Archive for the ‘Podcast’ Category
  • Listen to the Easter Story
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Apr8
    Faith Comes By Hearing has recently released an audio recording of the Easter story. You can listen to it online or you can download the file in MP3 or WAV format for free. [audio:http://www.faithcomesbyhearing.com/audio/download/1698/Easter%20%20The%20Story.mp3] The audio recording is taken from chapter 15 to 16 of the Gospel according to Mark. The use of multiple voices, dramatic background music and sound effects makes the podcast emotionally-involving. It runs for about 11 minutes. Cl... more »
  • The Cardinal Arinze Webcast
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Oct5
    Yes, the world-famous cardinal webcasts. If you can't wait, you can click here to leave my site and begin listening to Cardinal Francis Arinze. The cardinal's webcasts discuss “what the Catholic Church really is about and what her true message is on living a joyful and fulfilling life.” I am convinced that webcasting and similar technology offer a new and powerful way of spreading and discussing in depth the message of the Gospel. That is why I am glad the Vatican has taken advantage of th... more »
  • Holy Rosary Podcast (Tagalog Version)
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Oct1
    I have not podcasted for quite a while, so I said yes when Jun Asis of mabutingbalita.net asked me to help him make a Rosary podcast. The Rosary podcast we've recorded is in the Tagalog language. Since October is the month of the Holy Rosary, we thought it would be timely to make it available now. Why pray the rosary? The main reason why we need to pray the Rosary is to remember in prayer the important events or mysteries in the history of our salvation. Each mystery of the Rosary is a medi... more »
  • Almost Done
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Oct19
    I am reconstructing my podcast site. I got so busy last August and September that I have almost totally forgotten to update it. One good reason to bring it up to date is the fact that podcasting has suddenly become as popular as blogging. Based on my site stats, there are scores of people visiting my podcast site everyday and there is virtually nothing new for them. Most of them wound up in my site after googling for “Filipino/pinoy podcast.” When I first podcasted there were no more than... more »
  • Podcast Promo
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Jul15
    I thought it was a good idea to make a podcast promo. Besides, I have received quite a few requests for it from fellow podcasters. What I have made is a one-minute presentation of what my podcast series is all about. It did not take me long to write the copy, but choosing the appropriate audio tracks did. Yet I truly had fun doing it. If you are a podcaster, you are free to use this plug in your podcast. Please leave your comments and suggestions on how to improve my 60-second podcast promo. You... more »
  • Dutch Communicants
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Jul10
    In this podcast epidsode you are going to meet five Dutch boys and girls, aged between eight and eleven. They are Daisy-Mae, Chrisamae, Rubbin, Willibeth and Anna Rose. They are first communicants and they are going to tell us why they want to receive Jesus in the Eucharist. You are also going to meet Sr. Juliet, the Filipina Holy Spirit sister who prepared the children for their first Holy Communion in Rotterdam, Netherlands. You can listen to my podcasts using iTunes or Podnova or through th... more »
  • Mylene
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Jul4
    Mylene is only 29 years old but she already went through three surgical operations. First, for a kidney transplant when she was only 24. Second, to remove a lump in her breast. And just recently, to replace her damaged hip. At first she was very bitter and even blamed God. But now she feels bubbly and, as a nurse in a British hospital, makes it a point to bring hope and inspiration to her patients. What changed her outlook? What is her source of strength? How can wounding be a source ... more »
  • Role of the Laity in the Church
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Jun25
    His name is Lawrence Stephens. He is one of the only two lay persons (read: non-ordained) in the world who have been appointed as General Secretary of a Bishops' Conference. I interviewed Lawrence about his experiences as General Secretary of the Bishops' Conference of Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands. We also talked about the special role of the laity in the church. In the Decree on the Apostolate of the Laity, Pope Paul VI , proclaimed that the acitivity of the laity “is so necessary... more »
  • Father’s Day Podcast
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Jun18
    This is a Father’s Day special edition podcast, in recognition of the extraordinary roles fathers play in our lives, in our families and in our societies. I conversed with 4 friends from various parts of the world. Mylene (United Kingdom) talks about how her father gave her strength during the weakest moments in her life. Suzette (Philippines) shares how her dad helped her pass the board exams. Fr. Raymond (France) reflects on the Father’s desire to establish an intimate heart to hea... more »
  • A Missionary Amongst Street Children in Fiji
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Jun8
    In this podcast you will meet Mark, a Belgian missionary of the Sacred Heart who did pastoral work with street children for 21 months in Fiji. He will share with us the pains and gains of living in another country, and the unsurpassable joy of being able to share God’s love with impoverished children. I will introduce a new section of my podcast called SpiritFresh 360 – reflections and insights to refresh and nourish your soul. You will also get to hear a song entitled “Our Son... more »
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Fr. Stephen Cuyos is a Missionaries of the Sacred Heart (MSC) priest, who blogs about his faith and ministry, about the use of new technologies and social media for evangelization, as well as his advocacy for Linux and Free/Open Source Software.

Fr. Stephen is available for talks, seminars, recollections, retreats and workshops. Click here for more info.

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