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In this podcast, join Jameson as he explores different topics on the Catholic Faith in his unique and goofy way with various guests. Whether you've been Catholic your whole life or you've only seen the Faith in movies, we want to listen to the ways in which God has moved throughout your lives and talk about those topics that set your heart on fire. Join us on our journey as listen in to God's Voice in our own lives, and we hope that you will hear His Voice too as we go on this journey.
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Join Linda Nason, Paula Andrikopoulos, and I as we talk about Jesus coming to be our Blessed Guest in Eucharistic Adoration
What would you say to Pope Francis?
Join me and my two community members, Julia and Madeleine, as we talk about our experience with the Notre Dame Echo Program and what the heck this program even is. Hope it helps to clear up confusion about why we get the blessing to serve your diocese for the next two years.
Join my dad and I as we reflect on the nature of transition in our lives and what it means to make the uncomfortable comfortable and the comfortable uncomfortable.
Hey all, the podcast has returned for 2022 and we kicked things off with some reflections on what it means to live a life of continual conversion - to live a life of New Beginnings. Join me and my brother as we reflect together on his own conversion story and what it means to live anew in Jesus Christ :)
I just wanted to share some of my thoughts and my heart with you all as we all enter into this Christmas season. Hope you enjoy the episode and find that it bears fruit unto eternal life.
Join us in the final Advent episode where I discuss the story of the Shepherds in the Field with some of the Saint John's choir members. In this episode, we had the chance to talk about the significance of music in the Christian Liturgy and prayer life. Hope you find the conversation fruitful unto eternal life and that you enjoy listening to it!
Continuing in our Advent reflections, we continue on to the Visitation speaking both on the importance of hospitality to Christ and our neighbor. I hope you enjoy our conversation!
Join us in the first of our Advent Episodes as we prepare our hearts for the Coming of Christ and the celebration of Christmas. In this first episode, I am joined by Father Craig Pregana and Chris Donoghue as we reflect on the meaning of Advent and the story of the Annunciation. Hope you enjoy the conversation!
Join us for another episode of Be-Loved where I am joined by Kellie Kickham and Diane Blaha in a conversation on Catholic Education!
Join me in this episode as I talk with Kiara and Dylan, two participants in the RCIA program at our Parish, about their experience of conversion into the Catholic Church!
Join Meg Keenan and I in this latest episode as we talk about the importance of the saints in our own lives and how we too are called to live holy lives for God!
In this Episode of Be-loved, I am joined by Roz Kalberer as we explore the meaning of blessing through the Lens of Luke's Gospel. Come with us to discover the true blessing we all possess and desire to give.
What is a Synod? Why we are we doing a Synod? Is this just another listening Session? In this episode, I am joined by Mike Murphy as we explore these and more questions on the current Synod that our Church is embarking on.
In this second episode, I am joined by Lori Castro as we take a closer look at the importance of prayer in our relationship with God and how trust lies at the center of prayer. Specifically, we talk about our good friend, St. Therese of Lisieux, who has taught both of us how to pray well.
In this first episode of Be-Loved, we take a closer look at the story of the Rich Man and Christ's invitation to fall deeper in love with Him. Join Chris Donoghue, Father Craig Pregana, and I as we discuss what it means to be loved by God as we journey towards Heaven.
What would you say to Pope Francis?
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