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The Diocese has a new Director of Formation and Catechesis, Paul Albert, who was a speaker at the 10th National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis. Tune in to meet him and hear about his experience at the NEC. #catholic #evangelism #formation #catechesis #sharingthegospel #nationaleucharisticcongress #nationaleucharisticrevival #jesus #eucharist #catholicpodcast #itscatholicyall #georgiacatholics #haiti #charismaticrenewal #youthministry #catholicministry https://www.eucharisticcongress.org/ https://diosav.org/formation-and-catechesis  

Published: December 08, 2019This week, Changing Our World‘s, Jim Friend speaks with Brian Corbin, KHS, Executive Vice President for Member Services at Catholic Charities USA. For Brian, Catholic Charities is “a ministry of the Bishop that enables us to continue the work of the early Apostles in caring for the widows, orphans, and strangers among us.” Today, we see how Catholic Charities provides service to people in need, advocates for justice, and calls the entire church and other people of goodwill to do the same.About Brian CorbinPrior to joining Catholic Charities, Brian served as the Executive Director of Catholic Charities for the Diocese of Youngstown. He also served as the Diocesan Director for Migration and Refugee Services (MRS). Brian served as the Diocesan Director of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development and the Director of Catholic Relief Services. He was also the Diocesan Liaison for the Northeast Ohio Diocesan Council of St. Vincent de Paul. With over 27 years of service, Brian provided coordination for the health and social ministries of the Church. He created opportunities for Church and community leaders to understand and be formed in Catholic social doctrine. Brian was Secretary of the National Board of Trustees for CCUSA and chaired the National Advisory Council of the USCCB.Brian holds a Bachelor of Philosophy degree from The Pontifical School of Philosophy. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Politics from The Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C. Brian is completing his Ph.D. at M.I.T. and has completed doctoral work in Organizational Leadership at Youngstown State University. He holds a Certification in Health Care Ethics from The National Catholic Bioethics Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Brian is a member of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. Brian has been with Catholic Charities for over 28 years and he is married to Dr. Donna DeBlasio.Follow him on Twitter @brianrcorbin Daily Spiritual Reflection and Prayers on “Kristin's Crosses” Join Jim and Kristin Friend and their family on Kristin's Crosses YouTube Channel for “Today's Catholic Prayers.” Jim and Kristin offer the daily Gospel and Reflection along with the Rosary and Catholic Prayers of the day. Click here to visit the YouTube Page and subscribe. If you would like to join the Kristin's Crosses prayer group on Facebook, click here to request to join.

Dr. Marlon De La Torre, a seasoned catechetical leader with over 26 years of experience, shares his insights on how to find and grow in faith and how to use that faith to positively impact others. Currently serving as the Executive Director for Evangelization and Missionary Discipleship for the Archdiocese of Detroit, Dr. Marlon` has dedicated over two decades of his professional career to serving as a catechetical leader. With a background that includes roles such as Diocesan Director for Evangelization and Catechesis, Seminary and Diaconate Professor, Catholic High School Principal, and Superintendent of Catholic Schools, he has positively influenced countless individuals and made a meaningful impact on their faith journeys. As someone who has served in numerous leadership roles within the Catholic Church, Dr. Marlon has a wealth of knowledge and experience to draw upon and is eager to share it with others. Whether you're a seasoned leader looking to deepen your understanding of faith and leadership or just starting out on your leadership journey, this episode has something for you. Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn from this experienced and passionate leader - tune in to the 108th episode of the Ron Huntley Leadership Podcast, "Faithfulness, Leadership, and Growing Your Impact."

Last Sunday we welcomed Rev Craig Hunt, the Diocesan Director of Ordinands. He talked about 'every member ministry' and the responsibility that we all have during this time of Rector vacancy to discover and use our gifts here at St Giles.

Alex & Maddie sit down again with Adam Storey, Diocesan Director of Marriage & Family Life, to discuss what exactly annulments are, some myths about them, and some tips for preparing for marriage beforehand.

Luke 8:26-39Craig Hunt, Diocesan Director of Ordinands

The Clergy have gathered to celebrate with our four Jubilarians (Fr Jim Wilkins (50), Fr Owen Gibbons (40), Fr Augustine Mathew (40) and Fr Pius Khaoya (30)). The next day we were joined by the Parish Secretaries for some professional development and a dinner at which we celebrated the many years of service for people across our parishes and the Chancery and thanked Kimbalee Clewes and Mike Deasey for there service. Confirmation Masses have become a priority for many as the year comes to a close. The Year 12 students involved in RISE events gathered on Zoom for a blessing. We discuss life post COVID and the importance of living in the moment. Finally, we have a great interview with David McGovern, who is the new Diocesan Director replacing Mike Deasey. Opening Theme Music: Derek Clegg - A Strong Will is Needed - Used under Creative Commons. Editing & Cover Art by Emily Bennett

Fr. Trevor Chicoine, Diocesan Director of Worship, joins Alex and Maddie for a timely Lenten conversation about the Sacrament of Confession.

This week is National Marriage Week (February 7-14) across the Diocese of Lansing and, indeed, across the Church in the United States. There was a time in this country and beyond when the married family – a mother, father and, God willing, children – was regarded as the obvious building block of a good society, the “first, best, and cheapest, department of health, welfare and education” as the married family was once notably described. But the consensus no long exists. Why? What can we do to rebuilt it? And what role can we Catholics play in all that? They are just some of the questions asked in this Diocese of Lansing Podcast to the Diocesan Director of Marriage and Family Life, Rich Budd. He also discusses the Diocese's new marriage preparation guidelines. This podcast was recorded on Wednesday, February 10. It is hosted by the Diocese of Lansing's Director of Communications, David Kerr. Diocese of Lansing Podcast #23.

After the COVID-19 shutdowns in the spring of 2020, Bishop Daly and his Vicars decided to change up the radio show, rebranding it as Walking in Faith with Bishop Daly; the program continues as an interview program. Bishop Daly sits down with local Catholics to explore topics of faith. Bishop Daly welcomes Brian Kraut, Diocesan Director of Evangelization to speak about Evangelization, youth ministry and adult ministry before and during COVID. Brian Kraut served in parish ministry for over twenty years and has served as a diocesan director of evangelization for the past seven years. Walking in Faith with Bishop Daly is a production of the Catholic Diocese of Spokane. Walking in Faith is hosted by Bishop Thomas Daly and is produced and edited by Mitchell Palmquist. Free music for non-commercial use from Fesliyan Studios. Special Guest: Brian Kraut.

Pete Burak is a popular Catholic evangelist, speaker and writer. He is the Director of the Ann Arbor-based i.d. which exists to form young adults into intentional disciples of Jesus Christ. He is also married to Cait. They have two daughters, Grace and Erin, and two sons, Donovan and Zeke. In this Diocese of Lansing Podcast, the Diocesan Director of Communications, David Kerr, asks Pete:• What are the hallmarks of those young adults – Millennials and Generation Z – in terms of what they believe and how they live? • What are the questions and stumbling blocks that young adults have when faced with the Christian proposition? • How do Catholics – clergy and lay faithful – best respond to those questions and stumbling blocks in order to help young adults grow closer to Jesus Christ? Diocese of Lansing Podcast #18 Recorded November 25, 2020

The homily from Sacred Heart Cathedral, Hamilton for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A, which is also celebrated as Mission Sunday. The preachers are Bishop Bill Wright, Bishop of Maitland-Newcastle, and Mark Toohey, Diocesan Director of Catholic Mission.

Why does the Catholic Church oppose abortion? Can a Catholic politician ever vote for abortion? How does the Church help mothers in crisis-pregnancies? What about end-of-life issues? What about IVF? These are just some of the bio-ethical questions dealt with in this Diocese of Lansing Podcast featuring Jenny Ingles, Diocesan Director of Fertility and Life Ministries. Jenny also explains her personal journey from a pro-abortion atheist to pro-life Catholic. The podcast coincides with the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Respect Life Month which, this year, celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Pope Saint John Paul's encyclical Evangelium Vitae or The Gospel of Life.Recorded Wednesday, October 14, 2020. Diocese of Lansing Podcast #13.

Level 3 restrictions officially came into operation as of midnight last night. This means that religious services have now moved online, but that funerals and weddings can be attended by 25 people. This ultimately means that many elderly parishioners may be alienated as they struggle to use technology. For others, it means the loss of their main social outlet as it may be their only outing in a day. While this was also the case in the first lockdown, this is proving more difficult for the older population as we move into the winter months. On Wednesday's Morning Focus, Gavin Grace spoke to Fr. Brendan Quinlivan, Parish Priest in the Diocese of Killaloe, Ireland. Diocesan Director of Communications.

How do parents best educate their children while the schools are closed to students? How do parents best take on their primary responsibility of forming their children in the Catholic faith? In this second episode of the Diocese of Lansing podcast, Diocesan Director of Communications, David Kerr, asks those questions - and more - to Tom Maloney, Superintendent for Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Lansing. Recorded March 18, 2020. Podcast Episode #2.

In this new podcast from the Diocese of Lansing, the Diocesan Director of Communications, David Kerr, discusses the decision to cancel all public Masses within the Diocese due to the threat of Coronavirus with Father Steve Mattson, Pastor of Church of the Resurrection, Lansing. Recorded March 17, 2020. Diocese of Lansing Podcast #1.

On this episode of Catholic Forum, after a brief introduction, the Gospel for the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, and a musical selection from "The John Michael Talbot Collection" CD, we are joined by the Diocese of Wilmington's Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Lou De Angelo and the Diocesan Director of Development, Ms. Deb Fols. It's back to school time and we will get an update as to the great schools in Delaware and Maryland's Eastern Shore. We will also learn how the Share in the Spirit collection is helping families afford their tuition. 

This week we chat with youth and leaders involved with the week-long Summer in the City experience: Greg Coogan, Diocesan Director of youth ministry; Alicia Foreman, a member of Stockton University’s Catholic Campus Ministry; Mary Gardner, student at Camden Catholic High School; Juliana Campasso, a parishioner of Saint Joseph, Somers Point; Richard Price, of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Galloway Township; and Anthony Solari, student at Holy Spirit High School. In the Kairos Retreat Center at Holy Spirit High School, where they are staying for the week, the guests share with hosts Mike and Pete their impactful days of the spiritual and social justice-minded immersion, which have included sleeping outside to simulate homelessness, spending time with children and elderly, and praying in front of the Blessed Sacrament in adoration. Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, SoundCloud or at http://www.camdendiocese.org/talkingcatholic.

Brenda Peddigrew RSM (NL) has been a Sister of Mercy of Newfoundland and Labrador for fifty-one years. She has worked as a high school teacher, a vocation director, Diocesan Director of Adult Faith Development, Retreat Leader and Facilitator of Chapters and Assemblies of Religious Communities of Women and Men for twenty-five years, in many parts of the world. Presently she lives in Northern Ontario, on a river in a forest, writing, guiding religious congregations and steeping in the natural world. In this podcast she discusses writing “Original Fire: The hidden heart of religious women”, and her depth of experience facilitating Chapters for religious congregations around the world. This podcast is also available on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn and Spotify. If you want to listen to the full interview, unedited, please go to our Thresholds Unedited Page. For a list of resources that relate to this podcast click here.

Diocesan Director of Vocations Father Mark McCormick sits down with newly ordained Father Zane Pekron to talk about his first Mass, his experience in seminary, and abiding in Jesus.

Tony Wilson became our new Diocesan Director of Education, leading a team that supports 283 Church of England Schools across the Thames Valley region, in January. As he approaches the end of his first term in his exciting new role, Tony chats to Bishop Steven about the challenges and opportunities in the education sector. 

This week on the podcast Shane spoke to Deacon Jim Curtain. Deacon Jim is the Diocesan Director of Caritas in the Archdiocese of Melbourne.

Compassion is love-in-action, and it’s also been said that the best name for God is Compassion. Trystan Owain Hughes,Diocesan Director of Ordinands for the Diocese of Llandaff, draws on contemporary scientific thought, ancient wisdom, poetry, literature and film to explore compassion’s place at the heart of humanity, and what it might mean for our public, church and spiritual lives if we were to put it at the centre of our lives. Recorded October 2014.

In this episode, we interviewed Jim Grove, Diocesan Director of Campus Ministry for the Diocese of Charleston, SC. Thanks to Jim for being an excellent guest!

Vocation SundayOn this weeks programme we are joined by Fr Leslie McNamara, the Diocesan Director for Vocations for Limerick Diocese.Fr Leslie reflects on vocation and especially the vocation to the diocesan priesthood. He shares the process of discernment and training that candidates and seminarians undergo.You can listen to the interview with Fr Leslie excerpted from the main programme HERE.You can find out more about vocations on the Limerick diocesan website here.Pope Francis' Message for Vocations Sunday 2016: ‘The Church, Mother of Vocations'Vocations Sunday NewsletterUPDATEBishop Phonsie Cullinan calls for prayers for vocations to priesthood and religious lifeInterview with Bishop Phonsie about vocations hereBack in March 2015 we had an interview with Br Conor McDonagh OP about his vocation journey. This week on iCatholic there is an interview with him. You might keep Conor and his confreres in your prayers as he is due to be ordained priest this summer: