Beyond the Bulletin

Beyond the Bulletin

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Beyond the Bulletin episodes

  • Episode 33: Episode 33: 20 Questions With a New Priest

    For our "Jesus year" episode, we're joined for the first time by a priest! Fr. Kingsley Nwoko, a Parochial Vicar at St. Anthony of Padua, joins us to talk about his journey to becoming a priest, his favorite workouts, what it's been like ministering during a pandemic and much more!

    Special Guest: Fr. Kingsley Nwoko.

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    43 min
  • Episode 32: Episode 32: We're Back, Baby!

    Beyond The Bulletin is back, new and improved! We're jumpstarting your favorite podcast with weekly video and audio episodes for you to enjoy, full of laughs, insight and spiritual reflection from St. Anthony of Padua. This week, join Gomer and Stephen as they talk with Kristine Marlow, the Children’s Sacrament & Formation Manager at St. Anthony, about her time in the military, parenting during the quarantine, and much more!

    Special Guest: Kristine Marlow.

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    44 min
  • Episode 28: Episode 28: This Is Mission

    Mike and Stephen are back after a long hiatus...and they have got some inspiring stories to share about outreach taking place in The Woodlands and beyond!

    • Honduras Mission
    • St. Vincent de Paul
    • St. Anthony's Bread Food Pantry
    • Agape Mission
    • Thanksgiving Project
    • Box of Joy Project

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      33 min
    • Episode 27: Episode 27: Care for Creation

      Care for Creation Team FAQs:

      • When did the group get kicked off?

      o Our first meeting was in June and we’ve had one meeting a month since then.

      o While doing climate advocacy I became aware of other parishioners interested in Care for Creation and Pope Francis’ call to be better stewards of creation

      • Any goals?

      o We’re starting slowly to avoid getting discouraged with a large project

      o Initial interest was around recycling. We then became aware that the market is presently in flux, so must consider market conditions

      o We’ve talked about how to educate/ inspire parishioners about choice - reduce/ reuse/ recycle is but one aspect

      o Possibly educational event(s)/ Laudato Si’/ discussion groups

      • What opportunities have come up?

      o Many Catholic creation advocacy groups exist. For example we’re considering joining Catholic Climate Covenant (USCCB sanctioned) but need to do our homework first and then get parish approval. Mary Queen is the only other parish in diocese that has a registered CCC Care for Creation Team

      • Biggest opportunity is the upcoming Sisters of Charity World Day of Peace Ecumenical Service on Sept 7, 2019.

      o We’ve been in touch with the Sisters and their Director of Social Concerns, Monica Hatcher. Monica and Sr Ricca found out that we had started up a CFCT and asked whether we could help get the word out

      Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word Day of Prayer on Sept 7, 2019:

      https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ecumenical-observance-2019-world-day-of-prayer-for-the-care-of-creation-tickets-64634034136

      Special Guests: Katie Krall and Roger Ingersoll.

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      40 min
    • Episode 26: Episode 26: The Liturgical Renaissance

      Mike and Stephen discuss the push towards more traditional liturgy happening within the young Church. The guys "tip-toe" and "dance" around this charged topic of liturgical preferences between generations and what it means for the future.

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      40 min
    • Episode 25: Episode 25: The Divine Physician

      Dr. Lambert has practiced in traditional Western medicine for over 25 years, in both an outpatient clinic setting and hospital care. This model has powerful diagnostic and therapeutic modalities, which are often effective and lifesaving. Clinical experience, however, has shown some limitations. These limitations usually arise when a patient’s symptoms defy a specific diagnosis based on a lack of laboratory or radiographic data. While studying eastern medical traditions and learning acupuncture, Dr. Lambert was able to see this aspect of patient care through an alternative lens. Many symptom complexes became clearer. Effective treatment modalities arise, often without the necessity of pills or medications. Dr. Lambert believes that the appropriate melding of these two traditions, combined with a Catholic worldview, offers significantly improved care. http://anemosmedicalconsulting.com/

      Special Guest: Dr. Garry Lambert.

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      42 min
    • Episode 24: Episode 24: ReCenter

      Every Lent the Church asks three things of her members: prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. These are three spiritual disciplines that actually grow your faith. But often our parishioners are heard saying how they wish they had a better prayer life, or a better relationship with God, or a deeper Catholic faith – yet they do not know where to start. A few “Our Fathers” here or a Scripture reflection there – and they soon give up the effort. This year we are asking all our parishioners to join together to Give Up, Pick Up, and Offer Up the same things for Lent 2019. Through these spiritual disciplines and practices your personal faith will grow, and so will the unity of our Church community. Our prayer is that we can hold each other accountable to growing in virtue and holiness this Lenten season as parish family.

      Special Guest: Jonathan Cardinal.

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      23 min

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