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Short Video Series #7 - Raymond de Souza starts off the Coredemption Conference on a beautiful fall morning in Indianapolis (43min) >>> Play

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So here’s the first talk given at the Coredemption Conference held on Saturday 13th October 2007, at Our Lady of the Greenwood Catholic Church, Greenwood, Indiana. Raymond de Souza had the honor of being the first speaker (or was it really an honor?) - we’ve taken the switched feed backup tape, fixed a few minor switching errors (no names mentioned!), re-captured the audio from the source tapes, and stitched this show together - please enjoy!

We will be trying to post one episode a week for the next several weeks until we have the whole Conference re-run. We will also make these talks available in podcasts, i.e. in MP3 format to download for use in MP3 players etc. - stay tuned.

Raymond has a brand new series now showing on EWTN - check it out Mondays at 11:00am, and Thursdays at 2:30am.

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Live Archive #3 - Fr. Peter Fehlner, FI at the Conference in Indiana (50min) >>> Play

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Fr. Peter gives the last presentation at the Behold Your Mother Marian Conference receiving a standing ovation.  The title of his talk is Mariae Advocatae Causa: The Marian Issue in the Church Today. He discusses with his usual exuberance why the Marian titles of Coredemptrix, Mediatrix and Advocate are central to the Church today. Come listen as Fr. Peter connects these doctrines to a wide number of concerns for the Church.

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Live Archive #2 - Scott Hahn and Mark Miravalle at a lively point in the Panel Discussion (45min) >>> Play

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Here is the first of the segments from the Panel Discussion of the Behold Your Mother Marian Conference with Fr. Peter Fehlner, Scott Hahn, Mark Miravalle, Raymond de Souza and with Dana Scallon as the MC. This is a direct recording of the live feed. We intended to put all the conference up in this fashion but due to the computer crash half way through Scott Hahn’s presentation we lost most of the presentations. The first Question and Answer is hard to follow because of audio problems but these get resolved quickly and the speakers handle all this so gracefully.

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