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Newman on Tap Presents

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by Ron Snyder

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93 episodes
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<p>Guest interviews exploring the life and thought of St. John Henry Newman</p>

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11/15/2022

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April 27, 2026

Religion, a Weariness to the Natural Man - Callie MacDonald

In this episode of Newman on Tap, host Ron Snyder discusses Newman's 1828 sermon "Religion, A Weariness to the Natural Man" with guest Callie McDonald, a nurse and member of the forming Benedictine Oblates of Mary at the University of Mary in Bismarck. Newman's central argument is that religion feels burdensome not because it is lacking, but because the human heart is not yet aligned with God — as he writes, "We cannot expect the system of the universe to come over to us… these are fixed, we ...

Episode thumbnail for The Yoke of Christ - Dr. Peter Daly

April 13, 2026

The Yoke of Christ - Dr. Peter Daly

In this episode host Ron Snyder interviews Dr. Peter Daly — orthopedic surgeon, co-founder of One World Surgery, and lifelong devotee of St. John Henry Newman. Together they explore Newman's sermon "The Yoke of Christ" (1839), examining how suffering, the Beatitudes, and the narrow way of the cross lead to true freedom and righteousness. Dr. Daly shares a deeply personal account of his 2021 bone marrow transplant, describing it as a transformative "purgatory experience" that stripped away sel...

Episode thumbnail for Intellect, the Instrument of Religious Training - Patrick Reilly, Founder and President of the Cardinal Newman Society

March 30, 2026

Intellect, the Instrument of Religious Training - Patrick Reilly, Founder and President of the Cardinal Newman Society

Host Ron Snyder and Patrick Reilly discuss St. John Henry Newman's sermon "Intellect, the Instrument of Religious Training" (1857). Patrick, founder of the Cardinal Newman Society (https://cardinalnewmansociety.org/) discusses how Newman argued that Catholic education must unite faith and intellect — that forming only the "gentleman" through liberal arts is insufficient without also tending to the soul. They explore Newman's depiction of how the fall fragmented the human soul, permitting the ...

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<p>Guest interviews exploring the life and thought of St. John Henry Newman</p>
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