Go Forth... Missionary Interviews

Maggie Reardon, a college grad just a year ago, has been working for the past several months with Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, CA! Please listen to her amazing story as she has entered the mission field, serving those who are in need of a fresh start, the Lord's loving kindness, and a community of support and comradery.

Get pictures, links, and show notes at https://uscatholicmission.org/podcast

Go Forth is a service of the U.S. Catholic Mission Association, a community of faith leaders engaged in networking, formation, and advocacy for God's mission. Visit ⁠https://uscatholicmission.org/go-forth⁠ to sign up for weekly commentaries on the Sunday scriptures, read show notes and get the link to join us online Monday evenings at the Mission Cafe.

Go Out, Go Out by Curtis Stephan: Text Based on Psalm 117:12. Refrain text © 1969, 1981, 1997, ICEL. Music and verses text ©2009, Curtis Stephan. Published by OCP. All rights reserved. Used with permission. (P)© 2009, OCP. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

As a teenager, Ronnie Gonzaga went on a retreat that changed his life forever. It brought him closer to Jesus, transformed his prayer life, and led to his current role as a full-time lay missionary for Couples for Christ, traveling the world and working with young people through campus ministries, including at Univeristy of Maryland, College Park. 

Go Forth is a service of the U.S. Catholic Mission Association, a community of faith leaders

Music:

Go Out, Go Out byCurtis Stephan: Text Based on Psalm 117:12. Refrain text © 1969, 1981, 1997,ICEL. Music and verses text ©2009, Curtis Stephan. Published by OCP. All rights

Sister Michael Marie Rottinghaus speaks about her mission experiences overseas and the blessings of the Missionary Benedictines. She also reflected on the readings for Trinity Sunday - and she'll be a special guest at the Mission Cafe on Monday, June 5!

Get pictures, links, and show notes at ⁠https://uscatholicmission.org/podcast⁠

Go Forth is a service of the U.S. Catholic Mission Association, a community of faith leaders engaged in networking, formation, and advocacy for God's mission. Visit ⁠⁠https://uscatholicmission.org/go-forth⁠⁠ to sign up for weekly commentaries on the Sunday scriptures, read show notes and get the link to join us online Monday evenings at the Mission Cafe.

Go Out, Go Out by Curtis Stephan: Text Based on Psalm 117:12. Refrain text © 1969, 1981, 1997, ICEL. Music and verses text ©2009, Curtis Stephan. Published by OCP. All rights reserved. Used with permission. (P)© 2009, OCP. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

Dr. Ben OuYang interviews Capuchin missionary Fr. Tage Danielson, a Pennsylvania native serving in Papua New Guinea. Newly assigned to serving the Capuchins in formation and the people who worship in surrounding chapels, Fr. Tage talks about the challenges and blessings he has encountered. He also reflects on the Pentecost readings, the gift of the Spirit and God's great love for each of us.

Show notes and pictures: https://uscatholicmission.org/news/fr-tage-danielson

Support Fr. Tage and the Capuchin mission:

Go Out, Go Out by Curtis Stephan: Text Based on Psalm 117:12. Refrain text © 1969, 1981,

Meet our podcast host, Dr. Ben Ou-Yang and hear how his life was impacted by missionaries. Our communications specialist, Lisa Helene Bacalski, asks how he got involved with the United States Catholic Mission Association and he shares some of his own mission experience.

Show notes and pictures:

Go Out, Go Out by Curtis Stephan: Text Based on Psalm

An interview with Lisa Helene Bacalski, Communication Specialist for U.S. Catholic Mission Association.

She shares the key details of Go Forth: scripture commentaries via email (dropping Tuesdays), this exciting podcast with missionaries (dropping Sundays), and our Monday evening virtual Mission Cafe, via Zoom.

Get all the details at https://uscatholicmission.org/go-forth

Go Out, Go Out by Curtis Stephan: Text Based on Psalm 117:12.

All rights reserved. Used with permission.