Let There Be Light with Mary Caltrider

Let There Be Light with Mary Caltrider

By Mary CaltriderReligion & Spirituality
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Let There Be Light with Mary Caltrider episodes

  • Ep 52: From the Courtroom to Ministry to the Camino: Bettina's Journey of Faith Started at a Retreat

    Today's guest is Bettina Strauss, co-founder of "Wear & Give Ministry." After living a life as a trial lawyer, Bettina had a profound conversion at an ACTS retreat. It was there that she met Libby Rohlfing who had a passion for making miraculous medal bracelets. The duo combined their gifts and felt the call to create Wear & Give. The Wear & Give mission is to arm all women and men with the power of blessed Miraculous Medal prayer bracelets to wear and give away to others when prompted by the Holy Spirit creating holy moments one bracelet at a time. Bettina shares her own experience leaving law for ministry, how God completely changed her life, and how a recent Camino brought her even deeper into prayer. If you would like to learn more about their ministry, visit wearandgive.com.

    48 min
  • Ep: 47: From orphan to billionaire to aspiring Saint: Advice from Tom Monaghan

    Today's guest is an American entrepreneur best known for founding Domino's Pizza, Tom Monaghan. Born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 1937, he faced a difficult childhood after his father died when he was young, and he grew up in an Orphanage and foster care. In 1960, Monaghan and his brother bought a small pizza shop called DomiNick’s, which later became Domino’s Pizza. Monaghan expanded the company into one of the largest pizza delivery chains in the world. In 1998, he sold most of Domino’s and focused on philanthropy and Catholic education. He founded Ave Maria University, Legatus, and continues to support many religious causes.

    In the episode, Tom shares more insights on his spiritual life throughout his career, his advice to ambitious Catholics, and how to balance money and Faith. You can learn more in his biography, "Tom Monaghan: A Life" by Joseph Pearce.

    52 min
  • Ep. 46: What do John Denver, archaeology and religion all have in common? Rick Schuler.

    In this week's episode, we sit down with Rick Schuler to explore his fascinating journey through music, archaeology, and faith. From his background as a performer inspired by John Denver to his involvement with an international team that discovered a new Dead Sea Scroll cave, Rick shares how these experiences have shaped his worldview and deepened his Christian faith. We discuss how history, spirituality, and a love for the earth come together in his life and message. Learn more about Rick and his work here: https://www.sunshinerick.com/bio

    1 hr 4 min
  • Ep. 45: Brewing Faith: Fr. Albert on coffee, media, and letting go for God

    Anyone in need of a cup of Joe? Today's guest is Father Albert Garong, SSP also known as Father Brews. Fr. Albert is a priest belonging to the Society of St. Paul. We chat about his own vocation story, blending coffee with evangelization, and how to better receive God's love. You can find him on Instagram @fatherbrews or listen to his podcast, "The PadsCast."

    58 min
  • Ep. 44: Spirituality and Mental Health: A story of hope and recovery

    Our final episode of our live interviews from Destination Jesus! Amanda Vernon is an artist, speaker, author, and...mom. She opens up about her own mental health journey and her most recent trial walking alongside her daughter, Chiara, throughout her medical crisis. Learn how to support her family here. Follow along and learn more about Amanda on Instagram: @amandavernonmusic.

    35 min
  • Ep. 43: Known by God, not by the algorithm

    This week, we are continuing our podcast series live from Destination Jesus! Our next guest was Oscar Riviera. A rapper, podcast host, and Catholic speaker, we breakdown the digital age. Enjoy!

    27 min

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