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3.01 || (Another) Disaster at the Donut Festival

3.01 || (Another) Disaster at the Donut Festival

FromForgive Me!


3.01 || (Another) Disaster at the Donut Festival

FromForgive Me!

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Length:
29 minutes
Released:
Apr 9, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Father Ben oversees the return of the St. Patrick’s Donut Festival.

Produced by Rogue Dialogue Productions (roguedialogue.com)
Written and directed by Jack Marone and Bob Raymonda
Cast:

Josh Rubino as Father Klem

Casey Callaghan as Father Ben

Zach Valenti as Luke

Lauren Shippen as Sydney

Adam Raymonda as Adam

Dallas Wheatley as Andrew

Ann Rhodes Sweet as Margaret

Milo Marone as Archie

Derek Emerson Powell as Tom

Jack Marone as Steve

Jordan Briggs as Wade

Bob Frame as Roger

Danyelle Ellett as Lisa

Michael Antico as Brett

Sam Twardy as Emma

Michael Larkin as Joe

Krystal Osborne as Clara

Sawyer Greene as Mitchell

Dan Zimberg as Ted

Jeremy Beazlie as Brother Jonathan


Script editing by Jordan Stillman
Dialogue editing by Bob Raymonda
Sound design and score by Adam Raymonda
Logo by Sam Twardy (www.samtwardy.com)
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Released:
Apr 9, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (59)

Father Ben left his congregation in Binghamton, New York, in the cover of night for the smaller, quieter pastures of St. Patrick’s. As our new, young, and at times progressive priest begins to acquiesce to his new surroundings, he finds himself butting heads with the eccentric parishioners who come to him seeking solace and advice. Whether he’s trying to understand Old Margaret’s “usual” confession; parsing out how Tom can better help care for his wife’s pet pig, David; or getting to the bottom of the Christmas Eve Mass Incident, Forgive Me! explores the intertwined lives in Ben’s new community and the funny, sad, and sometimes painful experiences that come out of confession and the Catholic experience.