Podcasts about our lady star

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In this programme we return to Mountain View Innovation Centre, Ramsey - the home of The Postcode People - AFD Software - to take part in a live link with an aircraft factory in the United States, to take a first look at the new Cessna light aircraft that AFD Software have bought and donated to Mission Aviation Fellowship - the world's largest humanitarian air operator. AFD Software Director David Dorricott shares some thoughts on getting a first look at the Cessna - destined for work in Papua New Guinea, and explains what happens next ....We once again dip into the Keystones series presented by Rev'd David Bush, exploring the Island's churches and their history, in conversation with the clergy and parishioners of the time. The series was recorded and broadcast over 40 years ago - this week we're at the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea and St Maughold on Queen's Promenade in Ramsey where David chats with the then Parish Priest, Father Jim Lynch, and parishioner Mrs Kitty Richmond.This week's music includes a traditional harvest hymn, and familiar words to a different tune - from Graham Kendrick and Martin Smith - and the Notice Board is packed with harvest celebration information for next weekend - 5th and 6th October - and other things too!

State of the Arts Episode 180: The Mother's Day Special now available on Spotify! This week, in an in-person interview in her home on Staten Island, I welcome my classically trained pianist Mom Caroline Osborne to my podcast. As a child and teen she studied classical piano at the British Royal Music Academy in her home city of Hong Kong. My Mom performed several pieces at Belen Manuel's Annual Piano Recital in the Snug Harbor concert hall on Staten Island. At Hometown Restaurant she played keyboard while local saxophonist David Colonello accompanied her for several holiday events. My Dad Edwin Osborne III and I entertained patrons with ballroom dance routines during these performances. Under the leadership of Monsignor Jeffery Conway, my Mom joined the worship team at Our Lady Star of the Sea to play hymns at healing masses. Currently she commutes quite often between her homes in Pennsylvania and New York. So, she keeps a piano in both residences. A very big thank you to my Mom for being my special guest on this Mother's Day episode of State of the Arts. It's a blessing to have her on my show for a lovely interview and a performance of a few pieces of music.

Catholic School principals are involved in every aspect of running their school. Recently, we had the opportunity to sit down with three of the newer elementary school principals in the Diocese of Camden – Sr. Santa Theresa, St. Teresa Regional School, Runnemede; Elizabeth Mariani, Sacred Heart School, Camden; and Ramona Bregatta, Our Lady Star of the Sea Regional School, Atlantic City. The trio talked about the journey to their current role, the uniqueness of the job, and the highs and lows since taking the reins. Sr. Santa and Elizabeth also shared a special moment as they discussed their initial relationship as teacher and student to now, colleagues.   Listen to Talking Catholic everywhere podcasts can be found, at https://talking.catholicstarherald.org/show/talking-catholic, or catch us on Domestic Church Media radio Sundays at 11 AM or Mondays at 4 PM domesticchurchmedia.org.   Follow us on... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkingCatholic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkingcatholic Twitter: https://twitter.com/talkingcatholic

Michelle - Is the blessed mother the only person who has both a soul and a body in heaven right now? Paul - I thought Elijah was also in heaven with a body. Am I wrong on this? Thomas - Do we consider heaven a physical place? Elaine - Could Mary have redeemed us since she was sinless? If I went to a wedding between two Catholics but not inside a Church is that sinful for me? Michael - Where did the title “Our Lady Star of the Sea' come from? Rolando - If a person was baptized by a lay person in a life threatening emergency, do they need to be re-baptized if they survive?

Part 1 of 2Fr. Tony Ricard is a native of New Orleans and a proud graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes Elementary School and St. Augustine High School. In this interview, filmed on location at his former parish Our Lady Star of the Sea, Fr. Tony along with former seminarian now Reverend, Josh Johnson talk about the Holy Family and how we are all one family under God.

Part 1 of 2Fr. Tony Ricard is a native of New Orleans and a proud graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes Elementary School and St. Augustine High School. In this interview, filmed on location at his former parish Our Lady Star of the Sea, Fr. Tony along with former seminarian now Reverend, Josh Johnson talk about the Holy Family and how we are all one family under God.

A homily about the reality of Hell, God's respect of our choices, and his never-failing love and mercy. Confessions are offered ten hours at Our Lady Star of the Sea every week. Visit olss.org for more information.

Fr. Sibley's homily from 2022 Mass of the Lord's Supper at Our Lady Star of the Sea parish in Bremerton, WA.

(00:03): The narrator introduces Mercy in Action Day, where parishes in the six counties of the Archdiocese of Detroit mobilize to perform acts of service. (01:13) Listeners are introduced to St. Lucy Parish's particularly robust Christian service ministry. This is due in large part to Donna Belli, the Christian service coordinator at St. Lucy's, who served the parish for 12 years. (02:02) Fr. Jim Commyn, pastor of St. Lucy, explains how Donna was the kind of person who needed to be involved, needed to serve. (03:36) The narrator describes how Donna loved Mercy in Action Day, a celebration and culmination of all the things the parish did in Christian service year-round. (04:30) Christian service members and Fr. Commyn describe the extent of what Donna had planned for Mercy in Action Day. (05:27) A description of the expansive service project Donna Belli had planned for St. Lucy's on Mercy in Action Day -- how Donna had planned for everything, including getting more volunteers, what to do if it started raining, or if the parking lot would have to be used for a funeral. Tragically, the funeral would end up being Donna's own. (07:37) A St. Lucy's Christian service member describes how Donna always went above and beyond, never saying “no.” (09:33) Donna's family asked to have the funeral on Mercy in Action Day, but with everyone in the parish wanting to go to the funeral, Fr. Commyn called out to the community to make sure both could happen on the same day. (10:51) St. Isaac Jogues and Our Lady Star of the Sea parishioners come together to help for Mercy in Action Day at St. Lucy during Donna's funeral. (14:32) Fr. Commyn talks about how “mercy in action” described Donna's approach to life. (15:58) Parishioners talk about what can happen when parishes work together for a common good. (17:12) Fr. Commyn speaks to how the wider community effort is an example of what “Families of Parishes” can offer. (17:59) In a video message from earlier this year, Donna gives a reflection on the week's reading from a March 2021 Mass, reflecting on God has put her on earth to help others.

Mary Ellen McNally is one of Louise’s Cape May “beach friends,” and in this conversation they revisited events from the early days after Archer’s accident. They also explored broader themes of faith, prayer, relational awareness, and how their careers helped them learn more about themselves and how to relate to others.  When Louise collapsed at mass, just a few days after the accident, Mary Ellen was in the right place at the right time to catch her as she fell. And, later, Mary Ellen woke up in the middle of the night feeling compelled to pray for Archer, so she got on her knees and prayed. To hear more about that Sunday mass at Our Lady Star of the Sea, where Louise and Mary Ellen met for the first time after the accident, listen to episode 26, “Little Angel”: https://blinkofaneyepodcast.com/e/episode-26-little-angel/  You can learn more about Louise’s book, Being Relational, at www.beingrelational.com Season 2 of Blink of an Eye will launch on June 23! Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/blinkofaneyepod to help us continue making the podcast. To find out more about Archer, Louise, and this podcast, visit our website at blinkofaneyepodcast.com, and follow us on Instagram at http://www.instagram.com/blinkofaneyepodcast, Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/blinkofaneyepodcast, and Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/blinkofaneyepod  Theme music is by Victoria Vox. #hopeforeverything   #obtaineverything

State of the Arts Episode 22: Mother's Day Special just published! This week an unprecedented, thrilling new episode of State of the Arts. I am joined on my podcast by my mother, Caroline Osborne who is a classically trained pianist, ballroom dance hobbyist, world traveler and classic cinema enthusiast. Born and raised in Hong Kong while it was still a British commonwealth, she grew up speaking both Cantonese and English. She was educated in private Vatican-run schools, always achieving high honors. Discovering a passion for classical piano at twelve years old, she was trained by private instructors hired by my grandparents. She ultimately passed all her exams at the British Academy of Music. She graduated from Saint Francis College with an honors degree in Liberal Arts. A classmate of my mom's just happened to be pen pals with my dad and eventually played matchmaker, introducing the two. They fell in love and were married in New York City. For thirty two years my mom worked in civil service for the New York Office of Management & Budget, Intergovernmental Relations, State Legislation, and the Mayor's Office. Her music accomplishments include playing at Belen Manuel's Annual Snug Harbor Recital, playing hymns at the Our Lady Star of the Sea Healing Service under the leadership of Monsignor Jeffery Conway and jamming on her keyboard at events held by the family dining establishment, Hometown Restaurant. Generous, adventurous, intelligent and tenacious, my mom was and still is an exemplary role model. She helped me become who I am today. Because of her boldness, as a teen I unashamedly let my peers know that I preferred classic jazz over boy bands, three inch pumps over Doc Martins, and the '55 Brooklyn Dodgers over the '98 Yankees. Because of her discipline, I pushed myself hard to stay in honors from junior high school to college where I graduated on the dean's list. Because of her sophistication, my childhood was a culturally rich experience. I am so blessed to have my wonderful, amazing mother on this episode of my podcast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

State of the Arts Episode 22: Mother's Day Special just published! This week an unprecedented, thrilling new episode of State of the Arts. I am joined on my podcast by my mother, Caroline Osborne who is a classically trained pianist, ballroom dance hobbyist, world traveler and classic cinema enthusiast. Born and raised in Hong Kong while it was still a British commonwealth, she grew up speaking both Cantonese and English. She was educated in private Vatican-run schools, always achieving high honors. Discovering a passion for classical piano at twelve years old, she was trained by private instructors hired by my grandparents. She ultimately passed all her exams at the British Academy of Music. She graduated from Saint Francis College with an honors degree in Liberal Arts. A classmate of my mom's just happened to be pen pals with my dad and eventually played matchmaker, introducing the two. They fell in love and were married in New York City. For thirty two years my mom worked in civil service for the New York Office of Management & Budget, Intergovernmental Relations, State Legislation, and the Mayor's Office. Her music accomplishments include playing at Belen Manuel's Annual Snug Harbor Recital, playing hymns at the Our Lady Star of the Sea Healing Service under the leadership of Monsignor Jeffery Conway and jamming on her keyboard at events held by the family dining establishment, Hometown Restaurant. Generous, adventurous, intelligent and tenacious, my mom was and still is an exemplary role model. She helped me become who I am today. Because of her boldness, as a teen I unashamedly let my peers know that I preferred classic jazz over boy bands, three inch pumps over Doc Martins, and the '55 Brooklyn Dodgers over the '98 Yankees. Because of her discipline, I pushed myself hard to stay in honors from junior high school to college where I graduated on the dean's list. Because of her sophistication, my childhood was a culturally rich experience. I am so blessed to have my wonderful, amazing mother on this episode of my podcast.

Dr. Tom Curran interviews Fr. Derek Lappe, Pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea in Bremerton, WA, about the transition of OLSS parish school to a classical liberal arts approach and announces the new Catholic high school, Aquinas Classical Academy. The post February 1 –Where Did We Come From, Where are We Going? Fr. Lappe Interview: Aquinas Academy appeared first on My Catholic Faith Ministries.

No one envies teachers their jobs these days. A challenging career has been made exponentially more difficult by the onset of COVID 19. Yet school principal Carol Spina helps her school community--from teachers, to students, to administration--uncover their Resilience and discover their Brilliance by forging community partnerships, believing that the school community is a vital part of the larger environment and finding strength in building a tribe. Tune in to hear how this Brilliant community leader has raised over $150,000 for programs for her Atlantic City, NJ school, Our Lady Star of the Sea. Find Carol at https://www.olssac.org. 

i bought a desk.DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here:  http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)football, etc. “Foul” from CornerTerry vs. Tori “Wapebearer” from Leap DayCaves “Need It Most” from Always WhyRhythm of Cruelty “All That’s Left” from Still LifeHawaiian T-Shirt “Chantelle” from EPWaMü “Turnip” from Pocket Of Pussanna ladd “capitalism” from the boulder in my belly is a peanut butter jellyskunto “flesh & blood” from skuntoOptions “forget it, nevermind” from Pacific Notion IThe Cowboys “Clown Car” from The CowboysPustostany “2012″ from 2012Fazerdaze “Friends” from MorningsideMaybe Don’t “Torridge and Taw” from At Owl MansionSlumbers “Doboom Soom” from Come OverKevin Greenspon “Mood Recovery” from Mood RecoveryDaddy Issues “Mosquito Bite” from Deep DreamOtoboke Beaver “Introduce me to your family” from Love Is Short EPTica Douglas “Deaths Come in Threes” from Our Lady Star of the Sea, Help and Protect UsRomantic States “Barren Idol” from Corduroy In ItalyAnna Altman “American Gothic” from Freightliner

Msgr. Gary Smetanka, Pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea – On the Archdioceses of Detroit’s decision to curb their mass due to fears of the coronavirus

“When Mary has struck her roots in a soul, she produces there marvels of grace, which she alone can produce, because she alone is the fruitful Virgin who never has had, and never will have, her equal in purity and in fruitfulness.” ― Louis De Montfort, True Devotion to Mary   With Advent as the ideal time to reflect on Mary and her place in our lives, Phoebe and Rachel discuss some of their favourite Marian devotions, the paintings and images that accompany these images, and how these devotions can lead us to a fuller understanding of Christ and our Catholic faith. Music: Ashton Manor by Kevin MacLeod Hosts: Rachel Sherlock, Phoebe Watson Follow me on social media: @seekingwatson Follow the podcast on Instagram: @riskingenchantmentpodcast Find out more at www.rachelsherlock.com   Works mentioned: [Marian Devotions discussed in bold] 'The Virgin' by William Wordsworth The World's First Love by St Louis De Montfort Margery Kempe's meditations : the context of medieval devotional literatures, liturgy and iconography (St Bernard of Clairveaux quote) Theotokos Cyril of Alexandria Second Letter to Nestorius   Star of the Sea St Bonaventure The Secret Of The Rosary by St Louis De Montfort The Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien St Thomas Aquinas St Bernard of Clairveaux From Forty Dreams of St. John Bosco, compiled and edited by Fr. J. Bacchiarello, S.D.B Mary Star of the Sea, by Bernadette Carstensen (painting) Stella Maris, by Lawrence Klimecki (painting) Stella Maris, Our Lady Star of the Sea by Josiah, HeartofIESVS (painting)   Our Lady, Help of Christians Song of Solomon 6:10   Hortus Conclusus Song of Solomon 4:12 Annunciation, by Fra Angelico (painting) The Annuciation, by Arthur Hacker (painting) Madonna im Rosenhag, by Stefan Lochner (painting) Frankfurter Paradiesgärtleins (painting) The Virgin in the Hortus conclusus:Healing the Body and Healing the Soul by Naoë Kukita Yoshikawa Flower Theology by John S. Stokes, Jr. "The Adventure of the Naval Treaty" The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle St Jerome   Our Lady of Sorrows Ven Francis Nguyễn Văn Thuận "Why Our Lady of Sorrows" by Fr Steve Grunow, Word on Fire "Our Lady of Sorrows, Pray for the Church" by Rev. Karl Clemens, C.SS.R. Remnant Newspaper “The Virgin with Angels” and "Pieta" by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (painting) "Mother of Sorrows" by Robert Hugh Benson   Our Lady of Guadalupe   What We're Enjoying at the Moment Phoebe: Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen Rachel: Why Hollywood Matters by Barbara Nicolosi, video  

Rev. R. Tony Ricard, M.Th., M.Div., is a Priest for the Archdiocese of New Orleans and is the Pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish. Fr. Tony has given keynote addresses, retreats, revivals, and youth talks across the nation. At last count, he has preached in 18 countries. Fr. Tony is a native of New Orleans and a proud graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes Elementary School and St. Augustine High School.In this FOCUS interview filmed on location at Our Lady Star of the Sea, Fr. Tony along with seminarian, Josh Johnson talk about the Holy Family and how we are all one family under God.

What is blended learning and how is it shaping young minds for the future? Mike and Pete head to Atlantic City to find out the answer to this question, and others, as they talk with administrators at Our Lady Star of the Sea School: Principal Susan Tarrant, and Advancement Director Sr. Kathy Nace. Just before the end of the school day (you might even hear the final bell in the background!), the four share thoughts on Catholic education; the joys and challenges present in Atlantic City for school families; and, of course, blended learning, which brings together traditional and online educational experiences. It's a great deep dive into progressive education opportunities. And don't forget, we're just a week away from our 100th Episode live taping is coming up on December 14th! Make sure you register for this free event now: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/talking-catholics-100th-episode-live-podcast-recording-tickets-52223781737

Pete and Mike take a tour of the shore this week, heading to Cape May to speak with a pair of art teachers in diocesan Catholic schools: Grace Hoffner from Saint Mary Regional School in East Vineland, and Dave Sipple from Gloucester Catholic High School. From the site of the current "Art on the Mall" exhibition showcasing student artists from around the diocese, Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, the four have an enlightening conversation about their work, inspirations, and coloring outside the lines. Art on the Mall runs through August 16th and is open to the public.

The Locals sit down with Playwright Bill Sterritt. Bill Sterritt is a Cape May County native who attended both Our Lady Star of the Sea and Lower Cape May Regional High School. Yet sometime after that, Sterritt, a creative man with a vision, took his talents to Los Angeles where he spent much of 30 years. Bill recently opened the Areodrome theater at the Cape May County Airport. He tells us about what's new and exciting at the new theater along with some really big announcements. We recap the Jazz Festival and chat about other timely topics. Tune in at 101.5FM or Stream on computer wcfa-lp.org