<p>Tom and Rosemary dive into the life of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, who devoted herself tirelessly to the poor and marginalized. She understood what it meant to love Christ crucified. They also speak with Karen Wenger, MS, RN, FCN, who serves as a Parish/Faith Community Nurse and helps train others. She give Tom and Rosemary perspective on how the medical world and faith world collide. </p>

Tom and Rosemary dive into the life of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, who devoted herself tirelessly to the poor and marginalized. She understood what it meant to love Christ crucified. They also speak with Karen Wenger, MS, RN, FCN, who serves as a Parish/Faith Community Nurse and helps train others. She give Tom and Rosemary perspective on how the medical world and faith world collide.

<p>Tom and Rosemary dive into the life of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, who devoted herself tirelessly to the poor and marginalized. She understood what it meant to love Christ crucified. They also speak with Karen Wenger, MS, RN, FCN, who serves as a Parish/Faith Community Nurse and helps train others. She give Tom and Rosemary perspective on how the medical world and faith world collide.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 4: St. Elizabeth of Hungary

Even in quarantine, we can still evangelize. In fact, the call to share the Gospel is heightened in times like this. Join the Archdiocese of Boston's evangelization team for our first podcast, Always on Mission: Evangelizing in Challenging Times.  Hosted by Tom Lyman and Rosemary Maffei, Always on Mission shares how the task of evangelization is being done and can be done, virtually, in the Archdiocese and beyond. 

Inspired by Cardinal Seán’s vision for a culture of evangelization and discipleship in parishes, Tom Lyman joined the Faith Formation and Missionary Discipleship team at the Archdiocese of Boston in 2014.  A lover of education, history, foreign languages, sacred music, and liturgy, Tom brings a wealth of knowledge to the team, and always a fun fact or two!  Tom lives in Brockton, Massachusetts with his wife and two children, and they can often be found exploring New England’s beautiful landscapes. 

In response to the Lord's call to use her decade of leadership and organizational development experience to serve the Church directly in her daily work, Rosemary Maffei began working with the Archdiocese of Boston as an Evangelization Consultant. She’s a Boston girl through and through (though she spent some time living in Minnesota and Florida), and loves taking advantage of all the city has to offer (including Adoration at St. Clement’s Eucharistic Shrine). But no matter where she is, her love of the human person drives every interaction she has. 

New episodes posted every Monday, until the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul on June 29, 2020.

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Even in quarantine, we can still evangelize. In fact, the call to share the Gospel is heightened in times like this. Join the Archdiocese of Boston's evangelization team for our first podcast, Always on Mission: Evangelizing in Challenging Times. Hosted by Tom Lyman and Rosemary Maffei, Always on Mission shares how the task of evangelization is being done and can be done, virtually, in the Archdiocese and beyond. Inspired by Cardinal Seán’s vision for a culture of evangelization and discipleship in parishes, Tom Lyman joined the Faith Formation and Missionary Discipleship team at the Archdiocese of Boston in 2014. A lover of education, history, foreign languages, sacred music, and liturgy, Tom brings a wealth of knowledge to the team, and always a fun fact or two! Tom lives in Brockton, Massachusetts with his wife and two children, and they can often be found exploring New England’s beautiful landscapes. In response to the Lord's call to use her decade of leadership and organizational development experience to serve the Church directly in her daily work, Rosemary Maffei began working with the Archdiocese of Boston as an Evangelization Consultant. She’s a Boston girl through and through (though she spent some time living in Minnesota and Florida), and loves taking advantage of all the city has to offer (including Adoration at St. Clement’s Eucharistic Shrine). But no matter where she is, her love of the human person drives every interaction she has. New episodes posted every Monday, until the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul on June 29, 2020.

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