Paper Cranes

Mrs. Jojo, a longtime fan of CatholicTV and Grexly, joins us to share an incredibly personal story about her journey toward motherhood and how the Blessed Mother accompanied her through the power of the rosary.

Father Cassidy Stinson reflects on his first year as a diocesan priest, the challenges the pandemic has brought to it, and an experience where he administered last rites to a Catholic man who had lived an incredible life.

Father Matthew Gossett shares a story of how a curveball on the street showed him how to improve himself in his walk with Christ and his ministry as a priest.

Father Gregory Plow, T.O.R., tells us about how his love for math led him on a journey of combining faith and reason.

Professor of Christology, Thomas Cattoi, Ph.D., joins us to talk about his experience in the Ukraine, and his observations of the culture and faith there. Transcript can be found on episode page here: https://paper-cranes.fireside.fm/9

Father Anthony Hamaty was a transitional deacon when we recorded this podcast with him. He tells the story of how he grew up, became a pediatrician, and then entered the seminary later in life.

In light of the current pandemic, Paper Cranes will be going on hiatus until further notice—but Alexis has one more story to share! This one is about a pair of black Converse and an unexpected encounter.

Father Souza tells the story of how a simple phrase sparked questions that changed his life.

Abigail Konig tells a story about how her current year of service is showing her that teaching is unexpectedly so much more than just a job.

Father Eric Cadin shares a story about a cross-country road-trip and the backwards way he learned how to pray.

Kathleen McCarthy tells a story about the summer day when she learned a little something about false summits, good friends, and glorious views.

Giovanna Pessa tells the story of her journey to becoming a missionary for Saint Paul’s Outreach (https://www.spo.org/).

Host Alexis Grace tells the story behind the name "paper cranes."