For those of you who had the pleasure of watching our most recent Critical Catholic livestream, you saw how the first 30 minutes were rife with all kinds of technical bugs. Sadly, we were unable to show Gareth Thomas’s video from his hermitage in the mountains of Spain. I’d uploaded it in three parts, hoping that we could play the clips throughout the episode. The idea was that each clip would be able to spark the next round of discussion. Didn’t happen. Live broadcasting doesn’t allow much room for error.
So now (finally) I am pleased to present the video to you in all its glory, from beginning to end. But first, if you haven’t, read Gareth’s piece about Vigano I and Vigano II, written in the form of a chapter from an Umberto Eco novel.
Apologies, Gareth.
Readers, here he is, relaying the backstory (whilst feeding his donkeys):
Mike Lewis is the founding managing editor of Where Peter Is. In addition to his work for the site, his writing has appeared in America Magazine, National Catholic Reporter, US Catholic, The Irish Catholic, Catholic Outlook, The Synodal Times, and other Catholic publications. He has been quoted in The Washington Post, Vanity Fair, The New York Post, and other mainstream outlets on Catholic affairs. He previously co-hosted the Field Hospital podcast with Jeannie Gaffigan and The Debrief podcast. Before founding Where Peter Is, he worked in communications at the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and Catholic Climate Covenant. He is married with four children.
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