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In this episode of Let Me Be Frank on Veritas Catholic Network, Bishop Frank Caggiano joins host Steve Lee to discuss the ongoing Eucharistic renewal initiatives in the Diocese of Bridgeport. From the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage to local parish processions, Bishop Caggiano shares insights on the power of Eucharistic adoration, the challenges of secular indifference, and the importance of fostering authentic community. He also discusses the vital role of challenging young people to embrace radical holiness and reflects on his summer plans and answers a listener question about Pope Leo XIV's first international trip. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about faith, fellowship, and evangelization!

In this special live episode of Let Me Be Frank on the Veritas Catholic Network, Bishop Frank Caggiano and host Steve Lee come to you from St. Rose of Lima Parish in Newtown, Connecticut. With eighth graders and parishioners filling the pews, His Excellency takes questions from students and adults alike in a lively and heartfelt conversation about the life of the Church. Bishop Frank reflects on his call to the priesthood and what it means to serve as a bishop. He speaks candidly about the future of Catholic education, the ongoing challenge of declining Mass attendance, and the importance of supporting young people in their faith. The conversation touches on topics ranging from the traditional Latin Mass to how to hear God's voice in everyday life. With his usual warmth and humor, Bishop Frank shares personal stories of God's providence. He reminds us that faith is not only about going to church—it's about belonging, listening, and responding to God's quiet call in the middle of our noisy world.

In this thought-provoking episode of Let Me Be Frank, Bishop Frank Caggiano is joined by Dr. Greg Bottaro, founder of The Catholic Psych Institute—also known as "The Catholic Psych Guy." Together, they explore the concept of relationality and its role in our lives. They discuss the long-standing notion that relationships are merely accidental to our essence, Bishop Frank and Dr. Bottaro draw on the insights of Pope St. John Paul II, understanding that this view is incomplete. Instead, they delve into the idea that relationality is intrinsic to who we are; that to be human is to be in relationship. Don't miss this deep dive into the intersection of philosophy, theology, and psychology, and what it means for how we understand ourselves and one another! #catholic #christian #faith

All eyes have been on the Vatican for the past couple weeks, appropriately so as we are in the season of Easter.   On Let Me Be Frank, Bishop Caggiano reflects on the life of Pope Francis and prays for his soul . He also prays for the College of Cardinals, as they have an historic task ahead of them.   What is the task ahead? What is the schedule and program for the cardinals who have gathered in Rome for the conclave, which begins on May 7th?   Bishop Frank lays it all out for us, so we know (as much as we can know) what to expect in the weeks to come.   By the way, I recently read a beautiful tribute from Fr Raymond de Souza in The Catholic Thing about the liturgical rhythm of Pope Francis's death and his final days on earth. Fr de Souza pointed out that the past many popes have died “according to a liturgical rhythm”… Francis on Easter Monday, John XXIII on the day after Pentecost, John Paul II on Divine Mercy Sunday, Benedict XVI on the vigil of Mary Mother of God, and Paul VI on the Transfiguration. Please spread the word and tell your friends about Let Me Be Frank! And if you'd like to support the show, you can do that right here.   Pax Christi, Steve Lee The other guy on Let Me Be Frank LINKS  OTHER SHOWS The Tangent: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpeAxbil8_mgC4Ielq0_MRQ Restless: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1SbvGysG6C0mnQRAVcagkg Daily Gospel Reflections: https://www.youtube.com/@UCDXE8YpRhxNwsAiv_lrgBOg

In this episode of 'Let Me Be Frank,' Bishop Frank Caggiano and Steve Lee discuss their holiday celebrations, reflections on hope, and the significance of the New Year and Epiphany. They delve into the theme of hope in the context of the upcoming Holy Year, the importance of vocational discernment through the 'Called by Name' program, and the role of fasting as a spiritual practice. The conversation also emphasizes the need for evangelization and sharing faith stories with the younger generation. Bishop Frank and Steve explore the significance of sharing biblical stories, the lives of various saints, and the lessons they impart. They delve into the inspiring life of St. André Bessette, the humble miracle worker, and St. Anthony, the father of monasticism, highlighting their sacrifices and devotion. The discussion also covers St. Sebastian's martyrdom and the importance of standing firm in one's faith. Finally, they address the protocols surrounding the Eucharist, emphasizing the responsibilities of both clergy and laypersons in safeguarding this sacred element.

In this episode of Let Me Be Frank, Bishop Frank Caggiano and Steve Lee reflect on their Thanksgiving experiences, discuss the significance of Advent and the Novena to the Immaculate Conception, and emphasize the importance of listening in evangelization. They explore the biblical meanings of the numbers 12 and 40, the rules surrounding the bread and wine used in Mass, and Bishop Frank shares what he would ask Pontius Pilate. In this engaging conversation, Bishop Frank answers more listener questions, ranging from the significance of Easter to the historical context of the Coptic Church and the authorship of the Gospels. They delve into the symbolism of the sign of the cross, the reasons behind Jesus' crucifixion, and the traditions surrounding the chalice veil during Mass. Their discussion culminates in Bishop Frank's reflection for the second week of Advent.   

In this episode of 'Let Me Be Frank,' Bishop Frank Caggiano speaks with Dr. John Bergsma about his journey of faith, the importance of teaching scripture, and the challenges faced by young Catholics today. They discuss the significance of Advent, the role of John the Baptist, and the Virgin Mary in salvation history, emphasizing the need for structure and guidance in the modern world. In this conversation, John and Bishop Frank explore the rich theological and historical context surrounding the figures of the Blessed Mother, St. Joseph, and the Magi. They discuss the royal lineage of Mary, her perpetual virginity, and her significant role in the early Church. St. Joseph's humility and rightful kingship are highlighted, along with the Magi's journey and their recognition of Jesus' divinity. The conversation concludes with practical tips for evangelization during the holiday season, emphasizing the importance of sharing personal faith stories with family and friends.  

Bishop Frank Caggiano discusses the Eucharistic Procession in the northern portion of the Diocese of Bridgeport as well as Pope Francis's newest encyclical Dilexit nos

Bishop Frank Caggiano answers some of YOUR listener questions this week! 

Pope St John Paul II wrote that hearing the kerygma proclaimed should result in a person being “overwhelmed and brought to the decision to entrust himself to Jesus Christ by faith”. Fr John Riccardo wonders… have you been “overwhelmed” by the Gospel? Have made a decision to “entrust,” your whole life to Jesus? Bishop Frank Caggiano talks to Fr John Riccardo, founder of Acts XXIX & the Rescue Project, on this episode of Let Me Be Frank. This is an incredibly insightful conversation with concrete ideas about how to bring healing and transformation to ourselves and to the organizations/parishes/dioceses we are a part of.

Fr. Robert Spitzer joins Bishop Frank Caggiano to give a version of the presentation on Eucharistic Miracles he gave the National Eucharistic Congress. He also goes into the various physical and metaphysical proofs for the Existence of God!

Our Restless crew continues our discussion from last week - what advice can our Bishop share to help us young adults continue passionately living our Catholic Faith in the world? How can we grow in holiness and evangelize? And does he ever see a renewal in the Church and in the world? Tune in to hear Paul, Diane, Lauren, and Fr. Joseph speak with Bishop Frank Caggiano of the Diocese of Bridgeport!

Our whole Restless crew welcomes our shepherd, Bishop Frank Caggiano, for a special discussion! We share our lives with the Bishop, and he shares stories of his vocation, his faith, and his direction for the diocese. We are so blessed to have such a shepherd with the heart of Jesus Christ!

Bishop Frank Caggiano discusses the most recent document released by the DDF, Dignitas Infinita, and the Diocese's newest Instruction, Wonderfully Made in God's Image and Likeness: A Pastoral Response to Gender Discordance.  SHOWNOTES - the Bishop's Instruction will be published next week. Dignitas Infinita   

Dr. Peter Kilpatrick, the President of Catholic University of America, sits down with Bishop Frank Caggiano to discuss the tenets of Catholic education at the University, the importance and pillars of academic freedom, his son's experience with astrology (he discovered the kilonova), and the relationship between faith and reason! 

Today, Bishop Frank Caggiano exercises his pious imagination and meditates on what the passion must have been like for certain people directly present during it.  Other Veritas Shows the Tangent Restless Daily Gospel Reflection The Frontline with Joe & Joe the Word made flesh

Today, Bishop Frank Caggiano talks about the concrete plans for the Diocese of Bridgeport's participation in the Eucharist Revival, what he calls, the Eucharistic Renewal.  By listening to today's episode you'll see how the Bishop's plan with The One intertwines with the National Eucharistic Revival, how he hopes to bring about MASSIVE conversion of heart for the people in his diocese, and how YOU can participate in this Renewal!  Be sure to listen for when the Eucharistic Revival will be coming to your city, and even your parish! OTHER VERITAS SHOWS!  Daily Gospel Reflections on Veritas Catholic Network (our newest podcast!) The Tangent on Veritas Catholic Network Restless Catholic Young Adults The Frontline with Joe & Joe the Word made flesh  

Fr. Michael Clarke joins Bishop Frank Caggiano to discuss the importance of beauty and art. From stained glass windows to christian music fests (and everything in between), Fr. Michael is able to provide a unique and expert point of view on the evangelical power of beauty, the important role it plays in the catechesis of Catholics, and how it is beauty, most of all, that aids Catholics as they seek to enter into the mysteries of the faith.  NOTES  http://Jesusguild.org  

Bishop Caggiano hosts Pierre Ferragu, the producer for the new live theater production about St. Bernadette, Lourdes. They discuss the moments of grace Pierre has experienced working on this show, the challenges of bringing this production to America (it's coming soon!) and the importance of evangelizing our culture through the medium of theater.   LINKS  Email List Instagram Facebook   Let Me Be Frank is a Catholic Podcast, hosted by Bishop Frank Caggiano, the Bishop of the Diocese of Bridgeport. Each week, Bishop Caggiano discusses matters of faith, culture, or entertainment, always through the lens of the Catholic Faith! 

If you keep submitting your questions and Bishop Frank Caggiano will keep answering them! This week's episode is chalk full of questions about the Church, the Faith, and Bishop's own life. And, of course, Steve joins in too!  Today's questions include: How did you find out that you were going to be named a Bishop? Do you have any advice for new Bishops? Why do we call Priests Father? Why do we call ourselves Catholic?  What's your favorite junk food? and more!  submit YOUR questions for Bishop Caggiano to info@veritascatholic.com and you can be featured on our next mailbag episode! LINKS Facebook Instagram Veritas    

Bishop Frank Caggiano discusses and defines true accompaniment. He then explores the concept in light of spiritual direction and the Sacrament of Confession asking, "what does spiritual direction entail?" and "is your confessor your spiritual director?". Bishop Caggiano also dives into the different Guilds in the Diocese of Bridgeport, from the St. Luke Guild which serves the Catholic Healthcare Community to the Sacred Heart Guild which seeks to serve everyone in the Diocese by sharing God's beauty!  Please Rate, Review, and Share the show!  #Catholic

This week's episode of Let Me Be Frank featured two major topics. The first, is a reflection from His Excellency, Bishop Frank Caggiano, on the recent declaration from the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, Fiducia Supplicans. Bishop Caggiano, hoping to provide clarity to the Diocese, explains when certain kinds of blessings are acceptable, the importance of seeking to understand the true desires of those asking for blessings, and the importance of accompaniment. After this short segment on the implementation of Fiducia Supplicans in the Diocese of Bridgeport (the first 10 minutes or so) Bishop Caggiano interviews Patrick Donovan, the director of the Institute for Catholic Formation in the Diocese of Bridgeport. They discuss the importance of parental catechesis and how the Diocese is helping parents grow in their own faith so they can raise their children to be faithful sons and daughters in the Church. LINKS  The Institute for Catholic Formation in the Diocese of Bridgeport Veritas Catholic Network Veritas Instagram Veritas Facebook

Bishop Frank Caggiano is joined by Fr. Jeffrey Kirby to discuss his new book A Year with the Popes: Daily Meditations with the Vicar of Christ   They discuss: Fr. Kirby's experience as a Papal Missionary of Mercy The importance of the Sacrament of Confession as a Sacrament of Healing The lived experience of the early popes, especially how the call to the papacy was considered a call to martyrdom the relationship between St. Peter and St. Paul, how this translates to the relationship between Popes and Bishops.  Pope St. Clement of Rome's letter to the Corinthians, and how it is a witness to Papal Authority in the 2nd century and much more!  Fr. Kirby LINKS  Fr. Kirby's Website Fr. Kirby's Morning Offering TAN Books - A Year with the Popes VERITAS LINKS  Veritas Instagram Veritas Facebook Veritas

Bishop Frank Caggiano interviews Dr. Paul Kengor about his book A Pope and a President. They discuss: Pope St. John Paul II's and Ronald Reagan's roles in the ending of the Cold War and the fall of Communism President Reagan's faith, namely, how important it was to him The Communist role in the attempted assassination of Pope St. John Paul II President Reagan's interest in Our Lady of Fatima  and much more!  LINKS A Pope and a President  Veritas Instagram Veritas Facebook Veritas Website Please like, subscribe, and share!  AMDG!

Dr. Shannen Dee Williams joins Bishop Frank Caggiano to discuss her new book Subversive Habits: Black Catholic Nuns in the Long African American Freedom Struggle.  They discuss: The desegregation of the American Catholic Church The heroic efforts of the First Black Sisters in America How to get information about the first Black Catholic communities into the hearts and minds of Catholics in America The importance of celebrating National Black Catholic History Month Why so much African American history is actually Catholic history and What happens when you fail to tell the truth about Black Catholic history Don't forget to share and subscribe!  AMDG! LINKS Insta: https://www.instagram.com/veritascatholic/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/veritascatholic/ YT: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoLPXluXSvSfqwXOYdmjHK2eZhLEDOgoA VERITAS: www.veritascatholic.com   

Bishop Frank Caggiano is joined by Damien O'Connor on today's episode of Let Me Be Frank! They discuss  the importance of living out the vocation of fatherhood.  Why spouses should pray together every single day How suffering is the privileged path to unity with God The importance of vulnerability in fraternity  the Knights of Columbus COR ministry  and much more!  LINKS   Knights of Columbus COR Ministry    Let Me Be Frank  Instagram Facebook Veritas Catholic Network  

This week on Let Me Be Frank, Bishop Frank Caggiano gives us his advent reflection and answers YOUR listener questions! He answers: Can you explain a votive mass and the process of securing one for a parish? What is the process of becoming a deacon? Can women be deacons? Which Old Testament biblical figure would you choose to be? Have you ever been part of or performed an exorcism? Why did Jesus only choose to show himself to apostles, instead of the Jews and Romans as well? this, and much more!   LINKS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/veritascatholic/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/veritascatholic/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzRVecYGPxcG3rKQX0WDeAQ Veritas: https://www.veritascatholic.com/    

The USCCB voted (240-2) last week to write a letter of support to Pope Francis with the hope that he might name St. John Henry Newman a Doctor of the Church. Bishop Frank Caggiano teaches about St. John Henry Newman's life, conversion, and theological prowess on today's episode of Let Me Be Frank!  LINKS  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/veritascatholic/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/veritascatholic/ Veritas: https://www.veritascatholic.com/  

Catholic Bishop, Bishop Frank Caggiano discusses how to properly understand Sacred Scripture; defining inspiration & inerrancy, detailing what is essential for salvation, and elaborating on how the kerygma is at the heart of the Gospel. He also answers this week's listener question about the Guilds in the Diocese of Bridgeport.  LINKS Veritas: https://www.veritascatholic.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BishopCaggiano Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bishopfrankcaggiano/?hl=en Twitter (X): https://twitter.com/bishopcaggiano?lang=en  

Bishop Frank Caggiano answers a mailbag-full of questions from you, our listeners. Links to the Veritas app: https://www.veritascatholic.com/listen

Bishop Frank Caggiano speaks with Jason Evert about working with young people, the true meaning of chastity, and gender issues. The Chastity Project: https://chastity.com/ Links to download the Veritas app: https://www.veritascatholic.com/listen

Bishop Frank Caggiano discusses the 16th century Protestant Reformation, and the lessons we can take away today to avoid similar mistakes. Links to download the Veritas app: https://www.veritascatholic.com/listen

Bishop Frank Caggiano dives deep into history with HW Crocker III, author of "Triumph: The Power and the Glory of the Catholic Church". Triumph: https://www.regnery.com/9781684514922/triumph/ Links to download the Veritas app: https://www.veritascatholic.com/listen

Bishop Frank Caggiano talks about the early years and the development of the papacy - from St Peter to St Gregory the Great. Links to download the Veritas mobile app: https://www.veritascatholic.com/listen  

Bishop Frank Caggiano reflects on the love of Mary and the example she sets for all of us. In the second segment, he answers a mailbag full of your questions. Links to download the Veritas mobile app: https://www.veritascatholic.com/listen  

Bishop Frank Caggiano is joined by Dr. John Bergsma, Professor of Theology at the Franciscan University of Steubenville and Vice President for Biblical Theology at the St Paul Center for Biblical Theology. Dr Bergsma is the author of many, many books (with deep theology and awesome stick figures!). John Bergsma, PhD: https://catholicbibleteacher.com  Links to download the Veritas app: https://www.veritascatholic.com/listen

Bishop Frank Caggiano talks about some lesser-known Catholic saints: Martin de Porres, Sr Thea Bowman, Pierre Toussaint, Sharbel Makhlouf, and Joseph of Cupertino… and then, more listener questions! Links to download the Veritas app: https://www.veritascatholic.com/listen 

Bishop Frank Caggiano talks about the National Eucharistic Revival and how the Revival will take place in the Diocese of Bridgeport. In order for the Revival to really take root, we need to first transform the culture and cultivate the soil of each town, parish, and individual soul. Links to download the Veritas app: https://www.veritascatholic.com/listen #mindfulness vs #prayerfulness 

The pontificate of Pope Francis, which just reached its tenth year, has brought a greater willingness to engage with modern issues. Francis has addressed Catholics on the climate emergency, arguing a religious position against consumerism and irresponsible development. Without changing the Church's doctrines, he struck a very different tone than his predecessors Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI on the inclusion of gay people and the involvement of women in Church leadership. The traditionalist reaction against Francis has also been unprecedented, with prominent figures in the Church openly seeking to discredit him. The New Yorker contributor Paul Elie, who recently wrote about this decade of Francis's leadership, explores how tensions in the Church were overtaken by an American-style culture war. Elie speaks with Bishop Frank Caggiano, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, and M. Cathleen Kaveny, a prominent law professor and theologian at Boston College. “For John Paul,” Kaveny says, “the main challenge that the faith faced was moral relativism. The conservatives . . . are worried that [moral relativism] is not appreciated by Pope Francis.”

John Grosso currently serves as the Director of Digital Media for the Diocese of Bridgeport. John is responsible for the social and digital media strategy of the diocese, including the Bishop of Bridgeport. John serves on the Bishop's Administrative Cabinet, a leadership body composed of senior staff that helps run the operations of the Diocese of Bridgeport. John also served as World Youth Day Coordinator in 2016, organizing, forming, and leading a group of 240 people to Poland for ten days. John was hired as Social Media Leader for the Diocese of Bridgeport by Bishop Frank Caggiano in January of 2015. John completed his bachelor's degree in Political Science and Theology from Boston College and his master's degree in Corporate Communications and Public Relations at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield. In January 2021, John was selected to be one of sixteen young professionals to participate in the Vatican's Dicastery for Communication's Faith Communication in the Digital World project. In September of 2021, John was selected to assist the Vatican's Synod Office in strategic digital communications. John lives in Milford, CT with his wife Nicole and golden retriever, Ellie.

It's bishops week on Jesuitical! Ashley and Zac unpack several stories surrounding U.S. bishops in the news: Archbishop Jose Gomez of Los Angeles, Bishop John Stowe of Lexington, Ky., Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco, and Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago. That all leads into a conversation with Bishop Frank Caggiano of Bridgeport Connecticut, who unpacks his understanding of what Pope Francis is after in calling for a “synod on synods,” and more broadly, what it means to have a church that listens.  Links from the show:  Archbishop Gomez: The church must confront ‘woke' social justice movements that aim to ‘cancel' Christian beliefs Interview: Archbishop Cordileone on Biden, Pelosi, abortion and Pope Francis ‘The Church Must Be Political' Cardinal Cupich: Pope Francis' Latin Mass reforms are necessary to secure Vatican II's legacy What's on tap?  Southern Comfort Manhattans   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen to our webinar on Living as Missionary Disciples: A Resource for Evangelization video series, which is a resource for the USCCB document of the same name. The presenters from the series discuss key topics from both the videos and the book. The webinar panelists were: Bishop Frank Caggiano, Diocese of Bridgeport Bishop David Ricken, Diocese of Green Bay Julianne Stanz, Diocese of Green Bay Jonathan Lewis, Archdiocese of Washington Fr. Frank Donio, S.A.C., Catholic Apostolate Center Each of these presenters are featured in the new video series. The webinar was moderated by Marilyn Santos from the USCCB Secretariat of Evangelization and Catechesis.

Listen to our webinar on Living as Missionary Disciples: A Resource for Evangelization video series, which is a resource for the USCCB document of the same name. The presenters from the series discuss key topics from both the videos and the book. The webinar panelists were:  Bishop Frank Caggiano, Diocese of BridgeportBishop David Ricken, Diocese of Green BayJulianne Stanz, Diocese of Green BayJonathan Lewis, Archdiocese of WashingtonFr. Frank Donio, S.A.C., Catholic Apostolate CenterEach of these presenters are featured in the new video series. The webinar was moderated by Marilyn Santos from the USCCB Secretariat of Evangelization and Catechesis.

Listen to our webinar on Living as Missionary Disciples: A Resource for Evangelization video series, which is a resource for the USCCB document of the same name. The presenters from the series discuss key topics from both the videos and the book. The webinar panelists were:  Bishop Frank Caggiano, Diocese of BridgeportBishop David Ricken, Diocese of Green BayJulianne Stanz, Diocese of Green BayJonathan Lewis, Archdiocese of WashingtonFr. Frank Donio, S.A.C., Catholic Apostolate CenterEach of these presenters are featured in the new video series. The webinar was moderated by Marilyn Santos from the USCCB Secretariat of Evangelization and Catechesis.

Mon. April 13th-Hour 3. Fr. Burke Masters with our Monday Lenten group (James and Kate) one final time as they look towards Easter. Emily Jaminet on how Jesus brings good out of our difficulties. Homily Highlights-Bishop Thomas Tobin. Fr. Esequiel Sanchez, Bishop Frank Caggiano. All show notes at Monday Lenten Group as they look toward Easter, Jesus brings good out of our difficulties - This podcast produced by Relevant Radio

Mon. April 13th-Hour 2. Fr. Edward Looney about if Jesus appeared to his Mother at the Resurrection. How to handle grief during this time with Roxann Storms. Sr. Bridget Haase on St. Catherine of Siena and the power of intercessory prayer. Homily Highlights–Bishop Thomas Tobin, Fr. Rocky, Fr. Esequiel Sanchez, Bishop Frank Caggiano. Glen’s Story […] All show notes at How to Handle Grief, Did Jesus see Mary at Resurrection, Intercessory Prayer and St. Catherine of Siena, Homily Highlights - This podcast produced by Relevant Radio

"At The Table With Tony" Livestream Show Ep. 9: Interview with Bishop Frank Caggiano of the Diocese of Bridgeport, Connecticut Anthony "Tony Mangia" Scillia is joined by His Excellency Bishop Frank J. Caggiano (Diocese of Bridgeport, CT).  They discuss how the faithful can practice their Catholic Faith during this time of the Coronavirus Pandemic.  They also talk about Bishop Caggiano’s Italian background; his growing up in Brooklyn, NY; and of course, food talk. You can follow Bishop Caggiano on Social Media: http://www.instagram.com/bishopfrankcaggiano http://www.facebook.com/BishopCaggiano/ For more information on the Diocese of Bridgeport visit: http://www.bridgeportdiocese.org.  

Bishop Frank Caggiano came to the University of Notre Dame to deliver a major presentation about promoting co-responsibility between the laity and clergy for the mission of the church. That is, the mission of evangelization. In his own diocese of Bridgeport, CT, Bishop Caggiano has exercised both tremendous initiative for attempting bold new ventures in evangelization and simple humility in recognizing the ways in which that initiative has needed to be redirected or reshaped from time to time. But both the initiative and the humility are in service to a fundamental gospel ideal. As he said during his address at Notre Dame "The love that we have discovered has taken our life over and compels us to share it with others. That love has a face, and that face is Jesus Christ. The responsibility we all share is to witness to the one who saves us." Today Bishop Caggiano sits down with me, Leonard DeLorenzo, at the McGrath Institute for Church Life to talk about the mission of evangelization and co-responsibility among all the baptized. ------ Live: www.redeemerradio.com Follow Redeemer Radio on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @RedeemerRadio Follow McGrath Institute for Church Life on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @McGrathND Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes | Google Play | SoundCloud

In this Theology on Tap #tbt, Bishop Frank Caggiano, Jonathan Lewis, Christopher White and Sarah Yaklic share with us their experience of the Youth Synod, what was it like working along side the Pope, encountering the universal Church, and more.

Bishop Frank Caggiano recently asked US Catholics that if they had 60 seconds to share a single idea with the Youth Synod 2018 in Rome, what would it be. Our answer? Education. The education of young and adult Catholics, we argue, is one of the most important undertakings that Catholics can embark upon in the 21st century. Join us in this second episode as we discuss the intersection of spirituality, the formation of the intellect, philosophical inquiry and the reading of Scripture.     For the show notes to this episode, please visit https://catholicheritagespirituality.com/episode13.

Bishop Frank Caggiano recently asked US Catholics that if they had 60 seconds to share a single idea with the Youth Synond 2018 in Rome, what would it be. Our answer? Education.The education of young and adult Catholics, we argue, is one of the most important undertakings that Catholics can embark upon in the 21st century. Join us as we discuss the intersection of spirituality and the formation of the intellect.   For the show notes to this episode, please visit https://catholicheritagespirituality.com/episode12.

Terri and Vince Corcoran met later in life and married with a vision of years of companionship ahead. This vision lasted only one month, when Vince started showing signs of an illness that there was no name for. Terri took care of Vince until he died seventeen years later, showing fidelity to her promises in a beautiful way. This episode includes Bishop Frank Caggiano, of the Diocese of Bridgeport, Fr. Scott Sina of the Diocese of Arlington, and Robert Mastrogiavanni, the President of the Well Spouse Association.

Terri and Vince Corcoran met later in life and married with a vision of years of companionship ahead. This vision lasted only one month, when Vince started showing signs of an illness that there was no name for. Terri took care of Vince until he died seventeen years later, showing fidelity to her promises in a beautiful way. This episode includes Bishop Frank Caggiano, of the Diocese of Bridgeport, Fr. Scott Sina of the Diocese of Arlington, and Robert Mastrogiavanni, the President of the Well Spouse Association.

This is the highlight of the October 13th Celebration at the shrine in New Jersey with interviews from people  in all walks of life and Fatime experts like David Carollo, Fr. Andrew Apostoli and Bishop Frank Caggiano.

Bishop Frank Caggiano's shares personal story during his homily on October 13, 2017 at the Blue Army Shrine in New Jersey.

Bishop Frank Caggiano on holiness, discipleship, and effective table evangelization by Jon Leonetti