Podcast appearances and mentions of catherine mcauley

In this episode of Chatechesis, Deacon Don speaks with Roisin Doherty about the Eucharistic Procession in Athlone on Sunday.  He then goes on to reflect on the fifth commandment and promoting the culture of life.  He gives the example of the life of Catherine McAuley who dedicated her life to caring for the poor, particularly […] L'articolo Chatechesis – Deacon Don – Roisin Doherty – Catherine McAuley proviene da Radio Maria.

On this weeks podcast John and Shane were delighted to welcome Sr Sean Marie and Sr Mary Dolora of the Religious Sisters of Mercy of Alma Michigan who have recently landed on the banks of the Shannon here in the diocese of Limerick. So we have a sit down with them to find about them and about their religious institute.We have our regular run through the liturgical odds and ends from the calendar and in part three as always we have our reflection on the weekly Sunday gospel.We had one notice about a November Desert Day - details here.Religious Sisters of Mercy of Alma, MichiganC&SI was delighted to welcome Sr Sean Marie and Sr Mary Dolora to the podcast this week to introduce us to the religious institute to which they belong, the Religious Sisters of Mercy, Alma, Michigan which is an off shoot of the Religious Sisters of Mercy founded by Venerable Catherine McAuley. The Alma Mercy Sisters were officially founded in 1973 and are now spread across various countries in various ministries but always with the focus on living out their vows of poverty, chastity, obedience and their particular fourth vow of service of the poor, sick and ignorant. Sr Sean Marie and Sr Mary Dolora share with us their own individual stories of vocation and also a bit about the institute and what it is like coming to Ireland and the present time. 

Our podcast is about all the activities we do at Catharine McAuley like the most exciting soccer games and going to the library. Warning this can give you jump scare if it's on high volume! This will be the best podcast you will ever hear so don't forget to hit the follow button. Check out all the podcasts from Catherine McAuley at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1x0Jp8HKeK8s8WQxJ9Fezt

Hello we are Owen, Luca, Steven and Habeer. We are the podcast Year 4 boys talking about soccer. We will talk about top teams, Cristiano Ronaldo and much more. So, prepare soccer fans for the podcast of your life!!(: Check out all the podcasts from Catherine McAuley at open.spotify.com/playlist/1x0Jp8HKeK8s8WQxJ9Fezt

This whole podcast is about our favourite activities AND about a secret person sleeping on the job. WARNING the snoring is very loud! There is such an awesome song at the start. Make sure you follow our channel. WARNING we have tried our best and put so much effort into our podcast. SUBSCRIBE! Check out all the podcasts from Catherine McAuley at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1x0Jp8HKeK8s8WQxJ9Fezt

Welcome to our dogs podcast where Santino, Daniel, Cohen, Muku talk about how dogs can help us have fun, how they can help us have happy memories, what our sad memories for our dogs are and how we got them. Just click the button and listen to the best dogs podcast in the world, so, what are you waiting for?! Check out all the podcasts from Catherine McAuley at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1x0Jp8HKeK8s8WQxJ9Fezt

This is all about having fun with our friends and talking about our experiences while playing Minecraft. We talk about Minecraft and Pixlemon, our experiences with creepers, Minecraft spiders and Villager houses. Check out all the podcasts from Catherine McAuley School at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1x0Jp8HKeK8s8WQxJ9Fezt

Dive into some hobby related interviews with my friends. Find out some different hobbies or sports that you might like to try! This podcast tells you what hobbies my friends like, what tricks they learn and some memories about their hobbies. Don't forget to hit SUBSCRIBE!! Check out all the podcasts from Catherine McAuley School at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1x0Jp8HKeK8s8WQxJ9Fezt

This is a really good podcast it tells us about the wonders of the amazing year 6 camp! Like how the food was, if the cabins were good or bad, how the trip was and how the activities were. (WARNING THIS PODCAST CONTAINS "SCREAMING" (sort of....) So, if you want to listen to this podcast click the play button and listen to the best kids podcast you will ever hear! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! Check out all the podcasts from Catherine McAuley School at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1x0Jp8HKeK8s8WQxJ9Fezt

Do you always fight with your friend on which is better, cats or dogs? Well, this podcast is for you!!! Enjoy the world of arguments and our reasons as to why we think one is better than the other. Oh, and by the way, dogs are WAY better than cats!!! Check out all the podcasts from Catherine McAuley School at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1x0Jp8HKeK8s8WQxJ9Fezt

Have you ever wondered what four year 5 girl's favourite hobbies are, well you're in luck we will be chatting about these hobbies and some more funny heart felt stories SOOO hit that play button!!!!!!!! Check out all the podcasts from Catherine McAuley School at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1x0Jp8HKeK8s8WQxJ9Fezt

Get ready for an adventure through the gaming world with host Braxlin and interviewees Henry, Lucas and Mikah. While the people that are getting interviewed tell their stories to the host and of course, you. The stories are interesting and funny, one of them is very funny and especially weird. Check out all the podcasts from Catherine McAuley School at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1x0Jp8HKeK8s8WQxJ9Fezt

Have you ever wondered what 3 12-year-old girl's Favourite things are? Well, you're probably thinking make up and skincare but not these three girls… in this podcast we talk about our Favourite sports, our idols and more. If you like these things or want to find out more clink the link in the bio. Before you go, we have one last question what's your Favourite thing? Check out all the podcasts from Catherine McAuley School at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1x0Jp8HKeK8s8WQxJ9Fezt

Dive into the world of sport with Ashton, Ellah, Mirrin and Melody. Come listen to the best podcast you have ever heard as we talk about embarrassing moments and what has inspired us to play sports. Check out all the podcasts from Catherine McAuley School at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1x0Jp8HKeK8s8WQxJ9Fezt

An education specialist has been recognised by Governor Frances Adams in a ceremony in June for the work she does for Adelaide women's homelessness charity Catherine House. Dr Sarah Hattam, Senior Lecturer in Education Futures at UniSA, has received the Catherine McAuley for her role in a sociology course that helps to empower women. She joins Jennie Lenman to discuss.

Dr. Tom Curran explores insights from the life of Catherine McAuley, founder of Sisters of Mercy, and from the book The Principle of Mercy by Jon Sobrino. Tom testifies to the fruits of groaning [Psalm 6] and reflects on the name Mark.

Religious Education Coordinator Genevieve Banks from Catherine McAuley, Westmead and Mission Teaching Educator Bruce Carr discuss the process behind preparing and teaching Stage 5 Learning Cycle 5.

Greely senior guard Camille Clement joins the podcast this week. Having been surrounded by great basketball her entire life, she talks her journey from Catherine McAuley water girl to a two-time state champ and commitment to Northeastern University on this weeks episode of Big Time Hoops The Podcast

In the fourth of a multi-part series, Sister Geralyn, SCC, introduces us to Catherine McAuley, who founded the Sisters of Mercy, opened a boarding house, housed Irish immigrants, and much more. Learn more about her connection to the Diocese of Harrisburg in this episode of "Musings from a Catholic Evangelist.

This episode of "A Great Woman and Her Time" tells the story of Sister Mary Frances Warde, the American founder of the Sisters of Mercy, and one of Catherine McAuley's most beloved companions. Warde's biographer has described her as "one of the greatest servants of humanity whoever lived," an extraordinary claim justified by her astonishing record of establishing institutions that served to promote the welfare of others. She founded over 100 convents, schools, hospitals, orphanages, and other institutions, which collectively have touched the lives of millions of Americans over the past 170 years. This is the eighth and final episode of a multipart series produced by WXAV, 88.3.

This episode of "A Great Woman and Her Time" examines the spiritual beliefs and practices that animated the Sisters of Mercy. In keeping with Catholic doctrine, Catherine McAuley put Jesus Christ at the center of the Mercy order, urging her sisters to imitate Christ. This required the sisters to sacrifice themselves for others, while accepting God's will with gratitude and obedience. This was a demanding standard, yet Catherine and other sisters recruited pious women to the order in large numbers over the next century. This is the seventh episode of a multipart series produced by WXAV 88.3FM

The healing story of Sr. Patricia Mulderick emphasizes the importance of presence.  She shares a near death experience illuminating a common humanity with the people of Peru.  Sr. Patricia carries the charism of Catherine McAuley to collabortate with others to be more merciful.  Their stories and faces are deep and powerful.  

The healing story of Sr. Patricia Mulderick emphasizes the importance of presence.  She shares a near death experience illuminating a common humanity with the people of Peru.  Sr. Patricia carries the charism of Catherine McAuley to collabortate with others to be more merciful.  Their stories and faces are deep and powerful.  

This episode of “A Great Woman and Her Time“ presents the social and economic context for the life of Catherine McAuley. It examines the penal laws and their effects on Catholics, Ireland‘s dramatic population growth from the mid-18th to the mid-19th centuries, the corresponding poverty suffered by poor Irish Catholic peasants, and the growing problem of prostitution. This is the second episode of a multipart series produced by WXAV 88.3FM

In the second of our Just Mercy Profile series, Carmel Ruddick rsm (pictured above with the statue of Catherine McAuley in the garden of the Institute Centre, Stanmore) shares some of her life’s story to date, from her nervous first day ‘on the job’ as a primary school teacher, to journeying with people on their last moments on Earth as a Pastoral Care Worker. She also talks about what was a pivotal moment in her life, ministering at the Curtin Detention Centre in Western Australia and the injustice of mandatory detention.

Today we talk to two members of the Social Media Club at Catherine McAuley, an all-girls Catholic high school in Maine.   What we uncover is not just how to market to teens and tweens, but how to use social media to reach and engage any audience, regardless of their age.   http://www.themarketingagents.com/38

Catherine McAuley was an Irish nun who was born in 1778. She had a comfortable life growing up in Dublin, but after she inherited a considerable fortune, Catherine used the money to set up the Sisters of Mercy and help those in poverty. (First Broadcast 1994)