From the archives of Comments from the Koala, we’ve found this little gem: Hairy, the Wooly Mammoth! Continue reading
Category: Podcast
Comments from the Koala #44: Iggy, the MonkeyBoy!
Meet Ignatius Xavier Alexander . . . MonkeyBoy, “Iggy” for short. He is the talent agent and secretary for Mel Bourne, the Koala from New Jersey. He speaks to us this week about working for God.
Comments from the Koala 42: A Dwagon in the Playground
Dwayne the Dwagon returns with a message to all to let everyone play, and to pray before all activities. Continue reading
Comments from the Koala #40: Lessons from the Catty-Chism 2
Fr. Magnetus Brown is back with number 2 in his “Lessons from the Catty-Chism”, this time on the Sacraments of Healing: Confession and Anointing of the Sick. Continue reading
Comments from the Koala #39: Ding Dong, the Drama Llama
Meet Ding Dong, the Drama Llama, here to tell us about exercising our souls by going to Church on Sunday! Continue reading
Comments from the Koala #38: Snoozle the Wamgarin!
In this episode, we meet Snoozle, the Wamgarin, from the planet Wamgar. He doesn’t speak our language, so Fudge, the Milk Chocolate Lab has agreed to translate. Snoozle has little red antenae that he uses to sniff out the truth. Our lesson this episode: the Sense of the Faithful. Continue reading
Comments from the Koala #37: Be Kind!!
Fenway, our only Green Creature, gives us an urgent plea to be nice to people who happen to be different from us. Continue reading
Comments from the Koala #36: Lessons from the Catty-Chism 1
Fr. Magentus Brown gives the first of his lessons on the Catholic Catechism. This first lesson is on the Sacraments of Initiation. Continue reading
Comments from the Koala #35: Happy Anniversary, Koala!!
Mel Bourne, the Koala from New Jersey, celebrates one whole year of being on the Inter-Webs. This week, he shares with us an episode from his video archives . . . Enjoy!
Comments from the Koala 34: Responsibility
Bro Stan “the Man” MacKenzie teaches us about the importance of responsibility, when he can’t find his dog, who is running around loose. Continue reading