Podcasts about new evangelisation

Msgr. John Armitage, Master of the Guild of Our Lady of Ransom, tells the story of the Guild's history, and exhorts us to take the New Evangelisation seriously.

For the first time ever, the CatholicSG Radio Team brings you The Bright Side conversation LIVE from the Catholyst Conference 2023, organised by the Office for the New Evangelisation (one.org.sg). How can we find Christ in EVERYTHING we do and EVERYWHERE we go? Josie Seow and Stuart Peter share their personal experiences on how they've discovered the presence of Christ in their lives - in family life, daily occupation; in times of rest and in times of labour. Yes, because all of life (even outside of church!) is found ALL IN CHRIST.

Sherry Anne Weddell, the pioneering American Catholic evangeliser, joins Dr Gavin Ashenden for the 38th episode of “Merely Catholic”, the podcast series for The Catholic Herald, to discuss the renewal of the Catholic Church in an age of unbelief. Weddell, a convert to the faith from a Southern Baptist background, is co-founder and co-director of the Catherine of Siena Institute and the creator of the first charism-discernment process designed for Catholics. She trains and leads an international team of teachers who have worked with more than 100,000 ordained, religious and lay Catholics in more than 120 dioceses in five continents and one of her books, Forming Intentional Disciples, has sold more than 100,000 copies. She talks to Dr Ashenden about her journey of faith, the New Evangelisation and what the Church in the West must do to recover its missionary zeal.

Emily and Edmund welcome to the Real+True podcast Dr. Petroc Willey, Ph.D, who has dedicated his life to studying and sharing the gift of the Catechism with our Church. This episode tackles the questions, “what's the difference between catechesis and evangelization? Do they overlap at all? And how do we encounter Christ in the Catechism?” Dr. Petroc Willey, Ph.D shares how he first encountered the Catechism, a powerful and practical way to pray with the Catechism itself, and how to appreciate the Catechism for the gift that it is to us. (00:10) Edmund and Emily introduce this episode, its mission and its guest. Today, they are joined by Dr. Petroc Willey, Ph.D, Ph.D. professor of theology at the Franciscian University of Steubenville. Dr. Willey is the Director of the Catechetical Institute at Franciscan University of Steubenville, Ohio, Consultor for the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of the New Evangelisation (now the Dicastery for Evangelization) in Rome, and is on the Board of Advisors for Real+True. Edmund shares how he encountered Dr. Willey and the impact of Dr. Willey(03:40) “How did you encounter the Catechism, Dr. Willey?” Our guest shares how a project to write a commentary on the Catechism introduced him to the book that would change his life. “It (the Catechism) was asking of me a response of faith, and it was challenging me into entering a relationship with Christ the whole time. It wasn't a book that could just stay on the shelf.” Edmundo then shares his personal story of encountering the Catechism. (10:20) Catechesis and Evangelization: what's the difference? And how do they overlap? Evangelization is a process, and catechesis is a moment within it. Dr. Willey explores this and details that the Church considers primary catechists to be parents. “The catechist needs what's in the catechism in order to introduce the other person to Jesus Christ and his saving truth.” The goal of catechesis is ‘insertion into the mystery of Christ.” (19:50) Introducing others to Christ: encountering the Catechism and encountering Christ. Dr. Willey shows us an example of how the Catechism speaks to the human heart, and the “depth of its spirituality.” Dr. Willey switches out the word “mankind” with the name of the person he's speaking to as an example of how powerful the Catechism is. Emily asks Edmund to explain how to pray with the Catechism, following the structure of Lectio Divina. An OSV Podcasts partner. Discover more ways to live, learn, and love your Catholic faith at osvpodcasts.com. Sharing stories, starting conversations.

In the fifth of our Merely Catholic podcast series, Dr Gavin Ashenden is joined from Jerusalem by Father Dwight Longenecker, the acclaimed U.S. author and speaker. They discuss Easter in the Holy Land as well as mounting tensions between Christians in the West and the increasingly secularised societies in which they find themselves. The worldliness of a Church in which the sex appears to many Christians to be more important than the supernatural is brought into focus, along with the dynamic responses to contemporary challenges initiated by others who seem more determined to deliver the authentic fruits of the New Evangelisation.

September 12, 2021 marks the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante Alighieri, the greatest poet of Western Christianity. While Dante has had a profound impact on art over the centuries, Canadian artist Timothy P. Schmalz has undertaken an ambitious project to sculpt Dante's magnum opus, The Divine Comedy. Mr. Schmalz is the artist behind the famous Homeless Jesusstatue, which can be found at churches throughout the world. He has also sculpted large public memorials such as Angels Unawares, the Canadian Veterans' Memorial and Golden Leaves. His latest project, sculpted amidst the COVID lockdowns, is possibly his most ambitious and will feature 100 individual sculptures walking people through Dante's work on Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso. He will thus be the first artist to depict all 100 cantos of The Divine Comedy. Today on the Catholic Exchange Podcast, Timothy Schmalz describes his creative process and how Dante has had such an impact on his work. Mr. Schmalz also tells us about the parallels he sees between Dante-in-exile and the general feelings we all feel in our chaotic world. Through all this, we find in Dante a companion for the road who restores our hope in Providence of God. Today's episode is especially a great start if you have a love of Dante's work or want to dive into his great poem. ResourcesFind more info about the Dante gardens and sculptures at the site DanteSculpture.com, where you can see the many beautiful sculptures. You can also follow Mr. Schmalz's work at his website or Facebook. Learn more about the premier at Florence's Badio Fiorentina at their website. Finally, take a look at our previous coverage of the art of Timothy Schmalz:Creating Art as an Act of Prayer (podcast)Art as Theology: A Conversation with Timothy P. Schmalz (podcast)The Homeless Jesus Statue, the Year of Mercy and the New Evangelisation by KV Turley (article)✠Support the show (https://catholicexchange.com/donate)

On this weeks podcast, the CS&I team start out with a change in direction with a focus on our podcast and podcast listeners offering us a chance to have more in depth discussions and reflections on this and future podcasts. It is all new for us in some regards but we are planning to bring the same interesting, faith filled conversations contributing to the New Evangelisation on the digital frontiers! We still have to come up with a name for our new podcasts but watch this space!So onto this weeks podcast!This weeks podcast looks at the extraordinary ordinary Irish women and men who are on the road to being declared saints in the Catholic Church and we share some of their amazing stories from young envoys of the Legion of Mary to East Africa and South America to women who answered the call of the Spirit and sought to meet the needs of the poor and destitute in Ireland and East Africa preaching by their actions and witness in the world truly epitomise the declaration of the Second Vatican Council that "The joys and the hopes, the griefs and the anxieties of the [people] of this age, especially those who are poor or in any way afflicted, these are the joys and hopes, the griefs and anxieties of the followers of Christ".Included on this weeks programme are:- Frank Duff (founder of the Legion of Mary and one of the few lay people directly consulted at the Second Vatican Council!).- Edel Quinn - Legion of Mary Envoy to East Africa- Alfie Lamb - Legion of Mary Envoy to South America- Mother Kevin (founder of the Little Sisters of St Francis)- Little Nellie of God- Catherine McAuley (founder of the Sisters of Mercy and who used to be on the old five pound/punt note)- Mary Aikenhead (founder of the Religious Sisters of Charity)- Matt Talbot  As we usually do, we have some notices from around the place on this weeks podcast as well as our regular in depth visit to the Saints of the Week for the first week of August 2021 including the interesting feast day of the Dedication of the Basilica of Mary Major on August 5th. 

On this weeks podcast, the CS&I team start out with a change in direction with a focus on our podcast and podcast listeners offering us a chance to have more in depth discussions and reflections on this and future podcasts. It is all new for us in some regards but we are planning to bring the same interesting, faith filled conversations contributing to the New Evangelisation on the digital frontiers! We still have to come up with a name for our new podcasts but watch this space!So onto this weeks podcast!This weeks podcast looks at the extraordinary ordinary Irish women and men who are on the road to being declared saints in the Catholic Church and we share some of their amazing stories from young envoys of the Legion of Mary to East Africa and South America to women who answered the call of the Spirit and sought to meet the needs of the poor and destitute in Ireland and East Africa preaching by their actions and witness in the world truly epitomise the declaration of the Second Vatican Council that "The joys and the hopes, the griefs and the anxieties of the [people] of this age, especially those who are poor or in any way afflicted, these are the joys and hopes, the griefs and anxieties of the followers of Christ".Included on this weeks programme are:- Frank Duff (founder of the Legion of Mary and one of the few lay people directly consulted at the Second Vatican Council!).- Edel Quinn - Legion of Mary Envoy to East Africa- Alfie Lamb - Legion of Mary Envoy to South America- Mother Kevin (founder of the Little Sisters of St Francis)- Little Nellie of God- Catherine McAuley (founder of the Sisters of Mercy and who used to be on the old five pound/punt note)- Mary Aikenhead (founder of the Religious Sisters of Charity)- Matt Talbot  

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What is the Directory for Catechesis and why does it matter for us today? Discover why this new Vatican Document is relevant to our modern culture and its particular value for catechists and schools in this interview with Dr Petroc Willey. Dr Willey is Professor of Theology at the Franciscan University of Steubenville, formerly worked at the Maryvale Institute in Birmingham, and is one of the Consultors for the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of the New Evangelisation, which promulgated the new Directory.

Canadian sculptor Timothy P. Schmalz has made public art like the Canadian Veterans' Memorial and Golden Leaves, the hometown memorial statue to Gordon Lightfoot. Recently he has become more well-known for his religious art, such as his Homeless Jesus statues that can be found all across the world. Today, Michael kicks off a small series exploring the art and work of Schmalz while focusing on how our spiritual lives can lead to abundant creative lives. If you are an aspiring Catholic artist in any medium, join us to talk about the practical (notebooks) and spiritual (prayer) aspects of creating art. Check out the art of Timothy P. Schmalz at https://www.sculpturebytps.com, and you can also find him on Facebook and Instagram to check out his latest work that we discussed. Finally, check out our previous interview with Timothy P. Schmalz that explores the themes of his art a little deeper. For readers, there's also the fantastic review of his work by K.V. Turley called, "The Homeless Jesus Statue, the Year of Mercy and the New Evangelisation." You can find all of these on CatholicExchange.com, clicking here: http://bit.ly/37hkRGwSupport the show (https://catholicexchange.com/donate)

2000 years since the life, death and resurrection of Christ, we find ourselves in a whole new world. The call to evangelize is perennial and the Gospel message timeless, however, the Church is seeking new methods and new blood to present it’s salvific message to the modern world. This talk will equip you for the New Evangelization and explore how we as Christians share our message with today’s culture.Nathan works full-time in Campus Ministry at Australian Catholic University. He is a co-founder of the Frassati Fraternity in Brisbane and holds a Bachelor of Theology (ACU) and Masters of Theology (JPII). He is married to his wonderful wife Jennifer and has two children. He is passionate about teaching and sharing the Catholic faith particularly in the areas of Marriage and Family, Theology of the Body, and Evangelization.

Robert Haddad has studied law, theology, philosophy and religious education. He has authored ten books including "1001 Reasons Why It’s Great to be Catholic!" Robert is currently the Head of New Evangelisation for the Sydney Catholic Schools Office. I enjoyed our chat.

Sermon given by The Most Reverend Rino Fisichella, President of the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of the New Evangelisation at Festival of Our Lady of Walsingham Solemn Evensong, Westminster Abbey, Saturday 4th May 2019 #OLW #westminsterabbey #rinofisichella

The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it (John 1:5) Episode #3 of an 'Introduction to the Catholic Life' Is here! In this episode, we talk about the New Evangelisation and how it fits into the Catholic Life.    

A talk to the Faith Movement

A talk to the Faith Movement

We speak to Michael Sullivan, executive producer of Fearless, a new film which documents the awesome ministry of "Spirit-filled evangelisers" in the Church. The post Fearless: The Missing Piece in the New Evangelisation appeared first on Cradio.

Dom Benedict Maria Andersen, subprior of Silverstream, gave this paper at the 2016 Society for Catholic Liturgy Conference in Los Angeles (September 29—October 1).

Third in our parish talk series on the New Evangelisation

The second in our parish talk series on the New Evangelisation

This Autumn Father Dylan will be giving us his first talk series as parish priest of West Moors. He’ll be outlining the vision that he wants to animate and transform all our parish activities. The series of sessions will look at what Pope Francis chose to make the topic of his first ‘apostolic exhortation’ to the Church, namely, ‘The New Evangelisation’

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Fr Gregory Morgan speaks to the National Network of Evangelisation in Australia about the relationship of family, evangelisation and mercy through his experiences. To learn more please go to www.evangeliseaustralia.com

Learn about new evangelisation and its impact on the Catholic Church Visit: http://www.evangeliseaustralia.com/ for more information

Learn about new evangelisation and its impact on the Catholic Church Visit: http://www.evangeliseaustralia.com/ for more information

Learn about new evangelisation and its impact on the Catholic Church Visit: http://www.evangeliseaustralia.com/ for more information

St John Paul II wrote in his encyclical Redemptoris Missio of 1990: “There is a situation particularly in countries with ancient … Continue reading →

Evangelisation is not activism. It has nothing to do with the techniques, programs, and lobbying that defines social and political activism. Instead, it has everything to do with the witness of one who lives and embodies a kind of feeling, tasting, and savoring relationship with the faith they profess. To evangelize effectively, is to be a hobbit: it is to embody the small way, the long way, the slow encounter, the deep abiding. It is to first receive faith as a culture and practice of love, to be immersed and transformed here, and only then to offer this faith to the world as an act of love. “For the time will soon come when Hobbits will shape the fortune of all”.

Beginning with the lives and example of two saints especially renowned for their success in evangelism – St Dominic and … Continue reading →

Fr Guy does not attempt a defence of the Spanish Inquisition but looks plainly at the known facts and draws … Continue reading →

A variety of modern expressions of belief can be gathered under the heading of the ‘new paganism’ – secularism, humanism, … Continue reading →

3. The Approach to Apologetics Part 2. Continuing his look at the inner disposition of the apologist, Fr Guy considers … Continue reading →

One example of an error of faith which will face the apologist of today is the concept of universalism or … Continue reading →

1. The Approach to Apologetics Part 1. ‘Always be ready to make your defence to anyone who demands from you an … Continue reading →

Frank Casadesus talks about the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, its commitment to forming priests for the new evangelisation, and how you can help! The post Preparing Priests for the New Evangelisation appeared first on Cradio.

Session 1 of 4 In this first part, Roger comprehensively and very competently demonstrates that the Roman Catholic Jesus is in fact not the Jesus of the Bible but another Jesus, namely the Eucharistic Jesus.  You will be informed, warned and equipped during the course of this teaching so as not to be deceived.  The New Evangelisation program of the Roman Catholic Church is a program that leads one not to the Jesus of the Bible but to instead to Rome!! This message is part of The Sanctuary Conference 2015.  For information about future conferences please visit: http://www.sanctuaryconference.co.uk For more messages and teachings by Roger Oakland, visit:  http://www.understandthetimes.org  

Pope Paul VI and St John Paul II both called Mary 'the star of evangelisation'. What does this mean, and why is it significant in the times we are in? The post Mary: Star of the New Evangelisation appeared first on Cradio.

This is the third episode of this three episode series on some of the themes in the pontificate of Blessed John Paul II. This episode focusses on the 'World Youth Days'.  The first episode looked at the 'New Evangelisation' and the second on the 'Culture of Life'.

This is the second episode of this three episode series on some of the themes in the pontificate of Blessed John Paul II. This episode focusses on the 'Culture of Life'. The first episode looked at the 'New Evangelisation' and the third on the 'World Youth Days'.

This first episode is part of a three episode series on some of the themes in the pontificate of Blessed John Paul II. This first episode focusses on the 'New Evengalisation'. The second episode will be on the 'Culture of Life' and the third on the 'World Youth Days'.

Robert Haddad is the current head of New Evangelisation at the Catholic Education Office of the Archdiocese of Sydney. He has formerly worked in the Confraternity for Christian Doctrine, the Catholic Society of St Peter at The University of Sydney, and St Charbel's College. The post Listening to Prophets appeared first on Cradio.

The topic during our monthly Symposium this month was 'The New Evengalisation'. This third short talk, out of the three, given on this topic is by Fr. Brian McKevit OP. The first was by Fr. Terence Crotty OP and the second by Rosemary Swords.

The topic during our monthly Symposium this month was 'The New Evengalisation'. This second short talk, out of the three, given on this topic is by Rosemary Swords. The first was by Fr. Terence Crotty OP and the last is by Fr. Brian McKevit OP.

The topic during our monthly Symposium this month was 'The New Evengalisation'. This first talk out of the three given on this topic is by Fr. Terence Crotty OP. The other two are by Rosemary Sword and Fr. Brian McKevit OP.

Audio Only. Fresh from the Synod on the New Evangelisation, Marc will show how Alpha is bringing about pastoral and personal conversion, leading to church growth and playing an essential role in developing lay leadership within the parish. This session will be particularly relevant for Catholics who are new to Alpha, and those who want to be refreshed in their vision for evangelisation through the local parish. 

Audio Only. Fresh from the Synod on the New Evangelisation, Marc will show how Alpha is bringing about pastoral and personal conversion, leading to church growth and playing an essential role in developing lay leadership within the parish. This session will be particularly relevant for Catholics who are new to Alpha, and those who want to be refreshed in their vision for evangelisation through the local parish. 

Why is there such a focus on evangelisation in the Church? Has evangelisation taken on a new meaning in recent times? Do lay people need to evangelise, or should it be up to just clergy and religious? Bishop Julian answers these questions, and more! The post Q&A: ‘New’ Evangelisation? appeared first on Cradio.

Rev. Professor Eamonn Conway is a priest of the Tuam Diocese. He studied philosophy and sociology at the National University of Ireland and theology at St. Patrick's College, Maynooth and the University of Tuebingen. He was awarded his doctorate in theology in 1991 and taught Systematic Theology for seven years at All Hallows College, Dublin. He was appointed Head of Theology and Religious Studies at Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick in 1999 and in 2000 he also became co-director at the Centre for Culture, Technology & Values.Fr. Eamonn speaks to us this week about his experience of attending the recent Synod of Bishops in Rome on the theme of New Evangelisation which examined ways of trying to renew and bring back people to a more active participation in their faith. Fr. Eamonn explained in general terms what a Synod of Bishops is and what it does and shared a fascinating account of what it meant to be an expert advisor at a Synod and some of the topics that arose there.

Daniel Hill explores new initiatives to reach university students, what works and what the future holds for the New Evangelisation on campus. The post New Evangelisation on Campus appeared first on Cradio.

The New Evangelisation is clearly a high priority for the Church. How are we to understand this move of the Holy Spirit? How can we become involved in the New Evangelisation in our own circumstances? The post Understanding New Evangelisation appeared first on Cradio.

On Saturday 14 July, Bishop Geoffrey Jarrett addressed the delegates at SCENE 2012 (Sydney Congress Embracing the New Evangelisation) on the topic 'Starting Afresh From Christ'. The post Starting Afresh From Christ appeared first on Cradio.

Joseph O'Callaghan, founder of the Irish School of Evangelisation, talks about the ‘New Evangelisation'.May is the month of Marian devotion, but how much do Irish people know about Fatima and its secrets. Reporters Rhona Tarrant and Claire McCormack take to the streets to find out.Bishop of Down and Dromore, the Right Rev. Harold Miller, talks to Gerry McArdle about the recent Church of Ireland Synod motion on sexual morality and marriage.

On May 1, Pope Benedict beatified his predecessor, John Paul II. John Paul's legacy will be analysed by historians for years to come, but perhaps the best way we can honour his memory is to study and his teachings. With this in mind, the topic of this symposium is, 'The Conversion of the Baptised in the Thought of John Paul II'. Dr Carole Brown gave the lecture, based on her recent doctoral research. Dr Brown has been involved in many aspects of the 'New Evangelisation' in the US, Ireland and elsewhere. She was director of evangelistic outreach in Franciscan University, Steubenville and in more recent times has been an important figure in Youth 2000 Ireland, Kerygma Teams and Spirit Radio (www.spiritradio.ie).