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Setting the Record Straight - The Red Priest And His Orphan Girl Orchestra

In Venice there still exists a wonderful old hospital, the “Devout Hospital of Mercy”, the Pio Ospedale della Pieta. It was established during the 11th Century as a hotel and hospital  for crusaders. After the crusades it slowly changed into a hospital. But not just a hospital. Also it was, and still is, a convent and a charitable orphanage for Venice’s many abandoned infants and foundlings. But it was not just an orphanage, the Ospedale, improbable as it may seem, was also a world famous music conservatory.  The orphans were taught to compose and play instruments by a red-headed priest.

This priest is famous. He is considered one of the greatest composers.

Who is he? Listen and find out.

Setting the Record Straight - Mommies & Daddies & Priests

Listen to this survey of the history wonderful effects of the Roman catholic Church on Women, Men, and families.

Setting the Record Straight - The Latin Mass Is For Troglodytes

Setting the Record Straight - Listen to the Blackrobes Part Five

Listen To The Blackrobes - Part Five

These colorful stories of the French Jesuits missionaries in New France were recorded in their annual progress reports.  The cultured and intelligent Jesuits produced fascinating tales of triumph and tragedy that were published and became best sellers in Europe in the seventeenth century. 

Setting the Record Straight - Listen to the Blackrobes Part Four

The Old Evangelization was incredible. Get inspired ! Listen to his sample of “The Jesuit Relations”  In the 17th century the French Jesuit missionaries, called Blackrobes by the Indians,  wrote fascinating annual reports of their pioneering adventures in North America. These reports are combinations of adventure stories, anthropological studies, confessions, naturalist journals, and evangelical progress reports. They were published as “The Jesuit Relations” and became best sellers all over Europe. 

Setting the Record Straight - Listen to the Blackrobes Part Three

These colorful stories of the French Jesuits missionaries in New France were recorded in their annual progress reports.  The cultured and intelligent Jesuits produced fascinating tales of triumph and tragedy that were published and became best sellers in Europe in the seventeenth century. 

Setting the Record Straight - Listen to the Blackrobes Part Two

These colorful stories of the French Jesuits missionaries in New France were recorded in their annual progress reports.  The cultured and intelligent Jesuits produced fascinating tales of triumph and tragedy that were published and became best sellers in Europe in the seventeenth century. 

Setting the Record Straight - Listen to the Blackrobes PART ONE

The Old Evangelization was incredible. Get inspired ! Listen to his sample of “The Jesuit Relations”  In the 17th century the French Jesuit missionaries, called Blackrobes by the Indians,  wrote fascinating annual reports of their pioneering adventures in North America. These reports are combinations of adventure stories, anthropological studies, confessions, naturalist journals, and evangelical progress reports. They were published as “The Jesuit Relations” and became best sellers all over Europe. 

Setting the Record Straight - Tango Stories

Setting the Record Straight - Luther and Muslims vs Catholicism 06/24/15

Setting the Record Straight with Charles Coughlin - Luther and Muslims vs Catholicism 06/24/15

Setting the Record Straight - Legalizing Pot

On each program of “Setting the Record Straight” you will hear another fascinating yet neglected story from two thousand years of magnificent achievements of the Catholic Church. Historical Apologist Charles Coughlin presents these intriguing stories based upon respected and authoritative historical sources. Misinformation and disinformation about the earthly work of the Catholic Church is corrected.  “Setting the Record Straight” will quench the thirst of Catholics who want to hear true stories explaining their glorious heritage.

Setting the Record Straight - Bloody Mary and Bloodier Betty

"Bloody Mary"  was the Queen of England and Ireland from July 1553 until her death. Her executions of hundreds of Protestants caused her opponents to give her the nickname "Bloody Mary”. In this program the nickname “Bloodier Betty” is applied to  Elizabeth I who was was Queen of England and Ireland from  November 1558 until her death. She persecuted Catholics in England and Ireland. It is estimated that 1.5 million Irish -Catholic peasants were starved or “put to the sword” and their lands seized  while she reigned.

Queen Elizabeth I

Setting the Record Straight - Flat Earthers and Fairy Tales

On each program of “Setting the Record Straight” you will hear another fascinating yet neglected story from two thousand years of magnificent achievements of the Catholic Church. Historical Apologist Charles Coughlin presents these intriguing stories based upon respected and authoritative historical sources. Misinformation and disinformation about the earthly work of the Catholic Church is corrected.  “Setting the Record Straight” will quench the thirst of Catholics who want to hear true stories explaining their glorious heritage.

Setting the Record Straight - The Book Wars

The past is not over.  War begins in the media before any weapons are fired. Today’s battlefield is the electronic media. The battlefield of the last 500 years was on the pages of books. Which books? The most destructive weapons are paper weapons loaded with the ammunition of artful lies. Among these are 

"The Centuriators of Magdeburg”,  "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Mosheim's "Institutiones Historiae Ecclesiasticaen” and  John Foxe’s "Book of Martyrs”.

Setting the Record Straight - The Power and the Glory

God has been outlawed and priest have systematically hunted down and killed. In this one hour audio condensation of one the greatest novels of the 20th century you will find yourself inside the mind and heart of an alcoholic priest on the run from the Mexican military. This novel is Graham Greene’s masterpiece depicting  a period when Mexico’s government was Masonic and Marxist and went to war to erase the Catholic Church.

Bishop Emanuel Palomar Azpeitin of Tepic, Mexico returning to his homeland in 1929 with 27 of his fellow priests. They, along with many other priests, had been deported in 1926 by the Mexican government and lived for three years in Los Angeles, California.

Setting the Record Straight - The Crucified Church

On each program of “Setting the Record Straight” you will hear another fascinating yet neglected story from two thousand years of magnificent achievements of the Catholic Church. Historical Apologist Charles Coughlin presents these intriguing stories based upon respected and authoritative historical sources. Misinformation and disinformation about the earthly work of the Catholic Church is corrected.  “Setting the Record Straight” will quench the thirst of Catholics who want to hear true stories explaining their glorious heritage.

Setting the Record Straight - Quintet of isms

On each program of “Setting the Record Straight” you will hear another fascinating yet neglected story from two thousand years of magnificent achievements of the Catholic Church. Historical Apologist Charles Coughlin presents these intriguing stories based upon respected and authoritative historical sources. Misinformation and disinformation about the earthly work of the Catholic Church is corrected.  “Setting the Record Straight” will quench the thirst of Catholics who want to hear true stories explaining their glorious heritage.

Setting the Record Straight - More Bells

More reflections on Church Bells!

Setting the Record Straight - Bells

Setting the Record Straight - How the Catholic Church Saved Christianity

There are 36,000 Christian sects. To which sects did the early Christians belong?

Are any of the contemporary sects the authentic Church that Christ established?

Did Christ write a book or form a hierarchical Church based on tradition?  

The Early Church