Interview with Kevin Harmon

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In this episode, I speak with Kevin Harmon who is currently a seminarian at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary. After leaving the faith during his teenage years, he reverted back with a desire for stronger intellectual foundations in the Catholic faith. After college, he felt a yearning in his heart to give his life to God and eventually found himself entering seminary. While studying for the priesthood, he picked up a strong passion for Thomism and Neo-Scholasticism. You can follow him @RomanThomism

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