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EPISODE · May 25, 2026 · 22 MIN

Ep. 3.64: A Steady Hand in Turbulent Times: The Arrival of Cardinal Carberry

from Saint Louis: The Story of Catholic Evangelization of America’s Heartland · host Covenant Network

This episode introduces Cardinal John Joseph Carberry as he arrives in St. Louis at a moment of profound upheaval in the Church and the wider culture. Born in Brooklyn and shaped by deep scholarship, pastoral experience, and a lifelong devotion to Our Lady, Carberry brought a steady, principled, and quietly courageous leadership style to a diocese shaken by post‑conciliar confusion. The program traces his early life, academic brilliance, and pastoral assignments, then follows his rise through Lafayette and Columbus—highlighting his commitment to civil rights, ecumenism, subsidiarity, and fidelity to the Magisterium—before turning to the challenges awaiting him in St. Louis. As the episode closes, a powerful anecdote from Cardinal Dolan captures the clarity and conviction Carberry embodied: in a moment of theological chaos, he simply professed the Apostles’ Creed.

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