Podcasts about CDF

President and CEO, Matt Markins, CCIO, Mike Handler, and host, Ross Cochran, digest part of the wisdom that 2022 CDF […] The post Andy Crouch: Technology's Dream vs God's Plan appeared first on Child Discipleship.

Bill, Father Larry, Father Scott, and Kevin Wells discuss Father James Martin's recent tweets on same sex marriage, Pope Francis' new pick to head the CDF and once again, what the Church's teaching on marriage is. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/william-wannall/support

With the death of Joseph Ratzinger (Pope Benedict XVI), we look at his substantial legacy as theologian, priest, cardinal archbishop, head of the CDF, pope, and pope emeritus.

Catherine Owens is a breath of fresh air in a sometimes stuffy genre, the topic of 'Senior Living & Aging in Place' or not perhaps! Catherine's work includes the award winning books, "Be Your Own Hero: Senior Living Decisions Simplified" and "Shine On You Crazy Diamond: Even When Your Crown Feels Heavy".As a recipient of the 'Tribute to Women and Industry' (TWIN) Award, given to women who have excelled in their field and made a significant difference in people's lives Catherine has energy galore and wisdom by the carload. Find out about all the information spoken about in this episode by Catherine by visiting her website: https://catherinelowens.com/Keywords to listen for:- What's your plan A or B or CDF?- From aging in place to putting in place- Making educated decisions- Being proactiveFor more information on the Tom Matt Show, please visit http://www.tommattshow.com

With more and more countries joining, "the BRICS alliance is a waking giant," asserts Willem Middelkoop, CDF founder and best-selling author of The Big Reset: War on Gold and the Financial Endgame. "It's the west against the rest of the world now," and a lot hinges on if Saudi Arabia joins BRICS or not, he tells Daniela Cambone. Middelkoop discusses how he predicted, "Moscow and Beijing will seek a reconstruction of the world order," in his best-selling book, and there will be a gold revaluation as a part of the great reset. Physical gold's case has been made with "the popping of the crypto bubble," he argues. Bitcoin is here to stay, and it's healthy to have a shakeout in the digital asset market, Middelkoop continues. He concludes, "Bitcoin is digital gold, and the other alternative cryptos are Ponzi schemes."

>>> Do you want to understand more of what Brazilians say in Portuguese? Do you consider yourself at the intermediate level? Then grab one of our learning guides for free and see for yourself how much more you can understand after just one week. The grab your guide today, please follow this link: https://social.portuguesewitheli.com/convite >>> Shall we meet? Follow this link: https://social.portuguesewitheli.com/meetngreet And here is the monologue for your benefit: Quando éramos pequenos, minha irmã e eu sempre ouvíamos o conselho de nossos pais: “Filhos, estudem bastante enquanto ainda são jovens, para passarem num concurso público quando estiverem mais velhos. Aí vocês podem comprar uma casinha, se juntar com alguém e formar uma família.” Meus pais só queriam o nosso bem, mas, sabe, nunca fui CDF. Mesmo depois da escola, quando prometi a eles que estudaria para entrar para o funcionalismo público, não me dedicava. E tinha, claro, algumas razões para isso: não era interessante. Mas também havia discrepâncias no campo ideológico. Veja só. O servidor público tem que percorrer uma trajetória longa e desagradável. Primeiro, tem que se inscrever em algum certame, mas, para isso, precisa esperar até um órgão público lançar um edital. Depois, tem que se preparar – fazer simulados, preparar um cronogramade estudos, colocar a mão na massa mesmo. Depois, tem que enfrentar o nervosismo na noite que antecede a prova. E, se aprovado, ainda tem que passar pelo teste de aptidão e o psicotécnico. Só então é que tem a prova de títulos e, por fim, o funcionário entra no serviço público. Mas, se pensa que acabou, não acabou não. Depois de “contratado”, o empregado vai ser lotado em algum lugar à escolha do órgão, normalmente constante no edital. E ainda vão passar alguns anos no estágio probatório. Se não for exonerado nesse ínterim, vai ser efetivado e, enfim, gozarde estabilidade. Todo mundo pensaria que, depois de tantos obstáculos, quem trabalhasse no serviço público seria uma pessoa dedicada. Ledo engano. Depois que entram é que percebem a mamata que existe. Quem tenta fazer algo, não consegue. Existe muita morosidadenas repartições públicas. E como não podem ser demitidas, as pessoas fazem corpo mole. Além disso, tem muita peixada de político no serviço público. A maior parte dos departamentos vira cabide de emprego desse ou daquele político. Eu mesmo não fui feito para isso. Meu negócio é a iniciativa privada. Minha irmã Célia é que sempre quis ser funcionária pública – ela destrinchava as leis durante os estudos, fazia tudo que era simulado, ia para a biblioteca... e ela acabou de ser aprovada. Ainda está deslumbrada com o serviço e tudo o que pode fazer. Vamos ver se ela não se rende e acaba virando mais uma. Afinal, a esperança é a última que morre. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/portuguesewitheli/message

LOOPCAST VOTE-O-RAMA Take a deep dive into voting: why you should and HOW you should as a Catholic (00:01:12). LOOPcast has reasons and resources – including a breakdown of an incredible homily on conscience, politics, and our non-negotiable principles (00:23:21). Then it's onto the Twilight Zone where we discuss race relations and… was that **common sense** we saw in New York this week (00:45:27)?LINKS YOU'LL LOVE3 Reasons Catholics Should VoteAwesome Homily: “Living as a Catholic citizen”USCCB's “Priorities at the Polls”Benedict XVI's 2006 address to European People's Party EWTN's summary of the non-negotiables (includes citations from popes, CDF, USCCB, etc.)Catholic Voter Sources: USCCB's “Priorities at the Polls”Benedict XVI's 2006 address to European People's Party EWTN's summary of the non-negotiables (includes citations from popes, CDF, USCCB, etc.)As always, send us your questions, comments, and suggestions to: info@catholicvote.orgIf you love the LOOP and LOOPCast, consider chipping in to keep the mikes on! Become a Champion: https://catholicvote.org/champions 

durée : 00:58:45 - Les Cours du Collège de France - par : Merryl Moneghetti - A quelles conditions l'entreprise pourrait-elle devenir un foyer de la démocratie? Demande Alain Supiot. Le juriste explique pourquoi il faut "saisir la notion de fait normatif". Il s'attache à la "généalogie institutionnelle de l'entreprise", à partir de Grotius, Leibnitz, Gierke et Proudhon. Ainsi, de quelle façon le juriste Grotius, au XVIIe siècle a-t-il été l'un des premiers à faire "un usage moderne de la notion de société" et comment a-t-il posé le fondement dogmatique de la globalisation marchande, fondement aujourd'hui repris par la science économique ? Quelles sont les préconisations d'avant-garde du philosophe Leibniz en matière de droit social et quelles sont les longues racines historiques de la divergence entre les manières anglaises et allemandes de concevoir l'entreprise?Enfin, de quelle façon le philosophe politique Proudhon peut-il considérer que le droit est indispensable pour fonder une démocratie économique qui puisse faire contrepoids à la démocratie politique?Fondateur de l'Institut d'Etudes Avancées de Nantes, professeur émérite au Collège de France, titulaire de la chaire État social et mondialisation : analyse juridique des solidarités de (2012-2019), Alain Supiot est membre correspondant de la British Academy.  Il nous entraîne dans une grande réflexion autour des "Figures juridiques de la démocratie économique".Pour la deuxième année de cours, il se penche sur la question de la démocratisation de l'entreprise. Il revient sur les théories juridiques de l'entreprise et sur la généalogie de ces théories. Il nous plonge à la fois dans un passionnant regard rétrospectif à la lumière des  questions d'aujourd'hui, mais aussi dans l'histoire des mots. Alain Supiot rappelle qu' "Aux origines institutionnelles de l'entreprise se trouve l'oikos grec ou la domus romaine, c'est-à-dire la maisonnée comme communauté économique et lignagière, soumise au pouvoir du pater familias. Le patronat est ainsi une notion héritée du droit romain, où le patronus désignait l'ancien maître d'un esclave affranchi, auquel ce dernier demeurait lié par une obligation de respect (obsequium) et de services (operæ), ainsi que par des liens d'obligation alimentaire et successoraux (bona). La sphère de l'oikos, dans son sens originel comme dans le sens moderne de l'oikos- nomos, de l'éco-nomie, constitue ce que Georges Gurvitch appelle un « fait normatif » : son existence est antérieure et à certains égards indépendante de la loi de la cité et de l'hétéronomie de l'état, car elle engendre ses propres normes, elle est auto-nome."Dès lors que nous apprennent Grotius, avocat protestant hollandais, l'un des pères du droit international et Leibniz, philosophe et humaniste allemand des notions de "faits normatifs" et "d'associations économiques capables de s'auto réglementer" et quel est l'apport, au XIXe siècle, de Proudhon à cette généalogie de l'entreprise et du droit social ? Nous gagnons le CDF  le 24 novembre 2017, pour le cours d'Alain Supiot, aujourd'hui, "Faits normatifs, associations économiques et droit social".

Janet Wolf has worked as a poverty rights organizer, United Methodist pastor with urban and rural congregations; college and seminary professor; learner, teacher, animator with think tanks inside prisons. She works with the Children's Defense Fund focusing on public theology, transformative justice and nonviolent direct action organizing to disrupt and dismantle the cradle to prison pipeline through leadership by and partnership with those who are now or have been caged. She is the Dean of CDF's Proctor Institute's Dale P. Andrews Freedom Seminary and a member of the Coordinating Committee with the National Council of Elders. Her recent book is Practicing Resurrection: The Gospel of Mark and Radical Discipleship.Instagram:@jlw48Twitter: @wolfhaleyVector Illustration by:ReAl-wpapMusic by: @siryalibeats

Janet Wolf has worked as a poverty rights organizer, United Methodist pastor with urban and rural congregations; college and seminary professor; learner, teacher, animator with think tanks inside prisons. She works with the Children's Defense Fund focusing on public theology, transformative justice and nonviolent direct action organizing to disrupt and dismantle the cradle to prison pipeline through leadership by and partnership with those who are now or have been caged. Janet was one of the founding members of the CDF's Proctor Institute's Dale P. Andrews Freedom Seminary. She is a member of the Coordinating Committee with the National Council of Elders. She is also the author of Practicing Resurrection: The Gospel of Mark and Radical Discipleship. Instagram: @jlw48Twitter: @wolfhaleyVector Illustration by: ReAl_wpapMusic by: @siryalibeats

JD is hauling hindparts across the great state of Tennessee trying to make his flight. But he called in to talk about Tennessee, life on road, and a letter from the CDF.

This week on the The Pillar Podcast, JD and Ed talk about the CDF's statement on blessings for same-sex unions, what it means for zee Germanz' Synodal Way, and pastoral provision in parishes everywhere.

Marilyn Geller, CEO of the Celiac Disease Foundation (CDF) is back to join Mike and Cam to talk about some of the exciting work that they are doing. Learn more about CDF's recent campaign for their ICureCeliac registry, how you can get involved to help find treatments, and hopefully an eventual cure for celiac disease. As Cam says, become a "Pioneering Patient!" In addition, Marilyn talks about the CDF's efforts to communicate with the FDA to improve their gluten free labeling of products.