Wherein President Washut converses with Adam Hermanson, Principle at Denver's Integration Design Group (IDG), an architectural firm with “particular expertise in the design, restoration, and new construction of sacred buildings, worship spaces, and liturgical furnishings.” Adam is also the father of a WCC graduate, Emma, who delivered her class’s S…

Wherein President Washut speaks with Tim Glemkowski, CEO of the National Eucharistic Congress. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut talk with Dominic Carstens (’24), who will be graduating on Monday and will spent part of his summer as a “Perpetual Pilgrim” for the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage's Seton route. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut are joined by the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage's Maria Benes, who is serving as Project Lead for the Marian (North) and Junipero Serra (West) routes of the pilgrimage. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut talk with Father Trevor Lontine, WCC’s first alumni priest. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut complete the second half of their wide-ranging conversation with two of Wyoming Catholic College's closest friends, Father Nathan Cromly (of the Saint John Institute) and JD Flynn (of The Pillar). Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut take advantage of a trip to Denver to record a wide-ranging conversation with two of Wyoming Catholic College's closest friends, Father Nathan Cromly (of the Saint John Institute) and JD Flynn (of The Pillar). Today's podcast episode is the first half of that conversation. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu…

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut, “basking in the afterglow of the Easter celebration,” discuss the story of Christ's Easter-morning encounter with two of His disciples on the road to Emmaus. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut discuss the historical and spiritual importance of Holy Thursday. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes spends some time exploring how the Blessed Sacrament is prefigured in the Israelites' experience of manna in the desert, their sustenance during their time of testing. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes meets with Wyoming Catholic College's Byzantine chaplain, Father David Anderson, to discuss the similarities and differences in the ways the Eastern churches think and talk about the Eucharistic sacrifice. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut are joined by one of the architect's of Wyoming Catholic College's spoken Latin program, Dr. Scott Olsson. Together, the three of them discuss St. Thomas Aquinas's Eucharistic poem, “Verbum supernum prodiens.” Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.…

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut discuss the role of sacred music in the Eucharistic celebration with Paul Jernberg, Founder and Director of the Magnificat Institute of Sacred Music and Composer-in-Residence at Wyoming Catholic College. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and Dr. Adam Cooper, Assistant Professor of Humanities and Trivium at Wyoming Catholic College, discuss the Eucharistic, lyric imagery of George Herbert’s poem, “Love III”. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes talks with Jacob Ramaekers, a graduate of Wyoming Catholic College and a member of the College's unique outreach program, COR Expeditions. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut continue their discussion on the Biblical roots behind understanding the Eucharist as a wilderness meal. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut discuss the particular insights into the nature of the Eucharist that come from Wyoming Catholic College's unique approach to education. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein President Washut, in a departure from our conversational format, shares the talk he gave at SEEK 2024 earlier this month, “Come to the Mountains of the Lord: Transformative Devotion to the Eucharist through a Wilderness Spirituality.” Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut discuss the particular way in with the laity are said to participate in the sacrifice of the Mass. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut spend some time exploring the ways in which the Eucharist should be understood as a sacrifice, and the impact that understanding has on our participation in the Mass. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut discuss Eucharistic miracles and what they add to our understanding of the doctrine of transubstantiation, particularly as it's been discussed on the podcast thus far. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.By Dr. Jeremy Holmes and President Kyle Washut

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut explain how the Mass should be seen as "the End Times," and emphasize the importance of recognizing the Eucharist as intimate and earthy and real, rather than abstract and esoteric. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut discuss the many ways in which the imagery, ritual, and theology surrounding the Eucharist help to explain and enrich the seasons of Advent and of Christmas. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut further flesh out the real-life consequences of the philosophical relationships they discussed in Episode Two. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut start their conversation about the Eucharist by demystifying the Church's technical language surrounding it, with a particular focus on the meaning of the term "transubstantiation." Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.

Wherein Dean Holmes and President Washut lay the groundwork for the podcast and give a brief overview of what lies ahead. Follow along at wyomingcatholic.edu/eucharist-podcast.