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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2020 · 28 MIN

Restoring the Sciences for Christ the King

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 In this CFN Special Report, Brian McCall interviews three traditional Catholics who are working to build a Catholic business that harnesses the power of hydrogen as a fuel source. The business of Bomax Hydrogen LLC is established on sound Catholic social teaching to reclaim the search for additional sources of energy from the radical liberal left. Using principles of Distributism, the company seeks to commercialize a way for power to be generated locally for businesses and homes (and even on Mars for astronauts to power their trip home). Professor McCall speaks with Dr. Deborah Maxwell (the inventor of the patented process) and two fellow traditional Catholic employees, Maximilian Renieri, and Edward Campbell. 

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In this CFN Special Report, Brian McCall interviews three traditional Catholics who are working to build a Catholic business that harnesses the power of hydrogen as a fuel source. The business of Bomax Hydrogen LLC is established on sound Catholic social teaching to reclaim the search for additional sources of energy from the radical liberal left. Using principles of Distributism, the company seeks to commercialize a way for power to be generated locally for businesses and homes (and ev...

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