In today's conversation we speak with Glenmary priest, Fr. Vic Subb. Fr. Subb has served within various Glenmary missions for over 40 years and he shares with us his experience of ecumenism in those regions and the importance for Christians to work together to proclaim the Kingdom of God.

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The Glenmary Unity podcast seeks to enhance understanding, reduce alienation and foster reconciliation between Catholics and those within the Evangelical and Pentecostal streams of Christianity.

Today I speak with Bruce Tallman about his new book "God's Ecstatic Love", which is an updated engagement with the spiritual classic by St. Francis de Sales "Treatise on the Love of God". We also discuss Bruce's extensive background in the ministry of spiritual direction and how this may impact and edify the work of ecumenism.

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Rev. Dr. Callan Slipper, Anglican priest and member of the Focolare movement, joined the Glenmary Unity podcast to discuss his ministry, writings and the importance of spiritual attunement in the work of Christian unity. He also shares on his own spiritual journey and the role ecumenism and the Focolare have played in this along with his experiences serving as the National Ecumenical Officer for the Church of England.

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Today's episode is a conversation. Much like some dinner-table-ecumenical conversations this interview leaves many questions open and provides insight into the thought patterns of other Christians.

Joining me within this broad ranging dialogue are Joshua Lennon (Pastor, Red Door Church), Denis Beausejour (Retired Pastor, Mariemont Community Church) and Fr. Aaron Wessman (Vicar General, Glenmary Home Missioners). Our hope in this dialogue was to model what happens quite naturally in many settings in which Christians meet together and begin to ask questions.

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In today's episode we speak with Dr. Casely Essamuah, Secretary of the Global Christian Forum, and Dr. David Han, Dean of Faculty at Pentecostal Theological Seminary. We discuss the Global Christian Forum, which is an exciting expression of ecumenism focussed on deepening unity through the sharing of our experience of Christ within our own lives, along with recent trends in ecumenism coming from the Global South.

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In today's episode Nathan Smith speaks with Joe Tosini, a former pastor who now serves in various ecumenical ministries including the John 17 Movement and CHARIS. His work focusses on deepening Christian unity through a dialogue of love and encounter and his story is one of God's calling him into the work of unity from his time in campus ministry to his current work with the Vatican.

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In today's conversation I speak with Dr. Derek Hatch, Associate Professor of Religion and Endowed Chair of Baptist Studies at Georgetown College. Derek also serves on the Baptist World Alliance in their dialogues with the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity. Within our talk we discuss the joys of learning from other Christian traditions along with his work with the BWA. Particularly we discuss the idea of "koinonia" and how this Biblical language has given shape to recent theological dialogue and understanding on how to grow in Christian Unity.

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In today's episode I am joined by Fr. Walter Kedjierski, the Executive Director for the Secretariat of Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs for the US Conference of Catholic Bishops. Fr. Kedjierski and his team lead the various dialogues that the Bishops host with Christian and Jewish groups along with those of other religions. With that he has a front-row seat to the new ways in which unity is being fostered between people and specifically between Christians. 

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In today's conversation I speak with Bishop John Stowe of the diocese of Lexington. He shares with us some insights on the current synodal process occurring within the Catholic Church and its resonance with the ministry of ecumenism, his own experience of serving the Catholic Church within a predominately Evangelical region and ideas on how to deepen our unity as Christians.

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Neal Tew, author of The Gospel Life, spent three years living with monastic communities in Europe as he discerned religious life. There he learned the ancient practice of Lectio Divina, or Divine Reading. In our conversation he talks about this practice, his own story and the role Lectio Divina may have in the ministry of Christian unity.

To learn more about Neal, or to learn how you can start your own Lectio Divina group, checkout his website and podcast here.

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To learn more about the event Neal and I are hosting in Cincinnati on 2/16 (as discussed in the interview) click here.

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