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Send us a textWelcome to Episode 56 of A Place to Call Home!This week, we chat with Andrew Cox and Reegen Wass from Generational Wealth Partners, who break down what financial advisors actually do and how they can help farming families and next-generation producers plan, grow, and protect their financial future.If you've ever wondered when to speak to a financial advisor, how to start investing, or what succession planning looks like when done well—this episode is full of straight-talking, practical advice.In this episode, we discuss:

Today's poem is about (not) getting the last word. Happy reading.Walter de la Mare, born on April 25, 1873 in London, is considered one of modern literature's chief exemplars of the romantic imagination. His complete works form a sustained treatment of romantic themes: dreams, death, rare states of mind and emotion, fantasy worlds of childhood, and the pursuit of the transcendent.As a youth he attended St. Paul's Cathedral School, and his formal education did not extend beyond this point. Upon graduation he went to work for the Anglo-American (Standard) Oil Company, remaining with the firm for 18 years. De la Mare began writing short stories and poetry while working as a bookkeeper in the company's London office during the 1890s. His first published short story, “Kismet,” appeared in the journal Sketch in 1895. In 1902 he published his first major work, the poetry collection Songs of Childhood, which was recognized as a significant example of children's literature for its creative imagery and variety of meters. Critics often assert that a childlike richness of imagination influenced everything de la Mare wrote, emphasizing his frequent depiction of childhood as a time of intuition, deep emotion, and closeness to spiritual truth. In 1908, following the publication of his novel Henry Brocken and the poetry collection titled Poems, de la Mare was granted a Civil List pension, enabling him to terminate his corporate employment and focus exclusively on writing.….As a poet de la Mare is often compared with Thomas Hardy and William Blake for their respective themes of mortality and visionary illumination. His greatest concern was the creation of a dreamlike tone implying a tangible but nonspecific transcendent reality. This characteristic of the poems has drawn many admirers, though also eliciting criticism that the poet indulged in an undefined sense of mystery without systematic acceptance of any specific doctrine. Some commentators also criticize the poetry for having an archness of tone more suitable for children's verse, while others value this playful quality. It is generally agreed, however, that de la Mare was a skillful manipulator of poetic structure, a skill that is particularly evident in the earlier collections.….For his extravagance of invention de la Mare is sometimes labeled an escapist who retreats from accepted definitions of reality and the relationships of conventional existence. His approach to reality, however, is not escapist; rather, it profoundly explores the world he considered most significant—that of the imagination. In the London Mercury J.B. Priestley favorably concluded in 1924 that de la Mare is “one of that most lovable order of artists who never lose sight of their childhood, but re-live it continually in their work and contrive to find expression for their maturity in it, memories and impressions, its romantic vision of the world.”-bio via Poetry Foundation This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit dailypoempod.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome to season 6 of the True Fiction Project Podcast! I'm thrilled to start this season off with my dear friend Rachana Devidayal. Rachana is a graphic design artist with a profound connection to her craft and the stories she tells through her work. In this episode, she opens up about her journey—why she chose a path different from her mother's, how her struggles are reflected in her art and the barriers she's had to overcome along the way. We also dive into the deep inspiration she draws from the sacred Narmada River, the rituals of Maheshwar, and her ongoing artistic projects. Join us for an insightful conversation about creativity, resilience, and the interplay between art and spirituality.IN THIS EPISODE:[2:01] Rachana shares her background as a graphic design artist and why she felt she needed to follow a different path than her mother[6:49] How her struggles are reflected in her work[13:08] Rachana describes the dams she erects in her heart[15:43] Rachana describes this huge puja, this huge religious ceremony[17:13] Rachana describes a ritual in the town called Maheshwar and her last project, which is still a work in progress[19:28] The inspiration behind Rachana's focus on the riverKEY TAKEAWAYS:Flowing uniquely east to west, the Narmada River is revered as one of India's most sacred, believed to cleanse sins with a mere glance. Its deep spiritual significance inspires artistic exploration, with layered mediums reflecting the river's essence and timeless story.The Narmada River exudes unstoppable feminine energy, defying control despite controversies and environmental impacts. A holy man's prediction of her resistance was affirmed by early dam failures, symbolizing her enduring vitality and inspiring awe and resilience.Artists often face self-imposed barriers, but awareness enables reinvention and progress. Each success breaks old limitations, though new challenges arise, reflecting growth, persistence, and artistic fulfillment.Subscribe to Reenita's Storytelling Den on Substack for free or become a paid subscriber to watch the video version of this episode and be eligible to receive other extras such as exclusive content from podcast guests, short stories, exclusive fiction and more! https://substack.com/@reenitahora Reenita is also on Patreon! Check out her link here:https://www.patreon.com/ReenitaGUEST RESOURCES:Rachana Devidayal - WebsiteRachana Devidayal Design - LinkedInRachana Devidayal - Facebook Rachana Devidayal - InstagramHOST RESOURCESWebsiteLinkedIn Tiktok Instagram Facebook Twitter (X) Substack Threads LinkTree BIOGRAPHY: Rachana DevidayalI completed my education at the Cathedral School, Bombay, and earned honors in Graphic Design from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1994. With a passion for print media, I've worked on diverse projects for publishing houses, museums, and private clients. I taught art to ISDI School of Design & Innovation students and co-founded Flying Tricycle Workshops in 2016, curating creative programs for children. Reconnecting with fine arts during the pandemic led to my 2023 solo exhibition, Palash & Baadal, inspired by the light and architecture of Mandu. My paper and watercolor works blend structured design, artistic freedom, and vibrant color.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/true-fiction-project/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Did you know that world famous poet and writer, Walter de la Mare was a one-time Chorister of St Paul's? Born in Charlton, South London, in 1873, de la Mare attended the Cathedral School from the age of 10 to 16. Find out more about his life, and how St Paul's may have shaped his literary work. Produced and presented by Douglas Anderson.

Are you listening to the people around you—or just waiting to speak? In this special Christmas episode of The Counter Offer, Susanna Gray-Jones sits down with a very special guest—her father, Lindsay Gray. With decades of experience across leadership, education, mediation, and volunteer work, Lindsay shares his timeless wisdom on how to navigate change, build trust, and manage burnout with grace.  He offers practical insights on how leaders can gain the trust of their teams, why understanding individuals is the foundation of effective leadership, and how to create balance to avoid burnout. Lindsay's journey highlights the importance of stepping into uncomfortable situations, learning from mistakes, and recognizing the power of listening.  Whether you're a recruiter, a manager stepping into a new leadership role, or someone looking for ways to manage stress and create more balance in life, this episode is filled with invaluable lessons to help you thrive. Listen now and take the first step toward a stronger, more balanced version of yourself! Must-Hear Insights and Key Moments Embracing Change in Leadership: Lindsay shares how to manage change effectively, gain trust in a new role, and balance respect for existing systems with necessary improvements. Handling Tough Conversations: Practical advice on approaching managers with ideas for change, focusing on positivity, preparation, and finding the right communication method. Overcoming Burnout and Stress: Lindsay opens up about his personal experience with burnout, the warning signs he missed, and the steps he took to recover and restore balance. Supporting Colleagues Through Challenges: Drawing from his Samaritan work, Lindsay explains how to recognize when someone is struggling and approach them with care and understanding. The Power of Calm Leadership: He discusses how leaders create the atmosphere of an organization and why staying calm and composed earns respect and builds trust. Timeless Advice for Life: Lindsay's one key piece of wisdom: "Take your time with every individual and look for the good in them." About Lindsay Gray Lindsay Gray is an experienced consultant, mediator, and educator with a career spanning over 40 years in education, music, and charity development. He served as Headmaster of The Cathedral School and Director of the Royal School of Church Music.  Currently, he is a Samaritans volunteer, Founder & Director of Caritas Consort, and a trusted advisor in education and choral music. Passionate about mental health and leadership, Lindsay's career reflects his dedication to helping others and fostering positive change. Connect with Lindsay Gray: ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠ Follow The Counter Offer: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn Host⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn Podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Tiktok⁠⁠⁠⁠

Contentwarnung: Suizid, Femizid | Es herrscht eine beklemmende Stille in der Turnhalle der St. Andrew's Cathedral School, einer Elite-Schule im australischen Sydney, als die Polizeikräfte diese betreten. Wo tagsüber Kinderlachen die Halle belebt, ist sie nun in Dunkelheit und Leere gehüllt – es herrscht eine unheimliche Stimmung, doch nichts kann die Polizeikräfte auf das erschreckende Bild vorbereiten, das sie gleich in der Toilette der Turnhalle erwartet. ***Wenn du von Suizidgedanken betroffen bist, wende dich BITTE an die Telefonseelsorge: 0800.1110111 | 0800.1110222 DU BIST NICHT ALLEIN!     Anlaufstellen und Hilfe bei häuslicher Gewalt:    Opfertelefon vom Weißen Ring: 116 006 Onlineberatung Weißer Ring: weisser-ring.de/hilfe-fuer-opfer/onlineberatung Frauenhauskoordinierung: frauenhauskoordinierung.de Hilfetelefon „Gewalt gegen Frauen“: 116 016 Beratungsstellen für Opfer von häuslicher Gewalt: frauen-gegen-gewalt.de | maennerberatungsnetz.de     ➤ ⁠https://anchor.fm/crime-time/subscribe⁠ Supporte meinen Podcast mit einem kostenpflichtigen Abo! Das Abo beinhaltet KEINEN exklusiven Content, es ist nur Support.♥ ➤Mehr von Kati Winter: ⁠https://linktr.ee/katiwinter⁠   **Solltest du für deinen Podcast oder einen Beitrag meine Recherche als Quelle nutzen, freue ich mich über Credits.** Quellen: https://pastebin.com/P5DRutAX Bildquelle: https://t1p.de/2u3qe   ➤ ⁠https://www.crimecandle.com⁠ Entdecke jetzt die CRIME CANDLES! Die einzigartigen Rätselkerzen basierend auf echten Kriminalfällen.

In this episode of Motive & Method, Tim and Xanthe analyse the murder of Lilie James, a 22 year old woman who was found dead at St Andrew's Cathedral School in Sydney while working as a coach following a 5 week relationship with colleague Paul Thijssen.Want to get involved in the community? Follow Motive & Method @motiveandmethod on Instagram.Motive & Method is an MIK Made Production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Motive & Method, Tim and Xanthe analyse the murder of Lilie James, a 22 year old woman who was found dead at St Andrew's Cathedral School in Sydney while working as a coach following a 5 week relationship with colleague Paul Thijssen. Want to get involved in the community? Follow Motive & Method @motiveandmethod on Instagram. Motive & Method is an MIK Made Production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The parents of murdered water polo coach Lilie James will seek to sue St Andrew's Cathedral School for gross negligence and a breach in its duty of care to her as an employee.  Prince Edward has arrived in Sydney on a four-day visit during which he is expected to officially open a mock Scottish castle in the grounds of prestigious The Scots College at Bellevue Hill.  Two thirds of aged care homes received at least one complaint in the past year, with inadequate pain management being one of the top concerns.  Court documents have revealed the driver charged with killing the son of SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens did a U-turn, sped up and was on the wrong side of the road at the moment of impact.  It's been revealed Victorians out on bail are being charged with more than 500 jailable crimes a week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The parents of murdered water polo coach Lilie James will seek to sue St Andrew's Cathedral School for gross negligence and a breach in its duty of care to her as an employee.  Prince Edward has arrived in Sydney on a four-day visit during which he is expected to officially open a mock Scottish castle in the grounds of prestigious The Scots College at Bellevue Hill.  Two thirds of aged care homes received at least one complaint in the past year, with inadequate pain management being one of the top concerns.  Court documents have revealed the driver charged with killing the son of SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens did a U-turn, sped up and was on the wrong side of the road at the moment of impact.  It's been revealed Victorians out on bail are being charged with more than 500 jailable crimes a week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The parents of murdered water polo coach Lilie James will seek to sue St Andrew's Cathedral School for gross negligence and a breach in its duty of care to her as an employee.  Prince Edward has arrived in Sydney on a four-day visit during which he is expected to officially open a mock Scottish castle in the grounds of prestigious The Scots College at Bellevue Hill.  Two thirds of aged care homes received at least one complaint in the past year, with inadequate pain management being one of the top concerns.  Court documents have revealed the driver charged with killing the son of SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens did a U-turn, sped up and was on the wrong side of the road at the moment of impact.  It's been revealed Victorians out on bail are being charged with more than 500 jailable crimes a week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The parents of murdered water polo coach Lilie James will seek to sue St Andrew's Cathedral School for gross negligence and a breach in its duty of care to her as an employee.  Prince Edward has arrived in Sydney on a four-day visit during which he is expected to officially open a mock Scottish castle in the grounds of prestigious The Scots College at Bellevue Hill.  Two thirds of aged care homes received at least one complaint in the past year, with inadequate pain management being one of the top concerns.  Court documents have revealed the driver charged with killing the son of SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens did a U-turn, sped up and was on the wrong side of the road at the moment of impact.  It's been revealed Victorians out on bail are being charged with more than 500 jailable crimes a week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yvonne earned a Master of Arts degree at New School University and a Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Puerto Rico. Yvonne completed the Women's Leadership Institute certificate program at the Hartford Seminary and Education for Ministry (EfM) from the School of Theology, The University of the South. A passionate advocate against domestic violence and sexual assault, Yvonne is a member of the Task Force on Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse in the Episcopal Diocese of New York, where she brings years of experience and a deep commitment to this important social issue. Her work for over 25 years as a financial consultant and extensive technical knowledge of employee benefit plans have also informed her understanding of domestic violence as an economic issue affecting women's financial status and ability to plan for a secure future. Yvonne's commitment to empowerment extends beyond financial literacy, as she educates women on the importance of recognizing and addressing abusive relationships.  Yvonne grew up in the church and began reading in church as a very young girl at her great-grandmother's annual birthday church service. Yvonne was first elected to the vestry as a teenager and has held various positions in her parish, Holy Trinity in Manhattan, on various boards, including the Church Pension Group and the American College of Financial Services, VP on the Board of Trustees of The Church Club of New York. She served as a Trustee of The Cathedral School of Saint John the Divine and the Board of Directors of the Society of Financial Service Professionals and a member of the board of the Diocesan Episcopal Church Women and the Diocesan Council. Yvonne was elected Lay Representative to the Province II Council in April 2018. Appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury to the Advisory Council of the Anglican Communion Office at the United Nations, Yvonne has attended UN meetings, eg: the Financing for Development Forum in Doha, Qatar and currently promoting sustainable development, in representing the Africa Development Interchange Network. Yvonne is a member of the Executive Committee of the NGO Committee on the Status of Women. She is active in other NGOs and was the co-chair of the NGO Committee on Sustainable Development-NY. She is active in New York City for CEDAW (Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women) Act working closely with the Commission on Gender to end all forms of discrimination against women. In the Episcopal Diocese of New York, Yvonne is a member of the Standing Committee, the Task Force Against Human Trafficking, and the Task Force on Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse. As chair of the Diocese's Companion Diocese Committee and later the Global Mission Commission's chair, Yvonne fostered international mission outreach connections in congregations. She has traveled internationally, especially in Africa and India, to strengthen bonds among congregations and help develop anti-poverty programs. Yvonne was awarded the Society of Financial Service Professionals' Paul S. Mills Scholarship, recognizing her lifelong commitment to education, voluntarism and ethics. The Council of the City of Philadelphia honored and recognized Yvonne with a Citation, dated May 9, 2018, “for her commitment to the advancement of women and girls in the United States and abroad.” Follow her at: https://yvonneoneal.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ozzie-stewart/support

Warning: This episode speaks of violence and suicide. Please take care when listening.  Last week 21 year old Lilie James was killed in a Sydney private school, her body found in the bathroom of the school's gym. Her killer is suspected to be 24 year old Paul Thijssen, a man she had dated.  This week the former headmaster of St Andrew's Cathedral School, where Lilie was a teacher and was killed, wrote a letter home to parents and students where he called Thijssen a "delight", "a fine student" and even a "role-model".  Too often we see and hear things like this said by men about men in their lives who have gone on to do unspeakable things to either their wives and partners, or their own children.  In this episode of The Quicky, we take a look at the 'Good Bloke Syndrome' and why it's time some men held a mirror up to their own behaviours to understand what is happening to the women of Australia.  To read more on this topic, click here. If you or anyone you know needs to speak with an expert, please contact 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732) Subscribe to Mamamia GET IN TOUCH Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au CONTACT US Got a topic you'd like us to cover? Send us an email at thequicky@mamamia.com.au CREDITS  Host: Claire Murphy With thanks to:  Lissy Abrahams - Relationship Psychotherapist  Producer: Claire Murphy Executive Producer: Kally Borg Audio Producer: Thom LionBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Those who trust in [the Lord] will understand truth, and the faithful will abide with him in love…” (Wisdom 3).   Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, CA 2D77                                         All Souls / All Faithful Departed (LFF 2022) Evensong 50    Thursday 2 November 2023 Bishop Candidates Visit      Wisdom 3:1-9 Psalm 130 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 John 5:24-27 At the Bishop's Ranch for my first clergy retreat I remember the late afternoon heat and that September smell of dust, chaparral and Bay Tree (with a hint of campfire smoke). I knew hardly anyone there as I walked up the Ranch House driveway. The first person to greet me was sixty-eight year old David Forbes. He was fit and trim, wearing a t-shirt and short cut-off jeans. He called me by name. He knew that I had graduated from Cal, that I played rugby there and that we were the national champions. In those days everyone confused me for Bruce O'Neill and for what seems like years David was the only senior clergy person other than the bishop who actually knew my name. David had grown up in San Francisco. He served here for years as we finished constructing this building's four walls and as the modern cathedral came into being. David was involved in building the back half of the Cathedral, installing the human endeavor windows in the clerestory, the East lancet windows and the rose window. He was intimately involved in choosing vestments that we still use, making this granite and redwood altar at the center of the crossing, the governance structures of the cathedral and even the design of our worship services. It was his idea to engrave on our pulpit “In the Beginning” in Hebrew, Latin and Greek. David founded the Cathedral School for Boys (1961) and St. Paul's School in Oakland (1965), and later the National Association of Episcopal Schools. He helped me a great deal twenty years ago when our church started our own school in the South Bay. When I joined Grace Cathedral, David served as a chaplain to our staff and especially to me. The two of us would have monthly lunches on Polk Street. Sometimes we would drive around town and he would describe his childhood memories of different neighborhoods. Although David died in April 2022, I think of him nearly every day when I bike past the restaurant where we used to talk. As we celebrate All Souls Day together we remember the people who have died but who seem almost tangibly near to us. David was the most youthful person in his nineties who you will ever meet. He loved new beginnings. He was always oriented toward the future and cared passionately about the Cathedral. I want to talk briefly about the message David would share with us. We served together on the board for the Cathedral School for Boys almost to his death. David was active on the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion taskforce. For him the purpose of the school is to give students from disadvantaged backgrounds a chance. As a gay man and a passionate advocate for justice David would be alarmed by our national politics. He would insist that Grace Cathedral more eloquently speak out on behalf of the dignity of all LGBTQ+ people. Today we are not just celebrating All Souls Day, we are also welcoming our three candidates (with their spouses) who will be in the election for a new bishop on December 2. You may be wondering what David would have to say more specifically in this setting. And I would be too if it were not for a surprise gift I received. A month ago the Postal Service delivered to my office an old weathered manila envelope with David's handwriting on the outside. David didn't use notes when he preached, but this folder contained five typewritten manuscripts for sermons preached at Grace Cathedral in the 1950's. It also included a stole that his daughter said was given to him by his parents at his ordination here at Grace Cathedral. The first sentence of his sermon on February 2nd 1958 begins with these words. “Churchmen throughout our Diocese will all testify, I believe, that the topic of the moment is the coming election of the Bishop, who… will succeed Bishop Block.” [1] The whole sermon is about the 1958 bishop election! Let me share with you three things I especially noticed. First, the sermon addresses a pervasive sense of worry in the Diocese. Up until that point there had only been four diocesan bishops in the history of the whole diocese. In previous cases the new bishop had for all practical purposes been chosen before the balloting. To make matters worse the newspapers were carrying quotes from different candidates. David uses words like perplexity, confusion, disillusionment, smear, inuendo. And phrases like, “battle royale,” and, “less than Christian tactics.” Reading the sermon made me feel so grateful for the civility and graciousness that I have been experiencing through our process. Second, the sermon points out just what high expectations we have for bishops. A bishop must have the “purest and noblest motives” and spend much time in prayer. The bishop should have the tongue of Chrysostom to stir people to action. The bishop should have color and personality to show the relevance and power of the gospel. This person should have breadth of vision to solve vexing problems and be a capable administrator in managing a “financial empire.” David points out that of course the clergy above all want a sympathetic and discerning pastor. In my experience I do not think this has changed. We still want to be seen for who we are and helped when we feel defeated. Finally, after considering who we are looking for, David asks us to look at ourselves, that is the ones who are doing the looking. He reminds us that we are fallible and sinful people, that we are liable to error and then to persist in it. The church forgives us from sin but cannot completely stop us from sinning. For this reason we have to depend on the Holy Spirit. “Those who trust in [the Lord] will understand truth, and the faithful will abide with him in love…” (Wisdom 3). On this day when we remember friends and family members who we love and who have died, I pray that their words will come easily to you, if not by postal service as in my case, then through the theater of your memory. I pray that they will feel so tangibly near that you will hear them call you by name. No one knows for sure what happens when you die. But when I think of seeing David again I always imagine the two of us greeting each other at the Ranch House, walking down the grape arbor to the swimming pool on a warm fall day. There is so much that I would want to share with him. His childlike embrace of new beginnings would make him love what we are doing today. He would want to know all about our candidates for bishop and the upcoming election. He would laugh at how much and how little has changed. David finishes that sermon from 1958 with these words, “God does have a purpose for this diocese. It is a simple one, although its execution is not so easy. The purpose is to have us grow in zeal and effectiveness, witness powerfully to the love of God for all [people]… Yes, God is with us now and will be with us at Convention… let us ask that He guide us to a knowledge of His will and that he give us the courage to stand for it. May God grant us wisdom and understanding, faithfulness and charity.” [1] David Forbes, “Sermon Preached in Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, February 2, 1958 (Prior to the Election of the Bishop Coadjutor).”

School water polo coach Ms James died at St Andrew's Cathedral School on Wednesday night, with police believing she was the victim of a homicide. Kulasegaram Sanchayan brings the details. - சிட்னி நகரின் மையப்பகுதியில் அமைந்துள்ள St Andrew's Cathedral School என்ற பாடசாலையில் Water Polo என்ற நீர் விளையாட்டு பயிற்றுனராகக் கடமையாற்றி வந்த Lilie James என்ற 21 வயதான பெண் கடந்த புதன்கிழமை இரவு இறந்த நிலையில் கண்டுபிடிக்கப் பட்டார்.

Tributes continue to flow for Matthew Perry, there were shocking scenes at an airport in the Russian republic of Dagestana, a memorial service has been held at St Andrew's Cathedral School for water polo coach Lilie James, Max Verstappen won the Mexican Grand Prix,  Adele broke down in tears mid-song during a concert in Las Vegas and tennis legend Pete Sampras has revealed some heartbreaking news about his wife, Bridgette.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg Glenn, Co-founder of The Madeline Choir School, discusses the uniqueness of the Cathedral School Tradition, and how The Madeline Choir School offers a model for Catholic education. Watch a short video about St. John Seminary's Online in M.A. in Pastoral Ministry Program: https://vimeo.com/790530996 If you are interested in learning more about the online M.A. in Pastoral Ministry Program for lay students at St. John's Seminary, email Dr. Stuart Squires at mapm@stjohnsem.edu

GUEST OVERVIEW: Mario Zanussi was in the same class as Anthony Albanese at St. Mary's Cathedral School.

Chaplain, Cathedral School for Boys

As of November 29, 2022, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees reports that almost 7.9 million Ukrainian refugees have been recorded across Europe. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services reports in December 2022 that more than 82,000 Ukrainians and their immediate family members have been paroled into the U.S. under the Uniting for Ukraine (U4U) process since the Russian invasion began in February 2022. St. Nicholas Cathedral School in Chicago, Ill., was founded in 1936 where it became a hub for the Ukrainian Village community. Anna Cirilli, the principal of the primary school, talks about efforts to accomodate the current wave of Ukrainian displaced families due to the war. Ukrainian refugee children make up about half of the current student population of 200. https://www.stnicholascathedralschool.org/

When introducing a new initiative in a school setting it's always an advantage to have ‘buy-in' from a number of colleagues right from the start. You could claim there is safety in numbers, be encouraged that we're all in this together, or rely on the fact that a crowd draws a crowd. However, it's not always the case, so when you're the only advocate for starting a coaching culture in your school what do you do? – You Start With One. Join me in this episode where I'm in conversation with Elle Smyth. Elle is the senior learning coach at St Andrew's Cathedral School in Sydney, Australia and has a fascinating story to share about how coaching has grown and flourished there over the last seven years since ‘starting with one' back in 2015.  

The Church started the modern University, built from the foundation of the Cathedral School system. University of Paris is an example, founded as a Cathedral School in the 11th century.--The roots of the Reformation were fomenting even before Luther- the idea that the congregation is not an audience but are active participants and members in the service, the Bible should be translated into the local language, and the Word of God - the Bible - is the sole authority of the church.--Gene ends his talk with a summary of the first 1,500 years of the Church.

In the latest episode of The Parenting Couch podcast, Rachel and Sarah talk to Phillip Heath, Head of Barker College, about how to choose a school for your child and why Barker made the transition to fully co-educational in 2022.Choosing a school for your child is one of the biggest decisions you'll make as a parent. There are many factors to consider… practical considerations like how close it is to where you live, public transport options, cost, where friends might be going, and before & after school care. There are also school factors to consider – the size of the school, facilities, religious affiliation, teaching philosophy, academic results, their approach to behaviour management, support for children with additional needs. You'll also be wanting to consider how different schools might suit children's personalities, strengths, needs and interests.Another thing to think about is whether you choose a co-educational or a single sex school. For some, this can be one of the most important factors.Phillip Heath achieved a First Class Honours degree in Reformation History and taught at Trinity Grammar School Sydney and King's School Ely (UK), before becoming Deputy Head of The William Clarke College in Kellyville, and then Headmaster of St Andrew's Cathedral School, Sydney, where he formed the Gawura Campus for Indigenous inner city children. Author of “Trinity, the Daring of Your Name”, and numerous journal articles, Mr Heath became fifth Principal of Radford College ACT in 2009 and the school received the Order of Australia Association (ACT) Award for Community Service twice under his leadership. He was made a Fellow of the ACT Branch ACEL in 2011 and in 2018 was awarded as a Member in the general division of the Order of Australia for his service to education and his commitment to creating greater opportunities for Indigenous students.He was appointed as the Head of Barker College in 2014. In 2016 it was announced that the School would transition to be fully coeducational by 2022 with female students commencing in Years Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten in 2018, Year 3 in 2019 and Year 7 in 2020. In 2016 he formed the Darkinjung Barker Campus for Indigenous children on the Central Coast of New South Wales and in 2020 the Ngarralingayil Barker Campus for Indigenous children in the Hunter Region of New South Wales. In 2021, following the signing of an MOU with the Yothu Yindi Foundation, Dhupuma Barker commenced as a school for Indigenous children On Country in North East Arnhem Land.Phillip has served on the NSW Board of Studies representing the Independent Sector (2000-2009) and is also a past National Chair of the Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia (2013-2015). He is currently working on an unpublished manuscript titled “One Life at a Time”, exploring his journey and work to create greater educational opportunities for Australia's First Nations people.#theparentingcouch #theparentingcouchpodcast #parenting #northshoremums

Our Presidents' Day Organ Festival is back on Monday, February 21st after taking last year off. Our destination for the day is Pasadena. Make your lunch reservations, read artist bios, and get all the details about this year's Festival at the website here.Our guest this time is Christopher Keady, Assistant Director of Music at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco. Chris will be our special out-of-Chapter guest on Presidents' Day and will play the final recital of the day at First Church of Christ, Scientist on its Murray Harris organ.In this episode, Chris shares with host Thompson Howell his journey from his childhood in Eugene, Oregon to his graduate school work at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut; how the installation of a new pipe organ at his home church when he was younger helped make the organ a real thing to him; how his exposure to higher levels of church music accelerated his interest in a career as a church musician; the most satisfying parts of his work at Grace Cathedral and the associated Cathedral School for Boys; his volunteer work as the Sub-Dean for Programming for the San Francisco AGO Chapter and his efforts to engage young (future) organists. Chris also explains what drew him to the Institute of Sacred Music at Yale University for his Master's Degree studies and why he thinks it's a special program; talks about how he approaches a first encounter with an organ he hasn't played before; gives us a little preview of his Presidents' Day program at First Church of Christ Scientist in Pasadena scheduled for a little after 2pm; and much more!Listen at LAAGO.org...or subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.LINKS:Grace Cathedral's Organ Recital Series on YouTube is here.Services of Evensong at Grace Cathedral on YouTube are here.The LA AGO YouTube channel is here.The LA AGO Facebook page is here.

Donna Miller has been in the strength and conditioning industry for over 10 years and currently serves as the Head of S&C at Hunter Valley Grammar School. Throughout her career, Donna has worked with many sports teams, including Sydney Suburban Rugby Union, Shute Shield, NSW U16s Schools and North Sydney Bears. In addition, she has worked in the youth sector at Newington College and St Andrew's Cathedral School. Her passion for youth development is based on empowering this age group to build athletic qualities, regardless of their athletic status, and holistically regulate their school, sport, home and social life. Connect with Donna: Instagram: @donnamillercoach

Another member of Bugout Society - can Dave handle it? In truth, Chris Pelletieri has a fascinating job that may sound straight out of the middle-ages, but has a lot of current relevance as well. In this episode we talk about what led him to becoming a stone carver, the expertise necessary to become accomplished in this very niche field, and (of course) lots of talk about his band with Charlie and Bill, and much more. We laughed a lot making this one, and hope that you enjoy it as much listening in to the conversation. For Full Length Episodes And Merchandise Go To https://www.patreon.com/killedbydesk Follow: Killed By Desk Insta: @killedbydeskpodcast Twitter: @killedbydesk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/killedbydesk LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/killedbydesk Links: Stone Carver Website https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkVeU_t9T4o http://www.stonecarving.us/ Stone Carver's Academy https://www.stonecarversacademy.org/ New articles about Chris https://www.fox5ny.com/news/stone-carver-hopes-to-save-his-dying-craft-by-teaching-others https://www.wnyc.org/story/one-ny-artist-stone-craver-chris-pellettieri/ https://www.harlemworldmagazine.com/harlems-chris-pellettieri-talks-stone-carving-for-harlem-veterans-on-the-danny-tisdale-show-audio/ Only documentation of existence of 970-GRIND http://allan.hise.org/godco/discog/misc.html Chris in Bugout Society https://youtu.be/R84i_CH4i7A?t=72 https://youtu.be/R84i_CH4i7A?t=87 Cathedral School https://www.cathedralnyc.org/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cathedral_School_of_St._John_the_Divine#Notable_alumni St. John the Divine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathedral_of_St._John_the_Divine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathedral_of_St._John_the_Divine#Poets'_Corner Elmos https://youtu.be/vCogsi4uxlM?t=39 Stone Yard https://divinestone.org/ Mike Goodwin's father https://www.rickmeyerowitz.com/ Chris' Brother Carlo https://www.greenwichsymphony.org/cello Rock N Roll Nursing Home https://youtu.be/jiHc_-YwOkA?t=194 Gremlins 2 The New Batch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdCp0qLqnCY Philippe Petit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tynHJqQfXMQ La Trapeze https://www.yelp.com/biz/le-trapeze-new-york Choir Parapet https://kids.kiddle.co/Cathedral_of_Saint_John_the_Divine Tony Robbins https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7Gb0meQESs God is My Co-Pilot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=strgNlKs9rI Altered States https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67lYG7a4YOA

Is it possible to laugh amidst the tragic reality? In Season 2: Episode 8: Lollipops and Laughter, Archer is beginning to stabilize and his humor shows through, prompting Louise to experience sweet and even funny moments in the bitter environment of the ICU.  It's likely you've heard the cliche  “Laughter is the best medicine.” There is some truth to it and that is what they experienced with the medical team too after a surprise. Join Louise as she revisits the specific ways friends, like Mary Jo Determan, Mary Lou Healy, and Noreen Kane Gant, contributed to raise the healing vibration in Hospital Room 3117. In this episode you will hear interview excerpts from: Mary Jo Determan, mom of Mike Determan, Archer's friend, and Louise's friend by proximity to Mike.  Mary Jo is a commercial lender in Baltimore, Maryland, who was in regular contact with Louise during these three life and death days in the ICU. She and Louise reflect on these conversations. Mary Lou Healy, teacher at Cathedral School in Baltimore, Maryland who taught Archer and friend of Louise, who sent a card with the Prayer for a Creative Miracle for Archer. She and Louise reflect on Mary Lou's discovery of that prayer. Join Louise for Season 2 of Blink of an Eye: Episode 8: Lollipops and Laughter. August 19-21. Days 15-17.  Listen in afterwards to this week's companion Trauma Healing Learnings episode for new understandings on trauma and tools to navigate your own trauma healing: Trauma Healing Learning: Lollipops and Laughter, where Louise takes a closer look at the healing power of focused attention. To find out more about Archer, Louise, and this podcast, visit our website at blinkofaneyepodcast.com, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @blinkofaneyepodcast. Our Twitter is @blinkofaneyepod  Make sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can become a member of our Patreon community and see extra Blink of an Eye content and bonus episodes at our Patreon page.  Victoria Vox created the theme music. Music in this episode is:    Horizon Flare by Alexander Nakarada Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4837-horizon-flare License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license   Peppers Theme by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4998-peppers-theme License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license   Emotional Piano Improvisation by Alexander Nakarada Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6199-emotional-piano-improvisation License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Here is the prayer read in today's podcast: Prayer for a Creative Miracle God of all creation, you who spoke a simple command and brought forth light from the darkness, we call upon you now to send forth your miracle-working power into every aspect of Archer's being. In the same way that you spoke unto the dust of the ground when you created humankind in your own image, we ask you to send forth your healing power into Archer's body. Send forth your word and command every cell, electrical and chemical impulse, tissue, joint, ligament, organ, gland, muscle, bone and every molecule in his body to come under complete and perfect health, strength, alignment, balance and harmony. It is through you that Archer lives and moves and has being. With every breath he takes, he lives under your life-giving grace.  We ask you to touch Archer now with the same miracle-working power that you used when you fashioned him inside his mother's womb. As surely as you have created him in your image and likeness, you can also recreate him now and restore his complete health. Please fill Archer with your healing power. Cast out all that should not be inside of him. We ask you to mend all that is broken, root out every sickness and disease, open all blocked arteries and veins, restore his internal organs, rebuild his damaged tissues, remove all inflammation and cleanse him of all infections, viruses and destructive forms of bacteria. Let the warmth of your healing love flood his entire being, so that his body will function the way it was created to be, whole and complete, renewed in your perfect health. We ask this through our Lord, Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. Substitute the name of your loved one who could benefit from this focused prayer for the human body.  To see some of Archer's artwork, check out www.slimeyard.com.  #hopeforeverything   #obtaineverything

This week on Follow to Lead we'll be talking with Sister Josephine Garrett, who is with the Sisters of of the Holy Family of Nazareth. Sr. Josephine is a native Texan and currently assigned to the Cathedral School in Tyler, Texas. Raised a Baptist, she is a convert to the Catholic faith and had a ten year career in banking before entering religious life. Sr. Josephine is currently featured in one of the OSV Video Talks from the Our Sunday Visitor Institute. Please join us for an inspiring and invigorating discussion on her conversion story, religious life, and her work as a counselor in Catholic Education on this week's Follow to Lead.

Donna Miller has worked in the S&C industry for over 10 years, working both privately, in team settings and the high school setting. Her background includes working in Suburban (Lindfield) and Shute Shield Rugby Union (Eastwood & Randwick), NSW U16s Schools Rep Squads (2014-2015), Jersey Flegg Rugby League (U20s) (2017-2019), as well as being part of high school programs including Newington College, Head of Athletic Development at St Andrew’s Cathedral School. She has worked with regional, state and national level athletes in rugby league & union, swimming, tennis, hockey, and rowing. She is currently Head of Strength & Conditioning at Hunter Valley Grammar School in the Hunter. Qualifications: B. Exercise & Sports Science (UNE), Professional Scheme Level 2 ASCA Coach, NCAS Certified, Cert III & IV Fitness. QUOTES “They main thing with S&C in a school is addressing the needs of every kid, rather than just those that are there to play sport” “A LTAD model is for a perfect world and in high schools, it is not perfect so you have to adapt” “It is really important that kids need to be playing a multitude of sports until 15-16 years old” “You can’t take away from a student’s academic learning with a S&C program in a school” “if you can teach a year 7 kid to do a single leg RDL, you can do anything!” “The most important thing for female S&C coaches is not to walk into a role and say “I’m a female coach”, it should be “I’m a coach”, end of story!” SHOWNOTES 1) Donna’s background and how she came into her current role 2) The different roles as a S&C coach in a school setting 3) Considerations S&C coaches need to be aware of with student athletes and the differences between inner city and country students 4) How to handle the different demands and pulls on student athletes, 5) The logistics of working in a school setting 6) Screening and maturation measures for student athletes 7) Donna's 3 phase program for athlete development in a school setting 8) How S&C can integrate with PE across a school 9) Differences between youth teams and school S&C 10) Considerations for female S&C coaches in a school/youth environment PEOPLE MENTIONED Nathan Parnham Gary Schofield

In this episode, we chat with Dr. John Collier, Principal of St Andrew's Cathedral School and the Gawura School in Sydney. Dr. John takes us through some of the most challenging aspects of being a school leader and discusses the types of leadership required in the most challenging moments as well as at different points of the journey. He discusses whether the Masters of Educational Leadership, the Doctor of Education or the Masters of Business Administration is the best possible preparation to be a Principal of an Independent School. He speaks candidly about the influence of politics on education and the benefit of dissent, as well as how we can think about indigenous education and be aspirational about reconciliation through education in Australia. A great episode with one of the most experienced Principals in Australia. You can find Dr John at https://www.sacs.nsw.edu.au/about-us/principles-message/ As always if you have questions, or feedback or have a suggestion from a leader you'd like to hear from - head on over to https://www.edleaders.com.au/ to signup for the newsletter, or follow us on Linked In at Edleaeders Australia and also please remember to leave us a review on iTunes or your favourite podcast player. You can also connect with us at LinkedIn: Luke Callier - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ljcallier/ Mathew Irving - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mathew-irving-b6b91430/

Joining Matthew this week is Simon Larter-Evans of St Paul's Cathedral School and Suzie Longstaff of Putney High School for Girls. We explore the admissions process for senior schools and ask if competition for places is putting too much pressure on children – and  too much stress for parents.Fresh Thinking is the weekly podcast which looks at the issues affecting independent schools and parents today, presented by Matthew Smith, Editor of Attain.

Ferdinand and Antonia talk to Alastair about Wells Cathedral School, the amazing music offer, life in times of codid-19 and many, many other topics. 

In this episode Mary Jo Wahlers shares her own history and perspective regarding Catholic schools from Wisconsin to Arizona and her journey as student, parent, volunteer, and Director of Advancement. Mary Jo talks about the history of the parish and school and the 50-year leadership of principal Sister Raphael Quinn as a significant reason for the school’s success and many legacy families. Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral School works with families in a diverse community to make the admissions and scholarship application process manageable. She also shares the importance of educating the community on tax credit scholarships that are unique to Arizona. Educating families on how to apply for scholarships as well as individual and corporate contributors who build those scholarship funds is an important part of her role. Listen to learn more about Ss. Simon and Jude School and Arizona tax credit tuition programs.

It’s not that we aren’t appreciative of the offer of help from others, but sometimes you just want to scream, “STOP ASKING ME QUESTIONS!” What about the innocent question, “Is there anything I can do to help?” and similar questions when we or our loved one is in an intensive care unit, or in the throws of early trauma. Caring people don’t realize the stress that chit-chat big everyday questions add. What is demanding and what is not? And Louise looks harder at the, “Oh, it’s a blessing” reply when a loved one who was suffering dies, no matter how old. Intended to be consoling, but is it? Many of these words fall under the heading, “What not to text.” Louise explores the kind of texts that are soothing to someone in trauma, and she begins an unfolding explanation of how we can understand trauma more fully. Join Louise for this episode of Blink of an Eye: Episode 14 Soothing Texts -- What (Not) to TextAugust 7. DAY 3. In this episode, you will hear interview excerpts fromDr. Kris Radcliff, a spinal surgeon with the Rothman Institute in Philadelphia and Archer’s neck surgeon at Atlanticare in 2015andMary Lou Healy, a middle school math teacher at the Cathedral School in Baltimore in 2015 at the time of Archer’s accident, and now teaching at Calvert Hall High School. #hopeforeverything   #obtaineverything 

Today I am talking to Maite Aguirre, a Spanish pianist, conductor and music teacher who has made a shift into the world of law. Maite is now halfway through her studies, and she shares what music has meant to her, how her work as a musician has influenced her decision to make a career change and what her future looks like as a lawyer.After a career in the music industry spanning over a decade, Maite is now a Future Trainee Solicitor at the international law firm Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (BCLP). She currently combines her Graduate Diploma in Law studies, with her work as piano teacher at St Paul's Cathedral School as well as completing her PhD under the supervision of Prof. Sir Barry Ife at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London. Initially trained as a pianist in Barcelona under Vladislav Bronevetzky and Alan Branch, Maite moved to London to complete her Master's in piano accompaniment at the Guildhall, where she also undertook a postgraduate course in opera studies. Subsequently, Maite became a Lucille Graham Fellow at the Royal Academy of Music working as repetiteur and conductor in the School's opera department. Other operatic experience includes a collaboration with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Grange Park Opera. As a pianist, Maite toured all over Spain, in France, Germany, Italy and Norway, and played in some of the most prestigious London venues including King's Place, Wigmore Hall, St John's Smith Square, St Martin's in the Fields and the Barbican Hall; also recording both for TV and radio: BBC3, RNE (Spanish National Radio) and Spanish TV channels TV3 and BTV; performing in UK festivals such as City of London, Ludlow Festival, Bramley Music Festival, Landsdowne-Blüthner.  Maite was awarded many prizes during her career, including the Tracey Chadwell Memorial Prize to the best piano accompanist adjudicated by Roger Vignoles, and a second prize at the Concerto Competition in Budapest in 2016. She was also a Georg Solti Academia scholar, and features conducting in the BBC documentary Solti, Maestro or Mephisto. She was the Director of the Music Academy Cañada Blanch in the Spanish School in London for six years and remains the conductor of the BCLP Choir. Praised by The Guardian for her quasi orchestral colour in her playing, her first solo Album with music from Enrique Granados received unanimous praise from the media, highlighting her carefully thought textures and well balanced cantabile; impeccable pedalization, use of staccato, characteristic of the Spanish pianistic School as well as her faithfulness to the composer's characteristic sound and her colour and rubato, in the fingertips themselves. Shortly after the release of her second album in 2019, Une sorirée dans Grenade, Maite decided to pursue a career in law, and is the recipient of two scholarships on academic merit at BPP Law School (Career Commitment Scholarship and Dean of the Law). Keen on outreach projects and engagement, Maite has been invited as a panellist in several university events and law fairs and is a mentor at BCLP's Career Kick Start Alumni programme. Instagram: @maite_piano

This week Rich-O is joined by Austin_Space (The Spaceball Podcast) as they discuss; camping, Saint Patrick's Cathedral School memories, movies & more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/richolala/support

Tunnel Vision can happen when we are in trauma. As part of a survival instinct, our brain locks us into tunnel vision to stay focused on what is most essential at that moment. We have blinders on to all around us, including those who are trying to help. It's nothing personal, we are in love survival mode. But, even in Tunnel Vision, we can be aware enough to see the angels put in our path. In this episode of Blink of an Eye, Louise visits with several people who have first-hand experience with Tunnel Vision. She also talks about what if’s for hospitals. Join Louise for this episode of Blink of an Eye: Episode 3 Tunnel Vision August 5. DAY 1. In this episode, you will hear interview excerpts fromDewey Senft, Louise’s son who is 24 years old, and at the time of Archer’s accident was 19 in college. Dewey is now a fund accountant in Boston. Sue Wunder, a special ed teacher for 30 years in the Cape May County Special Services School District, New Jersey. Sue is also the mother of Robbie Wunder, a quadriplegic. Mary Lou Healy, a middle school math teacher at the Cathedral School and now Calvert Hall in Baltimore. Dr. Kris Radcliffe, a spinal surgeon with the Rothman Institute in Philadelphia and Archer’s neck surgeon at Atlanticare#hopeforeverything   #obtaineverything

Fr. Andrew speaks to the kids at Cathedral School about how the seed of God's love can grow in our hearts. November 28, 2018 - Cathedral of Christ the King - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com

The kids at Cathedral School are reminded by the Lord's command to love one another, even when it is hard.  That begs a question: who in your life is a challenge to love today?  Ask God for the grace to love them as the Lord loves us. September 26, 2018 - Cathedral School Gym - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com

The kids at Cathedral School honor veterans, emergency service personnel, firefighters and law enforcement at a Blue Mass that calls upon our Guardian Angels for guidance and help in times of trial. September 19, 2018 - Cathedral of Christ the King - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com

Light comes from many sources and is crucial for our gift of sight.  Fr. Andrew invites the Cathedral School kids to consider how to let the light of Jesus shine in their hearts and out into the world. September 12, 2018 - Cathedral of Christ the King - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com

Parents are getting aggressive with teachers when their child has a problem at school – and both the number of incidents and the level of vitriol is on the rise, says John Collier, the head of St Andrew's Cathedral School in Sydney.

Parents are getting aggressive with teachers when their child has a problem at school – and both the number of incidents and the level of vitriol is on the rise, says John Collier, the head of St Andrew's Cathedral School in Sydney.

Why do we pray every week at Mass?  Why is it so important?  Fr. Andrew shares some key points with the children at Cathedral School. May 9, 2018 - Cathedral of Christ the King - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com

A conversation between Blake Kohn, Executive Director of the National Network of Schools in Partnership and Aaron Mullen, DIrector of Community and Inclusion at Cathedral School for Boys in San Francisco, CA. Hear about their Bay Area Connections program and how it helps the boys discover a sense of self while also teaching empathy, compassion and a great sense of community

Speaking at Mass to the kids at Cathedral School, Fr. Andrew speaks about the Passover, Judas and the blood of Jesus...the Lamb of God.   March 28, 2018 - Cathedral of Christ the King - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com

A strange and secretive society, The Red Line Club, threatens to come between a group of good friends.The peculiar tale of the Cathedral School of St. Thaddeus continues in this third part of our original story, “Sing The Old Alma Mater.”Recorded live at The Bickford Theatre at The Morris Museum in Morristown, New Jersey on Sunday, October 1st 2017.This episode is sponsored by ZipRecruiter! Find out today why ZipRecruiter has been used by businesses of ALL sizes to find the most qualified job candidates with immediate results. Try it for free at ZipRecruiter.com/FIRESIDE. ZipRecruiter. The smartest way to hire.Musical performance: “Oh Baby Doll” written by Chuck Berry, performed by Nicole Zuraitis accompanied by Jason Teborek.Featured in the cast:Mary Murphy as Miss EbbetAlain LaForest as EricMichael Pate as JackBill Heidrich as ChasJames Rieser as Dean HubbleKacie LaForest as Amanda GardotDavid Linton as Mr. HolstAli Silva as Polly MansfieldOriginal story and radioplay written by Silbin SandovarDirection and post-production audio by Ali SilvaPodcast production by Ali Silva & Daniel GravesMusical score improvised by Jason TeborekTheme music by Jason GravesSound Effects Designer: Joe JungAudio Recording Engineer: Ray LanuzaTechnical Director for the Bickford Theatre: Lewis PerlmutterProduction coordinators: Dalia Morali & Brontis Shane OrengoProduced by Gustavo Rodriguez, Ali Silva, Daniel Graves & Rebecca Graves for Fireside Mystery ProductionsCopyright 2017 Fireside Mystery Productionshttp://www.firesidemysterytheatre.com@firesidemystery#horror #macabre #mystery #thriller #suspense #audiodrama #radiodrama #radiotheatre #radiotheater #weird #radio #school #creepy #eerie #strange #supernatural #privateschool #boardingschool #ghosts #almamater

The past blurs with the present as we explore the strange and tragic past of the Cathedral School of St. Thaddeus. “Curious,” “odd,” and “peculiar” are words that come to mind as we dive into Part 2 of “Sing The Old Alma Mater.”This episode is sponsored by Fifth and Maiden, the official jeweler of Fireside Mystery Theatre. For "a bit of shimmer" go to: http://fifthandmaiden.com and Instagram @fifthandmaidenMusical performance: “My Old School” written by Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, performed by Nicole Zuraitis accompanied by Jason Teborek.Poem: “Education Lament” by Dr. David Linton, read by the author.Recorded live at The Bickford Theatre at The Morris Museum in Morristown, New Jersey Sunday, October 1st 2017.Featured in the cast:Alain LaForest as EricMichael Pate as JackBill Heidrich as ChasJames Rieser as Dean HubbleDavid Linton as Mr. HolstAli Silva as Polly MansfieldOriginal story and radioplay written by Silbin SandovarDirection and post-production audio by Ali SilvaPodcast production by Ali Silva & Daniel GravesMusical score improvised by Jason TeborekTheme music by Jason GravesSound Effects Designer: Joe JungAudio Recording Engineer: Ray LanuzaTechnical Director for the Bickford Theatre: Lewis PerlmutterProduction coordinators: Dalia Morali & Brontis Shane OrengoProduced by Gustavo Rodriguez, Ali Silva, Daniel Graves & Rebecca Graves for Fireside Mystery ProductionsCopyright 2017 Fireside Mystery Productionshttp://www.firesidemysterytheatre.com@firesidemystery#horror #macabre #mystery #thriller #suspense #audiodrama #radiodrama #radiotheatre #radiotheater #weird #radio #school #creepy #eerie #strange #supernatural #privateschool #boardingschool #ghosts #almamater

Our 4th season premiere is a four-part series about the ill-fated Cathedral School of St. Thaddeus. It's a sinister after-school special we call “Sing The Old Alma Mater.”Recorded live at The Bickford Theatre at The Morris Museum in Morristown, New Jersey on Sunday, October 1st 2017.This episode is sponsored by ZipRecruiter! Find out today why ZipRecruiter has been used by businesses of ALL sizes to find the most qualified job candidates with immediate results. Try it for free at ZipRecruiter.com/FIRESIDE. ZipRecruiter. The smartest way to hire.Featured in the cast:Kacie LaForest as AmandaMichael Pate as JackMary Murphy as Miss EbbetHosted by Ali SilvaOriginal story and radioplay written by Silbin SandovarDirection and post-production audio by Ali SilvaPodcast production by Ali Silva & Daniel GravesMusical score improvised by Jason TeborekTheme music by Jason GravesSound Effects Designer: Joe JungAudio Recording Engineer: Ray LanuzaTechnical Director for the Bickford Theatre: Lewis PerlmutterProduction coordinators: Dalia Morali & Brontis Shane OrengoProduced by Gustavo Rodriguez, Ali Silva, Daniel Graves & Rebecca Graves for Fireside Mystery ProductionsCopyright 2017 Fireside Mystery Productionshttp://www.firesidemysterytheatre.com@firesidemystery#horror #macabre #mystery #thriller #suspense #audiodrama #radiodrama #radiotheatre #radiotheater #weird #radio #school #creepy #eerie #strange #supernatural #privateschool #boardingschool #ghosts #almamater

During this hour, we were joined by special guests Deacon Doug and Mary Campbell from Wahpeton, ND. Elsa from the Cathedral School in Crookston, MN began our hour with prayer.

During this hour, we were joined by special guest Fr. Justin Fish live from the Diocese of Duluth. Students from Cathedral School in Superior began our hour with prayer.

Calling upon the strength of our Guardian Angels, Cathedral School and the Knights of Columbus are honored to pray for those in law enforcement, fire and rescue that they may continue to protect and serve us with God's grace. September 28, 2016 - Cathedral of Christ the King - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com For more podcasts go to "Catholic Inspiration" in iTunes.

As we wrap up the academic year at Cathedral School, we close one chapter of our lives and prepare for a new adventure with summer vacation.  Our homework: Go home to our family and share the light of Christ! June 1, 2016 - Cathedral of Christ the King - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com For more podcasts go to "Catholic Inspiration" in iTunes.

Some enthusiastic 2nd graders from Cathedral School help Fr. Andrew with the reading from 1st Peter in the Scriptures today! May 27, 2016 - Cathedral Rectory - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com For more podcasts go to "Catholic Inspiration" in iTunes.

1st Graders from Cathedral School offer some ideas how we can show our love for Jesus! May 13, 2016 - Cathedral Rectory - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com For more podcasts go to "Catholic Inspiration" at iTunes or www.threegreatthings.libsyn.com for an archive of all presentations.

Mrs. Hockenbrock's 2nd graders from Cathedral School discuss common fears and how Jesus helps us face them. April 22, 2016 - Cathedral Rectory - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com For more podcasts go to "Catholic Inspiration" in iTunes or www.threegreatthings.libysyn.com for an archive of all presentations.

Some 1st graders from Cathedral School share their thoughts on the Gospel reading today! April 8, 2016 - Cathedral Rectory - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com For more podcasts go to "Catholic Inspiration" in iTunes or www.threegreatthings.libsyn.com for an archive of all presentations.

With some help from 4th graders at Cathedral School, Fr. Andrew comments on how John's Gospel builds the tension that will ultimately lead Jesus to his Cross. March 11, 2016 - Cathedral Rectory - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com For more podcasts go to "Catholic Inspiration" in iTunes or www.threegreatthings.libsyn.com for an archive of all presentations.

With a some insights from some students in Mrs. Blomfeldt's 1st Grade class at Cathedral School, Fr. Andrew discovers some practical ways to love the people in our lives.  (Hint:  Don't bite your sister!  Clean your room, even if it's as messy as a pig.) March 4, 2016 - Cathedral Rectory - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com For more podcasts go to "Catholic Inspiration" in iTunes or www.threegreatthings.libsyn.com for an archive of all presentations.

With help from some 4th graders from Mrs. Peterson's class at Cathedral School, Fr. Andrew looks at how God can take bad things and bring about great goodness. February 26, 2016 - Cathedral Rectory - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com For more podcasts go to "Catholic Inspiration" or www.threegreatthings.libsyn.com for an archive of all presentations.

Harry Christophers, Khatia Buniatishvili, and Wells Cathedral School: The August 2012 Gramophone Podcast

On this weeks show we speak with our friend sacred sexuality priestess InaraInara de Luna Founder of the Temple of the Red Lotus, Inara is a Qadishtu priestess who believes in the sacredness of sex and pleasure. Inara describes herself as a bisexual, polyamorous, eclectic pagan. A teacher and lifelong practitioner of yoga, she follows a path of finding enlightenment by healing the mind-body-spirit split that occurs in Western society. Ecstatic dance, drumming, sex, yoga, ritual, energy manipulation and healing, research and reflection are the avenues Inara uses and encourages for spiritual expression and development. Inara runs an online discussion group on sacred sexuality and offers workshops and classes on yoga, breath work, sacred sexuality, teenage sex education, menstruation reclamation, and Native American drumming/singing. She has been a guest instructor for the Indigo Village Summer Camp, and a guest lecturer at the University of Redlands in California and at St. Patrick’s Cathedral School in Pennsylvania. Additionally, she has performed private yoga demonstrations for select audiences around the country. Inara is a published author, with articles and poetry appearing in The Common People magazine, Atlanta Rising magazine and the Carolina Spirit Quest newsletter. Inara organizes the Village of Greenwood at Dreaming. She also coordinated the Adult Play area at FireDance 2004 and DayDreaming: Greenwood, a day-long sacred sex intensive. Most recently, Inara presented a three course seminar on sacred sexuality at Bio-Buzz in Albany, GA. She created the Temple of the Red Lotus as an organization devoted to promoting and practicing sacred sexuality and the Qadishtu path.