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This week, Miriam is joined by Paul Rose, who created a podcast to help people pray the Liturgy of the Hours. Learn more at singthehours.org.
This week, Miriam is joined by Ryan Pollock, Director of Evangelization at St Pius X Parish in Portland. Ryan shares some highlights from his journey into The Church, and reflects on how people in every age are hungry for the truth of the Gospel.
This week, Miriam shares a song inspired by the life of St. Therese of Lisieux's sister, Leonie, and explores the recent apostolic exhortation on St. Therese, who offers us a wonderful portrait of evangelization through the little way.
This week, Miriam is joined by Kris Frank, the chief mission officer for the National Eucharistic Congress. Learn more about the new Eucharistic-based small group series here: https://www.eucharisticrevival.org/jesus-and-the-eucharist
This week, Miriam is joined by Sr. Charlene Herinckx, who shares about her own discernment and religious community, as well as insights into her role as vocation director for the Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon. Learn more at ssmo.org/vocations/.
This week, Miriam is joined by Todd Cooper, who reflects on an important upcoming event in the Archdiocese, and shares how healing can help equip us to respond to the call to evangelize. Learn more about the Healing the Whole Person conference here: archdpdx.org/healing-the-whole-person
This week, Miriam is joined by Christin Jezak, who is an actress, producer, and director of outreach and creative at AWE PR. As a lay Pauline cooperator, Christin strives to share her joy and passion for the gospel through media. Learn more about her projects at p2ptheatre.com/home.
This week, Miriam is joined by Dominic de Souza, who shares how stories have the power to give us back a sense of purpose and meaning. He founded LegendFiction, which is a creative community for Catholic and Orthodox fiction authors who love fantasy and sci-fi. Learn more at legendfiction.com.
This week, Miriam interviews her nieces and nephews (aged 7-14) to hear some of their thoughts about Jesus, faith, and the Church.
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