Living Beyond Sunday (a St. Patrick Catholic Community Podcast)

Emy, Thomas, and Jacob take some time to dive into the topic of mental health. Drawing from personal experience in the Church conversation in this podcast centers on mental health, stigma, connection, and much more. This conversation also serves as a follow up to last week’s conversation with Sandy Meyers, which also focused on mental health.

Sandy Meyers works on staff at St. Patrick’s as the coordinator of parish nurse ministry. Her role entails more than being attuned to the physical needs of people but also the mental and emotional well being of individuals. Our conversation centered on mental health in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

Kayla August has many years of experience in the realm of campus ministry and is currently in the process of pursuing a PhD in preaching with a specific interest in women’s voice in the Church. She recently had an article published in The Grotto, which focused on racial justice and how one can be an ally in the fight. Our conversation focused around racial justice (specifically in the aftermath of George Floyd’s death) and women’s voice in the Church.

Former NFL player and head coach, TV analyst, and head football coach at Arizona State University, Herm Edwards joins Brian Cannon for a conversation on adaptability, trust and marketplace ministry.

The Spirit is Lit is a podcast made by members of the young adult community at St. Patrick Catholic Community in Scottsdale Arizona. Join us each week for a conversation on faith, current events, and everything in between.

The Spirit is Lit is a podcast made by members of the young adult community at St. Patrick Catholic Community in Scottsdale Arizona. Join us each week for a conversation on faith, current events, and everything in between.

The Spirit is Lit is a podcast made by members of the young adult community at St. Patrick Catholic Community in Scottsdale Arizona. Join us each week for a conversation on faith, current events, and everything in between

Daily message from Saint Nick for December 24, 2020   Merry Christmas!

Episode 13: Samuel the Little Server Read by: Cheryl Cook, St. Patrick lector   Welcome to the Bible Storytime podcast, a production of St. Patrick Catholic Community. https://stpatcc.org/ In today’s episode we meet Samuel, a boy who heard God calling him, and inspired the song “Here I Am, Lord.”   We believe in sharing the stories of the Bible with the next generation. By telling our shared “family stories,” we may learn better how God wishes to work in our lives. This project brings together adult and teen lectors from our community, staff and clergy to tell these exciting and dramatic stories, particularly to children ages 3-8, but to be enjoyed by all.     These stories come from the Read-Aloud Book of Bible Stories written by Amy Steedman and published by Sophia Institute Press. https://www.sophiainstitute.com/.    This episode was engineered by Chad Carpenter and features original music by Payton Bagshaw.    This project is made possible by our community’s faithful Giving, Praying, and Serving. It is our gift to help you strengthen your journey as a Christian Disciple in Mission. 

Episode 9: Moses the Great Leader  Read by: Todd Bankofier, St. Patrick lector    Welcome to the Bible Storytime podcast, a production of St. Patrick Catholic Community. https://stpatcc.org/ Today we hear the rest of the remarkable story of Moses who responded to God’s call by leaving his life of comfort to lead the Israelites out of slavery.   We believe in sharing the stories of the Bible with the next generation. By telling our shared “family stories,” we may learn better how God wishes to work in our lives. This project brings together adult and teen lectors from our community, staff and clergy to tell these exciting and dramatic stories, particularly to children ages 3-8, but to be enjoyed by all.     These stories come from the Read-Aloud Book of Bible Stories written by Amy Steedman and published by Sophia Institute Press. https://www.sophiainstitute.com/.    This episode was engineered by Chad Carpenter and features original music by Payton Bagshaw.    This project is made possible by our community’s faithful Giving, Praying, and Serving. It is our gift to help you strengthen your journey as a Christian Disciple in Mission.   

Welcome to "The Conversation" from St. Patrick Studio ~ In this episode, Brian Cannon sits down for a conversation with Fr. Dave Dwyer, CSP. Fr. Dave is a Paulist priest and Executive Director of Busted Halo Ministries. He is the publisher of BustedHalo.com and the host of "The Busted Halo Show with Father Dave," a call-in radio talk show airing five nights a week on SiriusXM radio on which he answers questions of faith for more than 30 million subscribers.   St. Patrick Studio is a ministry that seeks to help you know, love, and serve God more as Christian Disciples in Mission through digital media. New content is released every Monday at 6:30 pm and available on-demand after that. This ministry is made possible, and brought to you completely free of charge because of your faithful Stewardship GPS.

We are a community that seeks to know, love and serve God more as Christian Disciples in Mission who are living beyond sunday. Church does not only happen in a building on Sunday but it is who we are and how we live our faith in the ups and downs of daily life.    My name is Adam Stein and I am the coordinator of communications here at St. Patrick.    Brian Cannon, or Coordinator of Evangelization and Family life sits down for a conversation with Jill McMahon. Jill is a licensed professional counselor, who for the last 17 years has specilzed in working with survivors of suicide and generalized grief. She is also a wife, mother, and parishioner of our parish and has spoken at Home Field Advantage, youth ministry programs, and more. The last time she was on a podcast with us, we focused on the increasing depression and anxiety experienced by our youth in a time where our community was recognizing an increase in suicides among our youth. In the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, we face new issues, especially as we look at the mental health of our communities during this time. Jill and Brian talk about these challenges, touching on all areas from its effect on the family, children, youth, adults, seniors, care givers, ministers and clergy. From ideas to practical advice you can put in practice right away, the conversation reminds us to be united, to share positivity in a pandemic, and to look for genuine encounter moments. Welcome to the Conversation...