Mike Aquilina

Happy Feast Day of the Archangels.

And I couldn't think of a better guest to bring on than my near and dear friend, my brother, Mike, Mike Aquilina.

And fittingly, I got you here.

And fittingly, you got a book that came out not long back.

Audience, we'll be back on the other side of the break in just a moment.

Stick around.

audience and we are here with the incredible mike aquilina we're talking about saint michael and his world brand new book and you were talking about the book of brand of daniel and you were talking about the prince and when the break crept up on us go ahead pick up where you left off my friend

All right, so Daniel recognizes that Michael is the special guardian of God's people on earth.

Those who keep the commandments of God and bear the testimony of Jesus are her offspring.

Faithful Tomorrow, we're live with Dr. Mike Aquilina talking all things archangels.

See you soon, faithful.

With David Kinnaman, he wrote the book Faith for Exiles, which is how I first saw his name, and then we became friends after I, I read that.

But one of my favorite things about Mark is he was, uh, the executive director for Youth Specialties for years, and that's Mike Aquilina and all those guys that just turned the world upside down.

So Mark is one of these men who's been in the forefront, in the middle of, around the edges of cultural change and shift over the last decades, and it is a, a great conversation.

One of the things that Mark and I agree on is that if we disciple men, we change everything.

Yesterday, we had the goaded and the incredible Dr. Gabriel Saeed Reynolds.

We're going to have Dr. Mike Aquilina on again this week.

He just wrote a brand new book.

He just wrote a brand new book.

Who's up for that? By the way, audience, I'm going to be having guests I'm going to have on very soon again.

The legendary Dr. Mike Aquilina.

He just wrote a book all about St. Michael.

All about St. Michael Aquilina.

Today was just one little sample.

We've got some tremendous guests, including another magnificent guest.

We've got Dr. Mike Aquilina.

He'll be coming back on again, but this time to talk about his book, all of it, all of it on St. Michael's.

Joining me is an expert on matters of the early church and the fathers.

It's Mike Aquilina, author of numerous books, executive vice president of the St. Paul Center and contributing editor to Angelus News.

He's also hosted 11 series on EWTN and appears weekly on the Sunrise Morning Show.

Mike, my friend, great to speak with you again.

It's a great feast day to do it.

It really is.

I told Brian during the break, I get to geek out at Mike Aquilina again.

What a treat.

No misinformation here.

And this week, guys, I am joined by a longtime guest of the show, Mike Aquilina, to talk about the evangelical encounter of the early church.

We go through how I encountered, as an evangelical, the early church fathers.

What they believed about church governance and how the church looked and communion and the sacraments and the global widespreadness of this whole movement and how those things shook my understanding of as an evangelical Christian, of what those early days of Christianity looked like, and how all those things fit with the account in the Gospels, the Epistles, into one seamless kind of early church that I just could not see.

You're all the best.

Thank you.

And now, without any further ado, my midst conversation with Mike Aquilina on an evangelical encounter of the early church.

Please listen and enjoy.

And if we have something like this new book that is, uh, new because it's reprinted the power of love to get a chance to reconsider all the ways, uh, that Fulton Sheen's life made such a powerful impact on so many.

So today we have on air with us, uh, author extraordinaire Mike Aquilina, who's going to talk about The Power of Love by Fulton Sheen.

He wrote the foreword to it.

Mike, thanks for coming on The Catholic Morning Show.

We hear about all you need is love or love is love.

We understand how society talks about love in a very general, nonspecific way.

We're speaking with Mike Aquilina, who writes the foreword for Fulton Sheen's newly re-released The Power of Love in Ignatius Press.

Mike, do you suppose that that is the power of this book is to show that love has to be concrete or it's not truly love at all