of the Assumption in Lancaster.
Dave OrsbornHOST
0:47
What does it mean for a church to be designated a basilica by the Holy Father? and what made St.
Dave OrsbornHOST
0:53
Mary's worthy of that honor.
Dave OrsbornHOST
0:56
Joining us to share the story is Monsignor Craig Eilerman, the rector of the Basilica of St. Mary of the Assumption, who will help us to understand the history, the spirituality, and the ongoing mission of this remarkable place of worship.
Dave OrsbornHOST
1:14
Monsignor Eilerman, welcome.
Craig EilermanGUEST
1:16
Good morning.

21 MINS LATER

Cam ClutterHOST
22:23
Good.
Raymond ArroyoHOST
2:02
Pope Leo tells the world there's no such thing as a holy war.
Raymond ArroyoHOST
2:07
And 1,500 Latin mass pilgrims are barred from praying at St. Peter's Basilica.
Raymond ArroyoHOST
2:13
The prayerful posse rides in with analysis of all that and more next.
Raymond ArroyoHOST
2:26
Welcome to this important Prayerful Posse.

30 MINS LATER

Raymond ArroyoHOST
32:43
Okay, more than... 1,500 pilgrims came to Rome for an annual Summorum Pontificum pilgrimage.
Raymond ArroyoHOST
32:49
These are people who support the traditional Latin mass.
Raymond ArroyoHOST
32:54
And last December, Bishop Athanasius Schneider personally handed Pope Leo their request for a pontifical mass at the altar of the chair in St. Peter's Basilica.
Raymond ArroyoHOST
33:05
That request was denied in August.
Joe McClaneHOST
37:03
And like this whole week, this past week, the news cycle was really soaked, especially in trad circles, was about the TLN pilgrimage in Rome.
Joe McClaneHOST
37:12
How they got denied from even going into St. Peter's Basilica to pray.
Joe McClaneHOST
37:17
And then there was the back and forth.
Joe McClaneHOST
37:19
You lied.
Joe McClaneHOST
39:20
It's about what is good, true, and beautiful, what is right versus wrong.
Joe McClaneHOST
39:25
And this is an injustice against fellow Catholics.
Joe McClaneHOST
39:29
I mean, the staff at the Basilica utterly shut out Catholics who only wanted to pray in solidarity with the chair of St. Peter, with Pope Leo himself.
Joe McClaneHOST
39:39
Totally shut out.
CrystalGUEST
58:20
I don't know if that's all of Italy, but there you felt it.
Louie CastroHOST
58:24
Well, I felt like the Iata Basilica where I was, like,
Yoatzi CastroHOST
58:26
Dude, when I went to Mexico for my first time, I feel like I already was very overwhelmed with all of the emotion that came with me reconnecting with my earth, my earth, my homeland.
Yoatzi CastroHOST
58:40
But when I walked into La Basilica de... ¿Cómo se llama, Luis? The one in Mexico?
Ben HarnwellHOST
6:39
We covered it on the show.
Ben HarnwellHOST
6:40
The profanation of St. Peter's Basilica.
Ben HarnwellHOST
6:44
They were there, the LGBT, right? They were allowed in.
Ben HarnwellHOST
6:49
with their rainbow shirts holding hands, right? Big handlebar moustaches, crooked haircuts in their waltz as if they owned the place.

5 MINS LATER

Frank WalkerGUEST
12:02
But if you analyze their behaviors and their strategies and their positions on things and what they accomplish by their fruits, you shall know them.
Frank WalkerGUEST
12:13
In so many ways, on the left, in application, they don't do what the gospel and Christ's church require them to do.
Frank WalkerGUEST
12:24
You mentioned how last year at St. Peter's Basilica, they had a whole gay pilgrimage come in at the same time as a Latin pilgrimage, and it made big press.
Frank WalkerGUEST
12:35
And this year, these official trads are complaining that the Pope said that it was instrumentalized.
Natalio CosoyCORRESPONDENT
12:18
People come to pray to Our Lady of Lujan, Argentina's patron saint, bringing requests, promises and thanks.
Natalio CosoyCORRESPONDENT
12:27
Gonzalo Moreira is the Basilica's media coordinator.
Natalio CosoyCORRESPONDENT
12:31
Before the pilgrimage, he tells me the Pope's visit is drawing more attention to the shrine and they expect even more people than during the pilgrimage.
Natalio CosoyCORRESPONDENT
12:44
That's because the Pope's visit gives the Basilica more public attention than it usually gets, he says.
Natalio CosoyCORRESPONDENT
12:50
But the intention of those going to Lujan is the same.
Natalio CosoyCORRESPONDENT
12:54
I think for us, it's a way to show the faith we have.
Erica EschlerGUEST
20:59
You'll find Back from the Dead there.
Erica EschlerGUEST
21:01
There's also a Basilica performance on November 1st.
Erica EschlerGUEST
21:05
And thankfully, we have a very large basilica.
Erica EschlerGUEST
21:07
So there's lots of room to still get tickets for that performance.
Erica EschlerGUEST
21:25
And that is so reflective of what this life on earth is.
Erica EschlerGUEST
21:28
We go to the next thing God leads us to and the next thing God leads us to.
Erica EschlerGUEST
21:33
When we're in the Basilica, the whole place is filled with light and it's so heavenly at night.
Erica EschlerGUEST
21:39
It's glittering because of the tile work.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
28:26
This tiny wooden fragment survived the revolution, hidden by the fateful.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
28:33
Today it is preserved and venerated inside a special copper reliquary housed in the crypt of the rebuilt 19th century Basilica of Notre Dame de Boulogne.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
28:47
It stands as the only direct physical link to the legendary 7th century icon.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
28:53
The destruction was not limited to the statue.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
30:29
Driven by a profound personal vow to restore the honor of Our Lady of Boulogne, he bought the ruined cathedral land with his own modest funds in 1820 and set out to rebuild her home.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
30:46
What makes this priest's achievement so extraordinary is that he had no formal training in architecture or engineering.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
30:57
Drawing inspiration from St. Paul's Cathedral in London, St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, and the Pantheon in Paris, He personally drafted the ambitious neoclassical design.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
31:12
Because Boulogne faces the English Channel, Havron decided to design a towering central dome standing over 100 meters or 330 feet high.

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