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We winged it and God showed us the way | Angel & Kris 22:24

2d ago22:24

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A Protestant and Atheist met on Tinder, leave the hookup culture and convert to Catholicism. Support the Show. Website: https://contact0290127.wixsite.com/my-site-1Bởi Isobel Wright

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God saves the good wine until last | Brendan & Meredith 29:01

3d ago29:01

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From overcoming depression & how to find joy and hope in the waiting season. Brendan & Meredith met through a mutual friend and began dating long-distance. Gotta Be Saints: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gotta-be-saints/id1508823083 Support the Show. Website: https://contact0290127.wixsite.com/my-site-1…

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Trailer: How We Met Stories 1:35

25d ago1:35

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Welcome to the For Better, For Worse Podcast. To hear how married Catholic couples met, their favourite dates and proposal stories subscribe today! Visit the links below! Support the Show. Website: https://contact0290127.wixsite.com/my-site-1Bởi Isobel Wright

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How Dorothy Day inspired gay Catholic Workers to respond to AIDS 40:30

2+ y ago40:30

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The production of Plague is made possible by our digital subscribers. To support Plague and access all of America's content, subscribe today! In this bonus episode of Plague, Michael O’Loughlin visits a Catholic Worker House in Syracuse, N.Y. to explore how Dorothy Day’s movement responded to the H.I.V. and AIDS crisis. Journey into a part of the C…

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Lessons from Plague for LGBT Catholics today 36:06

4y ago36:06

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Please support "Plague" by getting a digital subscription to America: tap or click here! In this bonus episode, host Michael O'loughlin has a conversation with Michael Vazquez, religion and faith director for Human Rights Campaign, about issues affecting LBGT Catholics today . Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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AIDS, the Catholic Church and LGBT issues today 35:00

4+ y ago35:00

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Please support "Plague" by getting a digital subscription to America: tap or click here! In the series finale of ‘Plague,’ Mike looks at what’s happening in the church in HIV and AIDS care today and then reflects on comments and questions from listeners about the ongoing debates over LGBT issues in the Catholic Church. In Rustenburg, South Africa, …

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A Catholic Sister learns to serve people with AIDS 35:52

4+ y ago35:52

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Please support "Plague" by getting a digital subscription to America: tap or click here! In the fifth episode of "Plague," Mike visits the small Midwestern city of Belleville, Illinois, where a Catholic Sister broke ground in the 1980s by opening an organization to provide services for people living with HIV and AIDS. Though she was a trained ICU a…

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A gay Catholic Church in the Castro 39:35

4+ y ago39:35

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Please support "Plague" by getting a digital subscription to America: tap or click here! In the fourth episode of “Plague,” Mike visits a Catholic Church in the Castro–San Francisco’s LGBT neighborhood–that transformed itself during the 80s and 90s into what parishioners called a “gay church.” It took the delicate balance of an innovative pastor, c…

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The cost of AIDS ministry to a gay priest 37:22

4+ y ago37:22

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Please support "Plague" by getting a digital subscription to America: tap or click here! Early in the AIDS epidemic, there was little in the way of medical treatment available. But spiritual guidance and accompaniment was in high demand. Patients had questions similar to those anyone else with a terminal illness might have: Are my affairs in order?…

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The Catholic hospital that pioneered AIDS care 34:49

4+ y ago34:49

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Please support "Plague" by getting a digital subscription to America: tap or click here! In the second episode of “Plague,” Mike asks: how did a Catholic hospital become a safe haven for the gay community? It turns out, the path wasn’t straightforward. This episode tells the story of St. Vincent's Hospital, run by the Sisters of Charity of New York…

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Surviving the AIDS crisis as a gay Catholic 40:37

4+ y ago40:37

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Please support "Plague" by getting a digital subscription to America: tap or click here! In this episode of "Plague," Michael O'Loughlin tells the story of David Pais, whose journey exemplifies the experience of many gay Catholics who were personally affected by the AIDS epidemic in the early days. He describes the role his faith played helping him…

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PLAGUE: Coming Dec. 1 2:00

4+ y ago2:00

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Please support "Plague" by getting a digital subscription to America: tap or click here! In "Plague" journalist Michael O'Loughlin investigates stories of the AIDS epidemic and the Catholic Church. Mike is America’s national correspondent and he’s covered Catholicism for more than a decade. Mike is also gay and Catholic—and he’s curious how others …

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In the Age of Anxiety, 'Be Not Afraid' 21:03

5+ y ago21:03

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How do you find peace and confidence in today’s age of anxiety? Sister Marie-Paule Willem, Catholic Extension's 2018-19 Lumen Christi Award recipient, has spent a lifetime sharing the love of God in the most dire places, from living through Nazi occupation as a child to her current work serving women in detention in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Joe Bola…

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A Report from the Border 10:58

6y ago10:58

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Catholic Extension's vice president of mission Joe Boland recently appeared on Relevant Radio to discuss what he saw at the U.S.-Mexico border on a recent trip to El Paso, Texas. The Catholic Church is providing essential ministries to families--especially children--in need. You can learn more about these efforts by supporting our Family Reunificat…

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George Washington embraced immigrants, and so does the Catholic Church 13:11

6y ago13:11

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The United States has a distinct history of immigration, and the Catholic Church has a long history of lending support to immigrants. Dr. Tim Muldoon, director of mission education for Catholic Extension, offers a reflection on the historical role of the Church in helping these struggling communities as well as its current involvement in the issue.…

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Family Reunification Fund Supports Ministries on the Border 18:05

6y ago18:05

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Joe Boland, Catholic Extension's vice president of mission, recently appeared on the Catholic Chicago radio program to discuss Catholic Extension's new Family Reunification fund. The fund supports ministries that provide direct outreach and advocacy for immigrant families separated as a consequence of our broken immigration system. Learn More…

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A Glimpse of the Future of the Catholic Church in America 10:17

6y ago10:17

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This coming November, four dioceses in the United States will celebrate 175-year anniversaries: Chicago, Hartford, Milwaukee, and Little Rock. A closer look at the history and present realities of these dioceses offers us a glimpse of the ways that the Catholic Church in the United States is growing and changing--and gives us hope for the future. R…

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What is the mission of the Catholic Church? 15:23

6y ago15:23

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Our director of mission education, Dr. Tim Muldoon, has spent much of his career exploring the mission of the Church. Hear his thoughts.Bởi Catholic Extension

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How Catholic Parishes Are Helping Communities in Puerto Rico 7:24

6y ago7:24

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Our vice president of mission, Joe Boland, recently appeared on Catholic TV to discuss our recent support of Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria. Learn more at catholicextension.org/impactBởi Catholic Extension

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The Enduring Mission of Catholic Extension 6:57

6y ago6:57

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Our president Father Jack Wall recently appeared on Catholic.TV to reflect on Catholic Extension's mission to build up the Church in America's poorest places, especially our recent support of Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria. If you're unfamiliar with the work of Catholic Extension, this interview provides a perfect primer on our mission. Learn mo…

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Want to grow in holiness? Start by serving others 14:09

6y ago14:09

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The publication of Pope Francis’ most recent apostolic exhortation, Gaudete et Exsultate (“Rejoice and be glad”) offers us an opportunity to reflect on how the gospel calls us to renew our efforts at growing as a holy people called to serve others. The document is subtitled “the call to holiness in today’s world,” and exhorts us to grow in faith bo…

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Young People and Purple Churches 7:49

6y ago7:49

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In his address at World Youth Day in 2013, Pope Francis urged young people to go out to the streets and “make some noise.” By that, he called to mind his desire that they be agents of the Church’s mission in the world, and not merely passive recipients. Dr. Tim Muldoon, director of mission education for Catholic Extension, offers some thoughts on h…

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Patrons of Puerto Rico 10:47

6+ y ago10:47

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Joe Boland, our vice president of mission, appeared on Relevant Radio to discuss the current situation in Puerto Rico six months after Hurricane Maria as well as the role of Catholic parishes in providing essential physical and spiritual support to communities across the island. We have launched the Patrons of Puerto Rico initiative to raise funds …

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Reflection for the Second Week of Lent 9:28

6+ y ago9:28

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Rebecca Woods, a young adult pastoral associate at a small parish in the rural Diocese of Lexington, offers a brief reflection on the Gospel reading for the second week of Lent. Afterward, listen to an interview with Rebecca on her experience working for the Catholic Church in Appalachia, where Catholics are a minority but the Church is a respected…

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Reflection for the First Week of Lent 7:15

6+ y ago7:15

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Father Garrett Nelson, a missionary priest in the Diocese of Great Falls-Billings, Montana, offers a brief reflection on the Gospel reading for the first week of Lent. Afterward, listen to an interview with Father Garrett on his ministry in the wide open spaces--driving almost 1,000 miles every week to deliver the sacraments to Catholics in the vas…

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How to Have a Meaningful Lent 4:18

6+ y ago4:18

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Instead of chocolate or soda, how about giving up pessimism, anger, or gossiping? This episode offers some quick tips on making this your best Lent yet. If you would like to receive weekly Lenten meditations via email, sign up at www.catholicextension.org/reflect If you would like to make a Lenten offering to Catholic Extension, please visit www.ca…

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The Hidden Poverty of the U.S. Virgin Islands 7:59

6+ y ago7:59

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If you look beyond the island paradise inhabited by tourists, the U.S. Virgin Islands is the poorest area of the United States. Tim Muldoon, our director of mission education, reflects on a recent trip to survey the damage to the islands after Hurricane Maria. Read more and consider making a gift to support the rebuilding effort.…

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Learning to Lead 5:32

6+ y ago5:32

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At a time when many Catholic schools are struggling with enrollment, fighting to survive, and at times shutting their doors, an innovative program is strengthening Catholic schools and educational outcomes in some of the nation’s most impoverished communities. The Catholic School Leadership Development Initiative, a partnership between Loyola Marym…

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Remembering Florence Kaster and Her Fight Against Prejudice 2:14

6+ y ago2:14

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As we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King this week, we remember Florence Kaster, our first Lumen Christi Award recipient, who supported poor African-American communities in Kingstree, South Carolina and fought against prejudice and injustice for more than 30 years. Learn more about the Lumen Christi Award and read the story of the 2017-2018…

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"Why Lies He in Such Mean Estate?" 5:25

6+ y ago5:25

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In 1865 the English hymn writer William Chatterton Dix published “What Child Is This?" Dix paints for us a picture of the birth of Jesus in a town on the margins of ancient Rome, wondering at the mystery of why God would enter into human history in such an obscure place--"Why lies he in such mean estate?" Dix’s question gets right at the heart of C…

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After the Storm 10:47

6+ y ago10:47

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Pope Francis recently sent Cardinal Blase Cupich to the hurricane-battered island of Puerto Rico to express his deep concern for the people and reach out in solidarity on his behalf to those who are suffering. Read more and see photos

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32 Miles to Honor Our Lady 11:22

6+ y ago11:22

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Dr. Tim Muldoon, Catholic Extension's director of mission education, recently joined more than 4,000 people on a 32-mile procession to celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe in the Coachella Valley of California. Hear his reflections on the history, meaning and devotion to this Marian apparition. Click here to see photos and videos from the p…

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Bridges Over Troubled Borders 7:48

6+ y ago7:48

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In this episode, Dr. Tim Muldoon shares reflections from a recent trip to the Diocese of El Paso, including stories of immigrants fleeing violence in their home countries and finding refuge and peace in the Catholic Church. He also talks about a moving border Mass held on the Rio Grande canal on the U.S.-Mexico border. Learn more…

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Update from Bishops in Hurricane-Ravaged Dioceses 43:22

6+ y ago43:22

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For many areas ravaged by the recent hurricanes, daily life is still far from being back to normal. Listen to this update from Bishop Curtis J. Guillory, Bishop Herbert A Bevard and Archbishop Roberto González Nieves from the dioceses of Beaumont, St. Thomas and San Juan to hear about the efforts of the Catholic Church to help suffering communities…

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Less Helping, More Serving 5:56

6+ y ago5:56

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Dr. Tim Muldoon reflects on the response of the Catholic Church to recent natural disasters across the United States. The Church is the first place many go in the face of emergency, and Catholic Extension’s emergency $350,000 grant has helped dioceses in Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Texas to provide necessities to those in need. Learn m…

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Lending a Hand to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands After Hurricane Maria 7:34

6+ y ago7:34

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Joe Boland, Catholic Extension's vice president for mission, recently appeared on Relevant Radio's Morning Air Show to discuss the needs of the Church and its people in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands in the wake of the devastating Hurricane Maria. Click here to make a gift and help these communities to begin putting their lives back togeth…

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First Church Ever Named for Blessed Father Stanley Rother 6:08

6+ y ago6:08

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Dr. Tim Muldoon, Catholic Extension's director of mission education reflects on his time visiting with members of the newly dedicated Blessed Father Stanley Rother Catholic Church mission in Decatur, Arkansas. In very many cases, members of this church community were drawn to the United States to escape violence in places like El Salvador, Guatemal…

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Missionary Priest Receives 2017-2018 Lumen Christi Award 10:06

7y ago10:06

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We are proud to announce Father Enrique Herrera of Greenfield, California as the recipient of the 2017-2018 Lumen Christi Award. Now in its 40th year, this prestigious award celebrates Catholic heroes who are shining the light of Christ through their ministry to poor Catholic communities. As pastor of a poor immigrant parish, Father Enrique has a d…

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Catholic School Leaders Transforming Lives Through Education 17:45

7y ago17:45

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Catholic school leaders from the dioceses of Gallup, Juneau and Reno share their experiences participating in the Catholic School Leadership initiative sponsored by Catholic Extension and Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. The program allows them to further their own education while also forming a community with other teachers, principals …

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Respite Center 'Welcomes the Stranger' in South Texas 8:05

7y ago8:05

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Catholic Extension traveled to McAllen, Texas in the Diocese of Brownsville this week to present a $100,000 grant to the Humanitarian Respite Center, created to provide a way-station for asylum seekers from Central American countries. For the past three years, the center has been generously housed in the parish hall of Sacred Heart Church in McAlle…

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Military Missionary: Serving Those Who Serve 6:13

7y ago6:13

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We are proud to support lay leaders like Casey Bustamante, who works to enrich the faith lives of Catholics served by the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA. Listen to this podcast to learn more about her important ministry and consider making a gift to support the work of missionary disciples across the country: http://cathext.in/1nt3ZFC…

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