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The show “Severance” – a striking take on work/life balance. Fr. Tim Grumbach joins Trending with Timmerie to discuss this and: (2:19) Producer Kathleen Kennedy steps down as President of Lucasfilm. Why did she tank “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones”? (23:37) Practicing simplicity and custody of the eyes this Lent like St. Francis of Assisi (39:34) Resources mentioned : Listen to more of Father Tim https://relevantradio.com/?cat=23210&s=grumbach Father Nathan Cromly explains the ancient pre-Lent season https://relevantradio.com/2025/02/ivf-executive-order-the-real-facts-about-ivf/

Apple is unveiling a new member of the family on February 19th that has a lot of people buzzing with excitement. I'm not one of them really since most of the potential items aren't things I want or already have the last generation of, but we won't let that stop us from speculating about it later on. Who knows, if it really is something exciting maybe it'll make me regret recent purchases because what's life without huge amounts of regret? If you listen long enough, you'll find out there's a BIG difference between Father Tim and Father Brown on the BBC

Magic Mind Bundle: Get 45% off the Magic Mind bundle with Simma's exclusive link: https://magicmind.com/SimmaLJAN (Support mental health services for the homeless and low-income communities)   Are you ready to explore the challenging topics of race and reconciliation? In this episode of 'Everyday Conversations on Race,' hosted by Simma Lieberman, we dive deep into the initiatives of the Descendants Truth and Reconciliation Foundation. Guests Monique Trusclair Maddox and Fr. Tim Kesicki, SJ, share their compelling stories and the foundation's mission to address the historical injustices of Jesuit-owned enslavement at Georgetown University. Discover how the foundation's work—ranging from educational scholarships to elder care and racial healing programs—aims to reduce racial tensions and promote a more just and equitable future. Tune in for an enlightening conversation on historical accountability and the ongoing journey towards racial equity.   01:00 Introducing Today's Guests 03:13 Monique's Story: Discovering Her Ancestry 07:04 Father Tim's Perspective and Historical Context 18:11 Addressing Racial Tensions and Self-Care 20:36 The Work of the Descendants Truth and Reconciliation Foundation 28:43 The Importance of Truth and Reconciliation 29:01 Building Relationships and Generational Knowledge 29:29 The Foundation's Pillars and Initiatives 31:31 Historical Context of the 1838 Sale 33:42 Addressing Specific Needs and Equity 35:26 Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation 38:14 Personal Reflections and Proximity 45:18 The Role of the Church in Addressing Racism 46:44 Formation of the Descendants Association 52:15 Conclusion and Further Resources Guests Bio: Father Timothy P. Kesicki, S.J., is the President of the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., the Jesuit Conference promotes common goals and oversees international projects for the Society of Jesus. As Conference President, Fr. Kesicki works with the Jesuit Provincials of the United States and Canada in implementing programs, represents the Conference internationally and serves as the religious superior of the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry and the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University in Berkeley, California. He serves on the boards of Jesuit Refugee Service/USA and America Magazine.   Monique Trusclair Maddox is the CEO of the Descendants Truth & Reconciliation Foundation as well as chair of the board of directors. She is a fifth- and sixth-generation granddaughter of Isaac Hawkins and a fourth-generation granddaughter of Nace Butler, two of the 272 men, women, and children who were enslaved by the Maryland Jesuits and eventually sold in 1838 in an effort to save Georgetown University from financial ruin.   Click here to DONATE and support our podcast All donations are tax deductible through Fractured Atlas. Simma Lieberman, The Inclusionist helps leaders create inclusive cultures. She is a consultant, speaker, and facilitator. Simma is the creator and host of the podcast, “Everyday Conversations on Race.” Contact Simma@SimmaLieberman.com to get more information, book her as a speaker for your next event, help you become a more inclusive leader, or facilitate dialogues across differences. Go to www.simmalieberman.com and www.raceconvo.com for more information Simma is a member of and inspired by the global organization IAC (Inclusion Allies Coalition)    Connect with me: Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Tiktok Website    Previous Episodes Can Individuals Really End Racism? How Can Art Eliminate Racism? Growing Up Biracial in a White World: Desiree Chang's Journey of Identity and Race Loved this episode?  Leave us a review and rating

Action movie January : ENGAGE! We have “thee action movie syndicate” on to talk action movies- (Myself, Eric, Lou and Charlie )We talk 1992's Under Siege starring Steven Seagal! This entire month is dedicated to action movies! Some of these you may have never heard of - buckle up and let's have some fun! Regarding the fires in the LA areas and surroundings - this has unfortunately impacted the HGM extended family. Max from @Ready2Retro lost his home and everything in it displacing him, his Wife Jasmine, his Father Tim and their dog Charlie. If you can donate to these beautiful people, It would be immensely appreciated. If you cannot - please consider a simple share. Link below and in our links in our profile on instagram. https://gofund.me/60ddac5e

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This week on Honest to God, Fr. Tim answers questions about faith, challenges, and daily life. He provides thoughtful insights and practical advice, touching on topics that span theology, modern societal issues, and personal experiences. Fr. Tim emphasizes the importance of “checking in” with reality rather than “checking out” during tough times. Even when faced with darkness, you must keep moving forward to find God in the present moment. Resources Mentioned in the episode: 1. Fill These Hearts by Christopher West 2. Kristin Hawkins: Known for her work in campus debates on pro-life issues 3. Trenton Horn: Catholic apologist  Watch on Youtube: Watch on YouTube  Check out our parent network: The Quest - Atlanta's Catholic Radio  Follow us on Instagram   Listen on the Quest app: Android Apple   Check out Producer Julian's Social Media: X - Twitter Facebook Page Instagram

Frakes and Father Hepner provide an update on the progress of the new gymnasium on the ICS campus, fall sports, enrollment, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

If part of your Lenten promise is to spend more time with Jesus, you'll enjoy Father Dave discussing Eucharistic Adoration with Father Tim Anastos! Father Tim is the assistant chaplain at the St. John Paul II Newman Center at the University of Illinois–Chicago and author of “Jesus, Make Me Fully Alive: 30 Holy Hour Reflections.”

Frakes and Father Tim discuss their open house on March 25th, progress on the construction of the new gymnasium, student athletes, the upcoming spring musical, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Each year the Cranford Clergy Council and the Interfaith Human Relations Committee recognize someone with the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Award to honor his legacy. This year's recipient is Monsignor Timothy Shugrue. Father Tim served as the pastor of St. Michael Church for a dozen years before retiring from the parish last year.In this week's episode we discuss the award and some of this memories of Dr. King while growing up.

Day 259 Today's Reading: Revelation 21 Kimutchi will always have a place in my heart. She was a prostitute from the streets of Detroit who I led to the Lord. It was one of our initial conversations that forever has marked me. She used to call me Father Tim. She came to our church one day and said, “Father Tim, can you pray for me? I'm having a tough week.” “Sure, Kimutchi,” I told her. But as I began to pray, she quickly interrupted me. “No. You can't pray. I have no money.” I was puzzled. “What do you mean you have no money?” She proceeded to tell me that certain pastors in town would charge her $25 a prayer and then would give her a Bible passage, which she'd use for playing the lottery numbers. It was a religious scam, much like the indulgences during the reformation, which Martin Luther railed against. I explained that what they had been doing was wrong. Then I took Kimutchi to Matthew 7:21, which says, “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven.” Her eyes grew wide with amazement. “That's how you do it?” she said. “I never knew what that meant.” When Kimutchi said that, she did not mean the meaning of the verse. She meant the actual numbers on the top of the page. She did not know that “7” meant the chapter and “21” meant the verse. Then she told me over and over, “Give me one I can look up.” Then, “Give me another one.” We took a journey through the Scriptures together until she finally asked me, “Father Tim, if I give my life to Jesus, I won't have to be on the streets any longer? I won't have to sell myself any longer? And when I die, I won't have to cry every day like I do?” And that's when I took her to today's chapter—a chapter that came to mean everything to a prostitute. Here's Kimutchi's final passage that she looked up and saw the numbers 21 and 1 in Revelation: Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth; for the first heaven and the first earth passed away, and there is no longer any sea. And I saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, made ready as a bride adorned for her husband. And I heard a loud voice from the throne, saying, “Behold, the tabernacle of God is among men, and He will dwell among them, and they shall be His people, and God Himself will be among them, and He will wipe away every tear from their eyes; and there will no longer be any death; there will no longer be any mourning, or crying, or pain; the first things have passed away.” And He who sits on the throne said, “Behold, I am making all things new.” And He said, “Write, for these words are faithful and true.” (Revelation 21:1-5) This is heaven. This is our reward. This is the climax of history. No more wars, no more pain, no more tears, no more funerals. No more cancer, no more taxes, no more racism, no more bills, no more rent, no more need for health insurance. Because God has made all things new. Once when the great Scottish preacher and writer, George MacDonald, was talking with his family, the conversation turned to heaven. At one point, one of his relatives said, “It seems too good to be true.” To whom MacDonald replied, “Nay, it is just so good it must be true!” It is just so good it must be true. That is heaven. That's the place I wanted Kimutchi to know existed. And what makes heaven amazing is that “He will wipe away every tear from their eyes.” God does that. It's said that an Eastern Orthodox monk said these profound words about heaven: “For most Christians heaven is envisaged as a kind of postscript, an appendix to a book of which life on earth constitutes the actual text. But the contrary is true. Our earthly life is merely the preface to the book. Life in heaven will be the text—a text without end.”

Ever wonder how our family values and personal experiences shape our life's trajectory? Tune in as we sit down with Tim Biscoe, Vice President at Eliassen Group, who gives us an enlightening look into his journey.  You might recognize the last name of Tim as we had his father, Mark Biscoe, on earlier this year.Today, you will hear one of the most powerful stories on this podcast: how Tim and his family supported his son in facing the challenge of multiple heart surgeries.  It's the news a doctor tells you that you never want to hear.  In the midst of these trials, Tim emphasizes the crucial role of family support and the power of love and resilience to overcome adversity. We also explore personal responsibility, the need to steer clear of the prevalent victim mentality, and the importance of making a positive impact. With stories from his fatherhood journey to his career path and his involvement in raising awareness for men's health with the Movember Fund, Tim's journey is nothing less than inspiring. He shares his experiences with gratitude and his love for his family and French Bulldogs.   We also discussed the significance of sports, fitness, and health in shaping goal-oriented mindsets— drawing from shared experiences playing football and rugby. From start to finish, this episode is a testament to the strength of family support, the power of love and resilience, and the importance of maintaining a positive mindset, even in the face of adversity.As we finish our conversation, we shed light on lessons from his life— such as the power of personal ownership, the importance of doing hard things, and harnessing a positive mindset.  His father, Mark, would always say, "Tim, It's up to you."  So far, Tim has stepped up and followed his father's advice, which I hope every other dad chooses to do as well.  It's up to us.Lattitude Sitka Our sea adventures cover fishing, wildlife tours, beach excursions, scuba diving, snorkeling, paddleDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Please don't forget to leave us a review wherever you consume your podcasts! Please help us get more dads to listen weekly and become the ultimate leader of their homes!

Every Saturday morning we bring you one of our favourite guests from back when the show had no listeners. In this week's classic, Joe and Tom meet a vicar and he might be the best vicar in the world. They ask him about weddings, funerals, swear words in the bible and whether the Lord is Father Tim's line manager. Merch available here: joemarler.co.uk/shop To get ad-free and longer episodes on Apple, hit the 'grow the show' button or click: https://apple.co/3sAX0xR On Spotify you can subscribe for £1 a week by clicking this link: https://anchor.fm/joemarlershow To become an official sponsor, go to Patreon.com/joemarlershow  To get official show socks, click here: https://www.stand4socks.com/products/joe-marler-show-sock To grow the show on socials, look for @joemarlershow on Instagram, Twitter and Tiktok To download Spond, click here: https://spond.sng.link/D472x/uijj/bjn8 Music courtesy of BMG Production Music Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In part 2 of my interview with debut author and podcaster, Holly Varni, Holly continues her story about reaching the milestone of publication, talks about the role of an important mentor in her life, and answers questions from listeners. Holly offers encouragement to writers who've grown weary in their pursuit of publication as she shares her inspiring story of patience and perseverance.Holly Varni is a native Minnesotan of strong Norwegian descent, who was raised in the Lutheran Church that Garrison Keillor made a career depicting. Between the lutefisk, grumpy grandparents, and crazy neighbors who mowed their lawn wearing pajamas, the seed to becoming a storyteller was planted. Though she, her husband, and their three sons live along the Central Coast of California, her beloved Midwest roots continue to haunt everything she writes. She hosts the Moments from Moonberry Lake podcast where she shares more stories of her beloved characters. Learn more at www.hollyvarni.com.Connect with Holly on social media:FacebookInstagramListen to Part 1 of my interview with Holly:Praise for On Moonberry Lake:"Delightful! Charming! Full of characters who take up residence in your heart. The best of 'News from Lake Wobegon' and Father Tim combined." Lauraine Snelling, bestselling author of the Red River of the North series"An uplifting novel about the power of small-town community." Suzanne Woods Fisher, bestselling author of The Sweet Life"Rich characters, a delightful setting, and a heartwarming story. You'll love everything about On Moonberry Lake!" Ginny L. Yttrup, award-winning author of WordsEnjoy Moments from Moonberry Lake . . . Ginny L. Yttrup is a Christy Award-winning novelist, a developmental editor, and founder of Words for Writers which offers inspiration and instruction for writers. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ginnyyttrup.substack.com

SONS OF MELCHIZEDEK – On this episode of Sons of Melchizedek, a show highlighting priests in the Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana and the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, we talk with Father Tim DeCrane of St. Rose of Lima Parish

Debut author and podcaster, Holly Varni, discusses the inspiration for her novel, On Moonberry Lake (Revell), and obstacles she faced on her path to publication. Holly offers encouragement to writers who've grown weary in their pursuit of publication as she shares her inspiring story of patience and perseverance.Holly Varni is a native Minnesotan of strong Norwegian descent, who was raised in the Lutheran Church that Garrison Keillor made a career depicting. Between the lutefisk, grumpy grandparents, and crazy neighbors who mowed their lawn wearing pajamas, the seed to becoming a storyteller was planted. Though she, her husband, and their three sons live along the Central Coast of California, her beloved Midwest roots continue to haunt everything she writes. She hosts the Moments from Moonberry Lake podcast where she shares more stories of her beloved characters. Learn more at www.hollyvarni.com.Connect with Holly on social media:FacebookInstagramPraise for On Moonberry Lake:"Delightful! Charming! Full of characters who take up residence in your heart. The best of 'News from Lake Wobegon' and Father Tim combined." Lauraine Snelling, bestselling author of the Red River of the North series"An uplifting novel about the power of small-town community." Suzanne Woods Fisher, bestselling author of The Sweet Life"Rich characters, a delightful setting, and a heartwarming story. You'll love everything about On Moonberry Lake!" Ginny L. Yttrup, award-winning author of WordsEnjoy Moments from Moonberry Lake . . . Ginny L. Yttrup is a Christy Award-winning novelist, a developmental editor, and founder of Words for Writers which offers inspiration and instruction for writers. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ginnyyttrup.substack.com

Father Tim Grumbach joins Trending with Timmeire discussing the show Star Wars Ahsoka.  (2:34) Light Phone — what Father Tim's phone downgrade has been like. (16:01) Purifying our desires and appreciating Eros — Theology of the Body. (21:42) What helps keep a wife from being jealous? (41:07)   Resources mentioned :    The Light Phone  https://www.thelightphone.com/   Deus Caritas Est https://www.vatican.va/content/benedict-xvi/en/encyclicals/documents/hf_ben-xvi_enc_20051225_deus-caritas-est.html   Lionel Messi episode  https://relevantradio.com/2023/09/lionel-messi-trace-cyrus-onlyfans/ 

Fiction writer Jan Karon's central character Father Tim replied, " 'Isn't that the way with all of us?...he said everybody's tryin' to swallow somethin' that won't go down.' He'd seen it in his years of counseling parishioners; he'd seen it in himself, again and again, and this morning in Anna. The gnawing worm was ever-present in a broken world." Satan is using the very real collapse of our culture, our country, and our world, to assault people and take them down the rabbit hole of addiction, mind control, and a permanent sense of an abandoned soul. Here is some help.The Holy Bible Apphttps://www.youtube.com/@RealLifeJackHibbsHappening Now: The Grand Deception with Pastor Jack and Amir TsarfatiFederal Drug LawsJordan Peterson Suicidal AddictionWhat is DMT?"Other Things with... " YouTube ChannelCut & Paste Personal Invitation to invite your friends to check out “gwot.rocks” podcast: I invite you to check out the podcast, “gwot.rocks: God, the World, and Other Things!” It is available on podcast players everywhere! Here is the link to the show's home base for all its episodes: http://podcast.gwot.rocks/ (Ctrl+click to follow the link) LIFE HELPSDONATE You can help support this podcast by clicking our secure PayPal account. For donation by check, make payable to Transform This City, P.O. Box 1013, Spring Hill, Tennessee, 37174. “gwot.rocks” is a ministry of Transform This City, a registered 501(C)(3) gwot.rocks home page Transform This City Transform This City Facebook gwot.rocks@transformthiscity.org Thank you for listening! Please tell your friends about us! Listen, share, rate, subscribe! Unless otherwise noted, all Scripture quotations are taken from the Christian StandardBible®, Copyright © 2016 by Holman Bible Publishers. Used by permission. ChristianStandard Bible® and CSB® is a federally registered trademark of Holman Bible Publishers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jay went to lunch with Father Tim and made some awkward church jokes.

We have all asked the age old question of "Why do bad things happen to good people?" Suffering is something that we all will encounter through our entire lives, but why does and ever loving God allow such immense suffering? Father Tim joins me in studio as we discuss these questions and he even believes that suffering can be redemptive and a gift!

Summary- Patrick shares audio from a man who spoke up against transgender bathroom rules that make women vulnerable and talks with listeners about how to combat witches at work and why God allows young kids to be sick? Patrick shares audio from a father who spoke up against transgender bathroom rules and how it leaves women vulnerable. Mike in Neenah, WI to Father Tim and the ministry of the sick: just think that when this priest dies, those souls will be greeting him at the pearly gates. Rose in Mesa, Arizona – Coworkers practice witchcraft and it makes me nervous. What should I do? Rhonda in Bloomington, Indiana I worked in an environment where there were witches, used pray St. Michael prayer, and also bring holy salt and holy water, and come in early to bless the office. Tom Elm grove, WI- Question about the use of the word 'Orthodox' He went to a church that had a sign that said: 'If it doesn't say Orthodox, it cannot take back to the time of Christ.' Diana in Bloomfield, NJ - A priest talking about spiritual warfare mentioned sometimes people don't know but there is an object that is opening a portal... like lava stones from Hawaii... Do you think people should not go to Hawaii? Email- Patrick can you share the story of how you talked with man at church about overcoming big sin. Judy in Lincoln, Rhode Island How can I respond to family members and friends, about why God is punishing innocent children?

Summary- Patrick explains what an apostolic pardon is and when it should be used, and Father Tim calls in to give firsthand experience of giving the sacrament to those near death. Emailer-response to a situation a week ago of encouragement to young couple who were having family conflict. Norbert in New York What are your thoughts on bishop Michael Curry's analogy that we are all part of one tree, and each denomination has a special gift? Javier in Miami, FL comments on people dying and the apostolic blessing: my mother in law passed away a couple weeks ago. Emailer asking what this apostolic pardon is all about? Can I request this if a person is close to death? Zachery in Texas Why don't Catholics take more into consideration what we were taught in the Didache? Eleanor in Palos Hills, IL - I saw a women give other women communion at the tabernacle after mass? is that OK? Emailer- Asking did Pope John Paul elevated the “Word of God”? Some are thinking this means that Eucharist is not as important as word. How do I respond? Fr. Tim Eastern Shore Maryland-  My experiences giving last rites to those close to death.

Surprise! Only for Luke Russert would I come back from hiatus -- and what a great chat this was. Luke's book is a New York Times bestseller, and for good reason. It unpacks the grief he felt over losing his father, Tim Russert, at such a young age; traveling the world in search of himself; his relationship with his mother Maureen Orth, also an iconic journalist; nepotism in the workplace; and so much more. This will be our last episode for a while, so I hope you enjoy it -- and pick up this book. You'll love it. Look for Me There: Grieving My Father, Finding Myself by Luke Russert

Episode 640 of On Screen & Beyond - Now hear this all "M*A*S*H" and "SOAP" fans, report to On Screen & Beyond as actor Sal Viscuso joins us for an entertaining interview! Sal played Father Tim on "SOAP" and was one of the voices on the loudspeaker on "M*A*S*H" as well as many other TV shows and movies including the recent "Lyle Lyle Crocodile". --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/on-screen-and-beyond/message

Open Forum – Questions Covered: 07:13 – What book does the following quote come from? “Let your yes be yes and your no be no. If you are lukewarm, I will spit, you out.”   16:02 – Do baptism and repentance save? How efficacious are they if you can still lose salvation and go to hell?  23:30 – I have a daughter with intellectual disabilities with limited understanding and she is nonverbal. What is the Church's stance on her being able to receive the sacraments?  31:58 – What am I supposed to contemplate while on the transfiguration in the Luminous mysteries?  38:48 – Why do Catholics call priests father? Doesn't the bible prohibit that?  46:21 – Will the chalice ever be restored for communion?  53:09 – I have family who don't know anything about Catholicism and they’re looking for a book recommendation that lays out the very basics. What do you recommend?  …

SONS OF MELCHIZEDEK – On this episode of Sons of Melchizedek, a show highlighting priests in the Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana and the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, we talk with Father Tim DeCrane of St. Rose of Lima Parish.

Kendra Tierney from Catholic All Year joins Trending with Timmerie to discuss Christmas traditions to incorporate in the days after Christmas (3:17).  Timmerie answers why women self sabotage and go for the bad boy? (23:22) Fr. Tim Grumbach joins Trending discussing preparing for Christ this Christmas with charity – the theme of the 4th candle of Advent  (26:15). Church canceled on Christmas?  NY Times reports “O Come All Ye Faithful, Except When Christmas Falls on a Sunday” 41:06).     Resources mentioned :    https://catholicallyear.com/   Father Tim on Twitter https://twitter.com/FrGrumbach   The Catholic All Year Compendium https://market.catholicallyear.com/collections/books/products/the-catholic-all-year-compendium-signature-copy 

SONS OF MELCHIZEDEK – On this episode of Sons of Melchizedek, a show highlighting priests in the Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana and the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, we talk Father Tim Decrane from St. Rose of Lima, Franklin, Indiana.

Join Dina Marie Hale as she speaks with Father Tim Mockaitis, pastor at Queen of Peace Catholic Church and School, about the power of prayer and the month of the Holy Rosary.  Father Tim reflects upon our back-to-school season and the importance of families bringing God and prayer into their homes.  Learn how to have a healthy spiritual life with this conversation as we prepare for the month of the Rosary and the Rosary Bowl event on October 1st.  To learn more: http://www.rosarybowlnw.org/ (www.rosarybowlnw.org), www.http://qpsalem.org/staff (qpsalem.org/staff). https://the-morning-blend.captivate.fm/ (Subscribe to the Morning Blend) on your favorite podcast platform. Find this show on the free https://materdeiradio.com/hail-mary-media-app/ (Hail Mary Media App), along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more. Look through https://materdeiradio.com/category/morning-drive/ (past episodes) or https://forms.ministryforms.net/viewForm.aspx?formId=f861df13-50f6-4182-8712-b794ec287dfb (support this podcast). The Morning Blend is a production of https://materdeiradio.com/ (Mater Dei Radio) in Portland, Oregon.

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Sacred Stories | I Have Seen the Face of God “So God created humankind in his image, in the image of God he created them...” - Genesis 1:27a NRSV Faith community nurses are registered nurses whose work centers on a parish, church or community organization, rather than in a hospital or doctor's office. Literally meeting people where they are, these nurses focus on care of the spirit as well as holistic health and prevention of illness and injury. We have six faith community nursing programs throughout our ministry. Here is an example of how their work touches both the body and spirit of their patients – as well as themselves. One afternoon, I received a call from a coworker whom I'll call Father Tim. He was concerned about a gentleman he often saw in the neighborhood. All that Father Tim really knew about this man, whom I'll call “Gus,” was that he lived above one of the neighborhood bars, was in poor health and was a very nice man. “Gus is about my age,” said Father Tim, who was 72. “This morning, he said that if he'd had all of his medications last night, he would have taken them to end it all. Can you help him?” When I arrived at the bar, a tall, thin gentleman with a scruffy beard and slightly graying bushy hair met me. When I asked, “Gus?” he smiled. He confirmed that he was so depressed that he would have ended his life the night before except he didn't have the means. Gus was willing to go to the hospital. On the way, he told me that he was 57 years old, but he looked every bit of the 72 years Father Tim described — the result of years of drug and alcohol abuse. He also had heart disease. There was something special about this man that touched my heart and soul deeply; why, I did not yet know. When we arrived at the hospital, he refused to use a wheelchair. I had the feeling he was afraid that I would abandon him if I left to find a wheelchair. When we arrived at the Emergency Department triage desk, Gus said, “I can't stand anymore; I am going to fall.” Two women in the waiting room helped me hold him up while the receptionist got a wheelchair. The triage nurse checked his vital signs and took a brief history before whisking him to the critical care area of the ED. She then took me to see the ED social worker. The nurse said to the social worker, “You know it takes a lot for someone to tug at my heart, but this man surely does.” Later, as I sat in the waiting room, I reflected on my short time with Gus. What was it about him that filled me with a peace beyond my understanding? I thought of what the nurse said, and suddenly I knew— I had seen the face of God in this seemingly broken, yet very kind and gentle man. May he be blessed for the gift he is to others. Shared from the Sacred Stories Archive Questions for Reflection What is it about Gus and the people in our own lives who “fill us with a peace beyond our understanding?” Have you experienced people like that in your ministry? In which seemingly broken persons do you see the face of God? How do you respond? Share this Story Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare by Mail Listen to more Sacred Stories The Gift of CitizenshipJuly 1, 2020/by adminOur Famous PatientJuly 1, 2020/by adminFulfilling a Last RequestAugust 1, 2020/by adminThe Power of Being PresentAugust 1, 2020/by adminA Celebrated FarewellSeptember 1, 2020/by adminGod's Perfect TimingSeptember 1, 2020/by adminGod's Presence in GriefSeptember 28, 2020/by adminCompassion in ActionSeptember 28, 2020/by adminEncourage One AnotherOctober 26, 2020/by adminThe Door is OpenOctober 26, 2020/by adminRestoring the SoulNovember 16, 2020/by adminSacred Stories, Sacred GroundNovember 16, 2020/by adminOur Christmas GiftNovember 30, 2020/by adminMessages Placed in My PathJanuary 8, 2021/by adminBeyond WordsFebruary 1, 2021/by adminCare In the Time of COVID-19March 1, 2021/by adminPrayer of Surrender at the End of LifeMarch 8, 2021/by adminWisdom from a ChildApril 5,

The Running Father // The Running Father // Tim Stilwell

Welcome to episode 106! In this episode, I welcome back Father Timothy Olivieri. I first had Father Tim on the podcast back in episode 47 when he was a postulant with the Community of Saint George. Then he was on episode 58 when he was a subdeacon, and again in episode 84. Father Tim was ordained to the priesthood in October 2021 and it is an honor to have him back. Links: Sacramental Whine: Chronicling the Independent Sacramental Movement Vol. 1. Sacramental Whine: Chronicling the Independent Sacramental Movement Vol. 2. This podcast is hosted by Bishop David Oliver Kling and produced by the Community of Saint George(Young Rite).

Kingdom Stories from Down UnderEpisode 55 - Tim WoodCONNECTYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI8LeFBmbvUeb1096E0tjDg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eq.org.auLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-natanael-costea-8087a1165/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eq.org.au/Website: https://www.eq.org.au/kingdom-stories-from-down-under.htmlKingdom Stories from Down Under

ORIGINALLY WRITTEN/RECORDED 03/2020. Hey guys. I'll tell you right up front, I struggled with the idea of even posting this story, because, yes, it's a plague story. It's a very common theme in sci-fi, the plague-that-wipes-out-humanity theme, but I've never written one, so it just kind of popped into my head a few weeks ago, before the poop really started to his the fan, as my subconscious had already started working overtime on this whole Coronavirus thing... The post “Father Tim” • Written and Narrated by Rob Dircks first appeared on .

Today's guest is Tim Dyck.We talk about bridging the gap as a leader between the workplace and the home, creating clarity at home to create space to focus on your family, how to stay present with your kids, starting a business to optimize for "get to do's" instead of "have to do's", choosing your parenting experience like you choose your job, grieving a miscarriage, and how and why to apologize to your kids when you screw up.Tim Dyck is a proud girl dad and the owner of Best Interview Coaching Services in Fort McMurray. Tim is committed to making sure people are fulfilled by what they do by helping job seekers and employers effectively use interviews to do so.His efforts in this field were recognized as the recipient of the Bowie Sustainable Leadership Award during his time with Diversified Transportation. He also received the Council Commendation Wildfire Medal for assisting in the evacuation of Fort McMurray during the 2016 wildfire. Tim's values were fundamentally shaped by his time working at Walt Disney World in Orlando where he learned how hiring people right can create an incredible workplace culture.Find Tim online at:Website: https://bestinterview.caIG: https://instagram.com/bestinterviewcoaching/FB: https://facebook.com/BestInterviewCoaching/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/best-inteview-coaching-services---Welcome to the Dad.Work Podcast!It's my goal every episode to help dads suffer less, love more, and parent confidently.We'll be diving into mindfulness practices, healing trauma, conscious parenting, natural living, compassionate communication, the spiritual aspect of fatherhood, and more.There are a lot of amazing teachers and guides who help men become more aware and conscious, but there's not a lot of resources for men who are both fathers and interested in a mindful exploration of consciousness and improvement.This podcast aims to help bridge that gap.Resources, Links, Show Notes:https://dad.work/pod/Join our Free Private FB Community for Conscious Fathers:https://dad.work/fb/Take The Course to Become A Conscious Father and Suffer Less, Love More, and Parent Confidently:https://dad.work/cf/

This week, Cj finally joins everyone else in the 21st century and ditches his Gamefly subscription. Dom is playing Scarlet Nexus and wants you to know it's a hidden gem for this generation. We also talk about the upcoming EA Live and D&D events to get you pumped for some upcoming stuff. Then, we give our thoughts on the Switch OLED version that everyone seems to be pretty upset about. To end the show, we discuss GitHub rolling out their new AI Co-Pilot which can help you autofill and write your code. We talk about how that affects the future of development, and where these things can go wrong! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/genfailcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/genfailcast/support

Church leaders, how do you welcome technology into congregational life after the pandemic? Are you excited by all the new possibilities? Or does the word "virtual" within a mile of the word "worship" make you cringe? Wherever you're at on this, very, very few of us are not asking questions about "hybrid church." A couple weeks ago we set some framework with Dr. Sara Schumacher in a conversation about spiritual disciplines and the personal and communal development of Christlikeness and virtue as it relates to technology. Today we're going to get a different perspective from a rector who's been engaging technology for some time in pastoral care and evangelism, and especially social media and the internet, not only as a tool, but as a place for encounter. The Rev. Tim Schenck has been rector at St. John the Evangelist in Hingham, MA, since 2009. He's also served parishes in New York and Baltimore. In a former life he was a political campaign consultant, public affairs officer, and a paratrooper. Father Tim is the author of five books including, most recently, Holy Grounds: The Surprising Connection Between Coffee and Faith (Fortress Press). He is also the mind behind the online devotional Lent Madness. Should we embrace "hybrid church"? What the heck does that even mean? Today begins a two-part conversation on this topic. Give to TLC. Register for Augustine Master Class with Rowan Williams. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/living-church/support

Tim Brantingham is a US passport holder but has lived most of his life in Asia, having been born in Taiwan, with 12 years at Taipei American School (TAS); and having worked the last 30 years in Taipei, Shanghai, Hong Kong and now Tokyo. Tim comes from a line of American missionaries and is the fourth generation of American to live and work in Asia—his kids are the fifth. Tim went to the College of William and Mary in Virginia, and has graduate degrees from the University of Hong Kong and Oxford University. He is a co-founder of Brantingham & Carroll International, which he runs with fellow TAS classmate Matt Carroll. They have an engineering, manufacturing and supply chain business working mainly in renewable energy. They also dabble in craft beer and venture investments. Tim is married to another fellow TASer, Mariko Dose, and together they have three kids attending Nishimachi International School in Tokyo. Listen in as we chat about TCK life, being a 4th generational TCK, raising TCK's, family life, studying at Oxford, acclimation to ones passport country, international schools, travel, mentors, international business, craft beer and much more! Tim can be reached at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tim.brantingham Email: Tim@bci-engineering.com The visual of the interview can be watched at BenThere.org. #tck #tcklife #taipeiamericanschool #travel #family #business #craftbeer #writing #oxford #internationalschools #passportcountry #mentors #Asia #Taiwan #HongKong #Japan #acclimation #chosenfamily --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-voegele7/support

Welcome to Episode 45 of The Bait Shack! (1:43) Some might call it the Jordan Comeback Episode. We've got a few anglers returning this evening and we're all excited, albeit nerves on edge for this weekend's series against the second ranked Hogs from Fayetteville (13:44). We'll touch on the severity of the Father Tim injury (2:56), a look around the SEC for intriguing matchups this weekend (28:56), and we'll close it all out with what's impressed or disappointed us so far and what needs to happen/be improved upon the rest of the season (37:13). Plus, stay tuned for a special Sardis Lake Fishing Report (55:00) if you're looking to catch some Largemouth Bass or Catfish at Lake Sardis this weekend to pair with your pulled pork. ____________________________________________ Anglers on the 'cast: @cincyrebel @cody_crawford15 @rebelnutt18 @notearlcampbell @freshwater_69 Follow The Bait Shack on Twitter & Instagram #ComeToTheShack www.thebaitshackoxford.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebaitshack/support

Joe and Tom meet a vicar and he might be the best vicar in the world. They ask him about weddings, funerals, swear words in the bible and whether the Lord is Father Tim's line manager. To buy our new merch, go to joemarler.co.uk/shopTo grow the show, go to Patreon.com/joemarlershow See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SOAP ​ Episodes 16 - 25   Corrine finds out that Ingrid is her mother.  Jessica is arrested for murder.  Danny must marry Eunice. Elaine's affair takes a turn.  Burt become impenitent.  Jodie finds himself in bed with Carol.  Jessica's trial starts.  Father Tim is leaving the priesthood and we find out who may or may not have killed Peter.     Opening Credits/Introduction (1.14); Out of the Shower (15.45); Into The Tub (19.53); Washing the Dirt Away (1:03.31); Closing Credits (1:08.58); Closing Theme (1:09.41)   Opening Credits:  Soap Theme by George  Aliceson Tipton   Closing Credits:  My Family by Snoop Dogg, Karol G, Rock Mafia, Migos Taken from the album – Addams Family Soundtrack.  Copyrighted 2019 Lakeshore Records   All Rights Reserved.    All original incidental music opened and copyrighted by the LLPodcast Productions.  

In part 2 of this episode, executive director, Michael Sheedy talks with Father Tim Cusick, Academic Dean St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary, from the Diocese of St. Augustine about gender ideology. Father Cusick talks about some of the impact this has had on the church, the family, and society.

In part 1 of this episode, executive director, Michael Sheedy talks with Father Tim Cusick, Academic Dean St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary, from the Diocese of St. Augustine about gender ideology. Father Cusick talks about some of the impact this has had on the church, the family, and society.

Father Tim uses the story of a courageous seminarian during the Civil Rights movement to illustrate the way of self-giving love embodied by Jesus.

Father Tim speaks on Lent as a time of spiritual renewal.

Father Tim urges us to prayerfully and intentionally seek community once things begin returning to normal, through all the pitfalls along the way, and in all of the challenges that may present.

Show hosts interview Father Josh Weaver (Bishop McDevitt High School Chaplain) and Father Tim Sahd (Trinity High School Chaplain) about the duties as the Chaplains and helping the students and staff during the current pandemic.

Welcome back to another edition of The Fairy Odd Asians. Today's episode is a bit different. The two of us are in different cities, meaning we are doing our first Zoom episode as just the cohosts. We had a bit of technical difficulties but it all worked out! On today's episode, we discuss the big news from the Supreme Court, Lindsey Graham and his nickname round Washington, Trump's failed rally in Tulsa, and Father Tim from Tik Tok. Thanks for coming to laugh with us! Follow us on all of our social medias to keep up to date and let us know how we are doing! Instagram: @thefairlyoddasians Tik Tok: @thefairlyoddasians Twitter: @fairlyoddasians Email us: fairlyoddasians@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thefairlyoddasians/message

The Pope Francis Center in Detroit has been offering meals, showers and other items of need for those who are chronically homeless. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they have gone from servicing around 150 people to now servicing over 500 people! www.popefranciscenter.org

God the Father (Tim Henderson+; Nicene Creed; 2/16/20) by Church of the Holy Spirit - Roanoke

Father Tim- 10/13/19

“The Things They Carried” brought National Book Award-winning author Tim O’Brien fame, and the unparalleled poetic beauty and honesty of his novels, short stories and memoirs have cemented his status as one of our most revered contemporary writers.     Born and raised in southern Minnesota, Tim was a high school student body president who opposed the Vietnam War, and was drafted several weeks after graduation. He served in the area known as “Pinkville,” the location of two sites where American massacres of Vietnamese villagers occurred.    “When my life collided with Vietnam, I realized not only that I wanted to write, but that I had to write,” Tim says of his tour of duty in the early ‘70s. “It was my way of relieving the pressure on my spirit and my dreams, and it became a live-saving thing.”   Tim’s proposition that we all carry things with us — whether physical or in our memories — that affect how we move through the world informs his writing, from short story compilation “If I Die in a Combat Zone, Box Me Up and Ship Me Home,” to novels “Going After Cacciato,” “Northern Lights,” and “The Things We Carried.”    Tim talks with “We Can Be” host Grant Oliphant about the joyous memory of his father that he still carries with him; the kinship he feels with Post-9/11 veterans; his work on the Pittsburgh-based hit television show “This is Us;” and the new collection of letters and prose he wrote for his young sons, “Dad’s Maybe Book.”   “We need to be open to the ‘maybe-ness’ of our lives,” Tim says. “Open to learning, to leaning toward decency, beauty and humility.”   Listen today at heinz.org/podcast, or on leading podcast sites including Stitcher, Podbean, GooglePlay, iTunes and Spotify.   “We Can Be” is hosted by  Heinz Endowments President Grant Oliphant, and produced by the Endowments and Treehouse Media. Theme and incidental music by Josh Slifkin. Guest image by Josh Franzos. Guest inquiries can be made to Scott Roller at sroller@heinz.org.

Show Notes All of us are looking to discover God’s will. We all need clarity in making decisions. This exciting conversation between Steve and Father Tim Corbley unpacks spiritual discernment. Discernment is the art of finding clarity. Through discernment, our goal is to “find God in all things.”   Father Tim was Steve Smith’s spiritual guide for year-long journey Steve took in 2017 called, The Ignatian Exercises. This conversation is like listening to two seasoned souls talk of deep things.    Four Movements of the Ignatian Exercises The first movement concentrates on how much we are loved by God, how he thinks of us as his beloved. The second movement is a realization of our sin. The Ignatian tradition defines sin, not as morality based but based on our ability to hear God. As we are more attuned to God, we hear his plan for us and are given discernment on the decisions we must make. The third movement is about how our desire to please God is the will of God; our surrender to Gods voice is freedom. Living open-handedly and knowing that God will open the way gently.  The final movement is about Holy Indifference… the act of surrender. Holding your hands out and up without clinching and grabbing or holding on.    Rev. Dr. Timothy L. Corbley I.V. Dei The Reverend Doctor Timothy Corbley was ordained to the Roman Catholic priesthood in May 1993 and is a co-founder of Heart of God Hermitage, a contemplative center of spirituality near Woodland Park Colorado. He brings with him a passion for helping others to grow more deeply in their spiritual lives. Fr. Timothy has ministered in a variety of settings. He has served the people of God as a pastor, hospital chaplain, teacher of pastoral care, retreat director, a preacher of parish missions, and is a trained spiritual director in the Ignatian tradition. Fr. Timothy’s current passion is providing spiritual guidance, pastoral care, and leadership to the faithful of Teller County Catholic Community.   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE PODCAST Moment to Breathe: Thomas Merton Prayer Sleeping with Bread by Matthew Linn, Dennis Linn, Sheila Fabricant Linn Finding my own GPS for my Soul (or Why I spent a year of my life doing the Ignatian Exercises) - blog post by Stephen Smith Send Us Feedback: https://www.pottersinn.com/feedback Support the Podcast: https://www.pottersinn.com/donate/

God the Father (Tim Henderson; various scriptures; 1/20/19) by Church of the Holy Spirit - Roanoke

Everlasting Father - Tim Roberts (CW)

Everlasting Father - Tim Roberts (CW)

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In the series on I Thessalonians, Pastor Tim preaches about the next description the Apostle Paul used in describing how he cared for the church in Thessalonica. From a nursing mother to a Godly father, Paul covered the spectrum of parenting in describing how he loved and cared for the church. Faithfulness of Fathers

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To commit to serve for a season is very impressionable. Father Tim and Stacey share about the importance of responsibility and serving locally.

Have your notepad ready! We’re talking about $40 soup, Brett’s flu test, and information hoarding. The parade of topics also includes Father Tim, the “SJ” priest, an appreciation of a “Bastardly burn”, and Brett’s wanderlust to join “happy poor people” overseas. Emily joins us late and Doug basically shows up just in time to say goodbye! As always, […]

It is that time again when we dissect my newest Florida Today Article with one of my favorite editors and the author of Daddy Duty, Tim Walters. You can find the article online at FloridaToday.com on Tuesday, 6/12, and in print, on Thursday, 6/14. Tim and I will discuss “The Value of Fathers.”

A few weeks ago, when I introduced the idea of how we can decide what to write next, I proposed several ways a writer can approach that decision. One was to write whatever’s next in sequence. Write What’s Next in Sequence If you’re writing a novel, tackle the next chapter. Your short story will need the next scene. A poem grows with the next line leading to the next stanza. An article will expand with another paragraph or section. If you write DIY tutorials, you write in sequence to show the viewer or reader what to do next in order, one step after another. The sequential approach can be a logical way to decide within an existing project what to write next. In those cases, the answer is often right in front of us. What’s the Next Action? A simple way to keep those projects moving along is to ask the question “What's the next action?” Answer that, and you often realize right away you must simply write the next line, the next stanza, and so on. This question is an essential element in David Allen's Getting Things Done system, also known as GTD. When you think of a project you’re currently working on or one that you’re considering, try asking “What’s the next action?” Answer it with a statement that begins with a verb. Because we’re talking about writing, the statement will probably begin with “write”: Write chapter 17 Write the last stanza in the poem “Chase the Sun” Write the promo video script Write about the puke-y flight from Brussels for the travel article (yeah…I won’t on it elaborate here) “What’s the next action?” helps break down big projects into manageable actions so you know what to write next. Instead of scheduling a writing block on the calendar and labeling it “Blog post,” you can add the specific action, like, “Write the last two paragraphs for blog post.” With this approach, you know precisely what to write next. This focusing question works best when the projects offer obvious answers. Why Not Write a Series? But when you’ve closed out a project and you’re deciding what’s the next big undertaking, it’s not always so clear what to write next. You can still think in terms of sequences, though. In fact, you could even have some fun creating a sequence—how about a series? You could introduce a serial format to something you weren’t originally visualizing that way. It can hold your own creative interest as a writer as well as the interest of the busy, easily distracted reader. Writing and publishing short-form work in sequence—in a series—can work well for short attention spans while encouraging people to return for more. A series gives you a means to dive deeper into a topic, or explore it more widely in its applications, or look at it from many angles. Publishing novels in a series creates multiple entry points for readers who can dig in and read the entire collection. Series Ideas Want some ideas? Short Stories On your website, what if you release a series of short stories linked in some way? Maybe they’re all set in the same town or feature an ensemble of characters who alternate getting center stage from story to story. Novel Write and release a novel in serial form on your website. This should be a novel you didn’t intend to pitch to agents or publish traditionally; it would be something you just want to share with the world. You’ll be following in Charles Dickens’ footsteps, who his books in serial format in newspapers. Or, as I mentioned, you could write and publish novels in a series—anything from a detective series or sci-fi trilogy, to a realistic world peopled with characters like Father Tim in Jan Karon's Mitford series. Social Media A lot of ideas you might publish on a website could be serialized in even shorter format and pushed out via social media. You could do this with a story told in segments. Or you could implement a visual theme with applicable captions that link a series of updates all together.

Mobiele Omroep Bijlmer: creative studio Vinger.nl en radiomaker Jesper Buursink maken 12 uur live FM radio in het kader van 50 jaar Bijlmer. Father Tim de Wreede van Sensiriti Sound over sound system culture. Meer weten over Reggae, sound systems, clashes en dubplates, volg Sensiriti Sound via https://soundcloud.com/sensiriti-sound https://www.facebook.com/sensiritisound/ http://cargocollective.com/sensiritis... MOB concept en uitvoering: Jesper Buursink, Jeff Croese, Sara Mattens / Vinger.nl Programma en eindredactie: Jesper Buursink, Sara Mattens / Vinger.nl Presentatie: Ilga Minjon, Jesper Buursink, Jeff Croese, Ikael Echteld Techniek mobiele studio: Mitchell van Ommeren, Jeff Croese Engineer: Mitchell van Ommeren Resident DJ: Sidney ‘Sids' Wartes Resident MC: Fadil ‘Beer' Shewpersad Resident beeldend kunstenaars: Mick la Rock, Marcel van den Berg Productieleiding: Rachel Tokromo, Sara Mattens Productie: Rachel Tokromo, Sara Mattens, Meis Vranken, Thaïs Leopold, Sangiorgio Blonk Fotografie: Marcel den Oude, Sangiorgio Dallajee Blonk Podcasts: Jeffrey Croese, Sangiorgio Dallajee Blonk De MOB 50 jaar Bijlmer editie kwam tot stand met dank aan http://www.razo-amsterdam.nl/, http://www.salto.nl/, http://www.sexyland.amsterdam/, Stadsdeel Amsterdam Zuidoost en alle goeie gasten en lieve luisteraars!

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An interesting conversation with Father Tim Carr about the universal theme of enlightenment and how we share that light in our world.

Father Tim has served as the pastor of St. Michael Church for the past three years. In this profile he tells us a little about himself and what's happening in his parish.

Does God have emotions? How does God's fatherhood compare or contrast with a man being a father?