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Miriam is joined by Jaymie Stuart Wolfe whose road through different faith communities and philosophies eventually brought her home to the Eucharist, with a little help from a couple of modern day saints and a document from Vatican II.
Miriam is joined by Msgr. James Shea, the president of the University of Mary. He provides important insights into how Catholics can live and share the faith in a new apostolic age.
Miriam is joined by Pia de Leon, who is a key leader of Oregon's Filipino Catholic community. Her story is a beautiful illustration of perseverance in saying "yes" to the Holy Spirit, one step at a time.
In this week's episode, Miriam shares a few reflections and songs on the themes of heaven and the saints.
This week, Miriam is joined by Lilia Grundy, who shares how her own desire to grow in faith inspired her to create a space for women to listen and respond to the call of Christ. Learn more at catholicwomenprofessionals.com.
This week, Miriam is joined by Matt Regner, whose work in liturgy and evangelization strives to foster personal and prayerful connections with parishioners, in the hope that they, in turn, can carry the presence of Christ into the greater community.
This week, Miriam is joined by Sr. Nancy Usselman, who directs the Pauline Center for Media Studies. Sr. Nancy discusses her vocation story to the Daughters of Saint Paul, evangelization through movies, and the importance of praying for people on the red carpet. Learn more at media.pauline.org.
This week, Miriam reflects on the call to holiness and the spiritual lessons of train travel, enchanted wardrobes and Ordinary Time.
This week, Miriam is joined by Joan Watson, whose work in adult faith formation has shown her the importance of building a Eucharistic culture and staying rooted in God's Word. Learn more about Joan at www.joanmwatson.com
This week, Miriam is joined by Sr. Alicia Torres, who serves on the Executive Team of the National Eucharistic Revival. Sr. Alicia invites us to rediscover the joy of the Eucharist, because she believes that if Catholics truly understood what's really happening at the Mass, we wouldn't be building churches fast enough. Learn more about the Eucharistic Revival here: www.eucharisticrevival.org.
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