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PODCAST – Brothers Banter

Here is a recently launched podcast that was created and developed by two religious brothers looking to invite everyone into a conversation about religion, spirituality, current events and all things Lasallian.

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This podcast was recently launched by two De La Salle Christian Brothers who are currently (2020) in the novitiate in Chicago, IL, Brother Joseph “JD” Macioce (DENA) and Brother Rafael Rodriguez (SFNO).

They decided to provide this podcast – updated every two weeks – in order to share their interests in religious matters, spirituality topics, perspectives on current events, and things related to the world of the Lasallian educational network.

Instagram: @brothersbanterfsc

https://www.instagram.com/p/CHItqpcnRdZ/?igshid=j088iw4eww86

Twitter: @brosbanterfsc

https://twitter.com/brosbanterfsc

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