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Sr. Agnes Marie is a member of the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration in Mishawaka, Indiana. She has served the Church as an educator in grades K-12 and college, diocesan director of liturgy, and spiritual assistant to the Secular Franciscan Order.
In this episode, Sr. Agnes Marie shares what it means to be a prophet. By our baptism, we are all called to be a priest, prophet, and king.
1. What does it mean to be a prophet?
2. Do I need special training or gifts to be a prophet?
3. What challenges will one encounter when acting on the baptismal call to be a prophet?
Listen in as Sr. Agnes Marie shares her joy and passion to live out a life of prophetic creativity!
You can learn more about her community by clicking on the link below:
Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration
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David Seitz, OFS
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Fr. Larry Rice, CSP, currently serves as the campus chaplain for Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY. His past assignments included serving at "The" Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, and The University of Texas, Austin.
He has spent many years working in telecommunications evangelization for the Paulist Fathers and is fluent in print, podcasting, radio, and social media-based communication. You may be familiar with his frequent appearances on "The Busted Halo" show on Sirius XM channel 129. He also has a popular podcast with his thoughts, reflections, and homilies. His newest project is a YouTube channel, "In the Kitchen with Fr. Larry Rice" where he demonstrates his culinary arts skill.
In this episode, Fr. Larry shares his insights on how to reach and communicate with young Catholic adults. He shares his advice on how to approach them, and the social media platforms that are relevant today.
You can learn more about Fr. Larry Rice and his ministries by visiting:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqVjW52bYE0-yhizEiEbfhw
Fr. Larry Rice’s Podcast (podbean.com)
Fr. Larry Rice, C.S.P. – Paulist Fathers
May the Lord grant you His peace.
David Seitz, OFS
[email protected]
https://www.tauministries.com
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In this episode, we discuss how the Franciscan Charism can lead one to live a life of holiness.
Why did people flock to the little poor man of Assisi?
What are the elements of the Franciscan Charism that anyone can apply to their daily life?
St. Francis was called to rebuild the Church with the living stones - We are those living stones.
How can you achieve peace and joy in your life in the midst of chaos in the world?
How can you begin or deepen the life of holiness in the family?
Who will rebuild the Church? You and I, individually and collectively witnessing an authentic Gospel life.
May the Lord grant you His peace.
David Seitz, OFS
https:www.tauministries.com
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Discover the little way of St. Therese.
Holiness is accessible to all, not just for those in convents and monasteries.
Drawing on the Autobiography of St. Therese, "The Story of a Soul", Dave takes us on a journey to discover just how easy it is to live an authentic holy life.
Prayer - Humility - Redemptive suffering. St. Therese did not impose a complicated system or complex theology in order to live a holy life. Accepting what God sends you in the everyday circumstances of life will take you to the heights of holiness and bring the peace of Christ to your heart.
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In this episode, Fr. Albert Haase, OFM, discusses spiritual direction. What it is. What it is not. The benefits of spiritual direction. The characteristics of a good spiritual director. Resources for finding a spiritual director.
Fr. Albert was ordained a Franciscan priest in 1983, He is a popular preacher, teacher, spiritual director, and radio personality. Fr. Albert also spent 11 years as a missionary to mainland China.
He has authored twelve books on popular spirituality, his most recent being the award-winning SOUL TRAINING WITH THE PEACE PRAYER OF SAINT FRANCIS. He is also the presenter on five bestselling DVDs.
He has trained spiritual directors for ten years and currently serves as the chaplain at Cedarbrake Catholic Retreat Center in Temple TX Which is in the diocese of Austin.
You can learn more about Fr. Albert at his website at www.AlbertOFM.org
Franciscan Dave is a production of Tau Ministries: https://www.tauministries.com
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In this introductory Episode, Franciscan Dave lays the foundation for his teaching ministry. He evaluates information by four pillars.
1. Truth is objective in nature
2. Jesus is divine, the Son of God, and the 2nd person of the Blessed Trinity
3. Scripture is the inspired word of God.
4. Jesus founded a Church with Authority
David Seitz, OFS, is a professed member of the Secular Franciscan Order in the Catholic Church. He has served the order as a Regional minister, and as a member of the National Justice and Peace Commission. David wishes to be like St. Francis of Assisi, a "Herald of the Great King, Jesus." Continuing the call to St. Francis to Rebuild the Church with the "Living Stones", he presents retreats, parish missions and keynote talks focused on leading souls to a deeper relationship with God in the Blessed Trinity.
David studied Sacred Scripture in the MA Theology program of Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit, and earned a certification in the New Evangelization, also from Sacred Heart.
Follow David at https://www.tauministries.com
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