The Voice of Charity welcomes the new Chief Program Officer at Catholic Charities.

The Great Season of Lent is explored on Focus on the Liturgy.

And Catholic Chicago looks at Mayslake Ministries and the University of St. Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary.

Lectura y reflexión del Evangelio según San Marcos 9, 2-10, del domingo, 28 de febrero de 2020. Viernes, 26 de febrero de 2021

We talk about how to prepare for, and live out, the great season of Lent on Catholic Chicago.

And Mission Matters looks at 125 years of the Society of the Divine Word Mission in North America.

Co-hosts Fr. Greg Sakowicz and Mark Teresi speak with Fr. John Kartje about current events happening at the University of St. Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary.

Co-hosts Fr. Greg Sakowicz and Mark Teresi talk with Dr. Mary Amore about what has been happening at Mayslake Ministries during the pandemic. 

In this broadcast of Focus On the Liturgy, recorded in the first Week of Lent, co-hosts Timothy Johnston (LTP) and Todd Williamson (ODW) discuss and explore this great season! They talk about the theology and the spirituality of Lent as well as the liturgies that mark the season. Plus, they spend time exploring the purpose of Lent its history. 

Catholic Charities recently welcomed a new leader to its Executive Team, Ami Novoryta who has begun her tenure as Chief Program Officer. In this role, Ami leads all program services development, design and delivery, to ensure that the hundreds of thousands of clients we serve each year are met with professionalism, respect and compassion. Join Marie Jochum and Brigid Murphy as they welcome Ami Novoryta to The Voice of Charity.  

Host Mark Teresi spends the hour talking with Judge Thomas Donnelly and Michael R. Heinlein about the upcoming Catholic Lawyers Guild Lenten Retreat.

Lectura y reflexión del Evangelio según San Marcos 1, 12-15, del domingo, 21 de febrero de 2020. Viernes, 19 de febrero de 2021

Host Bob Gilligan talks to Geno Fernandez, president of the Archdiocese of Chicago’s school board.  They talk about raising money for the Archdiocese’s $1.4 million Gratitude Fund, which distributed $250 to full-time employees in Archdiocesan schools and $100 to part-time employees as a thank-you for their efforts toward in-person learning during the pandemic.