EP635 | Mary's Yes and Music by Fr. Maximilian Mary Dean
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About this episode
Mary's yes changed the world. This week, film producer Mary Aloe, producer of the Netflix film Mary, tells us about her new book, Let It Be Me. Marie-Claude Lalonde of Aid to the Church in Need - Canada tells us about Red Wednesday, and we reconnect with hermit priest and rock musician Fr. Maximilian Mary Dean and listen to music from his new EP, Come to Him Today. #Mary #rock #persecutedchristians #catholic #slhour #deaconpedro @deaconpedro
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- Salt + Light Media, the YouTube channel of Fondation catholique Sel et Lumière média, on 2026-10-24
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- Fondation catholique Sel et Lumière média, whose own site links this channel (checked 2026-11-07)
- Length
- 57 min
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