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My sister Kirstin is back for this celebratory episode. We've reached 50 podcast episodes and have listeners in at least 50 countries. If yours is not mentioned, please contact me via my website, www.conversationsiwthkate.net, so I can add it to the list and include it in the next podcast episode.

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My sister Kirstin is back for this celebratory episode. We've reached 50 podcast episodes and have listeners in at least 50 countries. If yours is not mentioned, please contact me via my website, www.conversationsiwthkate.net, so I can add it to the list and include it in the next podcast episode.

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In this episode, I talk with Mike Oliphant who first introduced me to the Camino de Santiago back in 2008. I recently made my pilgrimage on the Camino Portugués and we discuss our experiences. Are you planning to walk the Camino, also known as "The Way"? I'd love to hear from you.

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In this episode, I talk with Mike Oliphant who first introduced me to the Camino de Santiago back in 2008. I recently made my pilgrimage on the Camino Portugués and we discuss our experiences. Are you planning to walk the Camino, also known as "The Way"? I'd love to hear from you.

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In this episode, I talk with Erin Hughes, a sophomore at DePaul University in the USA. We talk about her peacemaking and social justice work both in Chicago and during a recent service immersion experience in Bogotá, Columbia.

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In this episode, I talk with Erin Hughes, a sophomore at DePaul University in the USA. We talk about her peacemaking and social justice work both in Chicago and during a recent service immersion experience in Bogotá, Columbia.

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This is episode number 47, a continuation of my conversation with my niece, Grace Jacques. Grace is a sophomore at DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois and just returned from a week long immersion in Los Angeles, California where she served the homeless population and got to know their stories. Last week we talked about Father Greg Boyle and the Homeboy Industries. This week we talk about her experience serving other people at the margins of society and she shares her biggest takeaways from this experience.

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This is episode number 47, a continuation of my conversation with my niece, Grace Jacques. Grace is a sophomore at DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois and just returned from a week long immersion in Los Angeles, California where she served the homeless population and got to know their stories. Last week we talked about Father Greg Boyle and the Homeboy Industries. This week we talk about her experience serving other people at the margins of society and she shares her biggest takeaways from this experience.

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This is a special two-part conversation with my niece, Grace Jacques, who is a student at DePaul University in the USA. She recently took part in a service immersion project in Los Angeles, California where she met with and served the homeless, people at the margins of society, and the former gang members who are now living productive lives at Homeboy Industries, founded by Father Greg Boyle. She reflects on what she learned.

Get transcripts, lesson guides, and behind-the-scenes audio, video, and photos when you join my community on Patreon.

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Listen to the podcast on my website https://www.conversationswithkate.net/listen-to-the-podcast/

There you can find information on how to listen via Soundcloud, iTunes, and Pocketcasts if you’re “on the go."

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This is a special two-part conversation with my niece, Grace Jacques, who is a student at DePaul University in the USA. She recently took part in a service immersion project in Los Angeles, California where she met with and served the homeless, people at the margins of society, and the former gang members who are now living productive lives at Homeboy Industries, founded by Father Greg Boyle. She reflects on what she learned.

Get transcripts, lesson guides, and behind-the-scenes audio, video, and photos when you join my community on Patreon.

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Listen to the podcast on my website https://www.conversationswithkate.net/listen-to-the-podcast/

There you can find information on how to listen via Soundcloud, iTunes, and Pocketcasts if you’re “on the go."

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