Practicing Catholic Show

The recent earthquake in Haiti has been rocking the news outlets. On the next Practicing Catholic, Will Jude, Executive Director of Reiser Relief, joins us to share about how we can help. Have you ever been curious about what it takes to be recognized as a saint in the eyes of the Church? Monsignor Jason Gray of the Diocese of Peoria joins us to walk us through the canonization process. Lastly from Worldwide Marriage Encounter - Twin Cities, Amy and Tim Lemke speak about their upcoming October retreat.

https://www.reiserrelief.org/

http://www.jgray.org/scripture/saints.html

https://twincitieswwme.org/

The recent earthquake in Haiti has been rocking the news outlets. On the next Practicing Catholic, Will Jude, Executive Director of Reiser Relief, joins us to share about how we can help. Have you ever been curious about what it takes to be recognized as a saint in the eyes of the Church? Monsignor Jason Gray of the Diocese of Peoria joins us to walk us through the canonization process. Lastly from Worldwide Marriage Encounter - Twin Cities, Amy and Tim Lemke speak about their upcoming October retreat.

https://www.reiserrelief.org/

http://www.jgray.org/scripture/saints.html

https://twincitieswwme.org/

Joining us this weekend on Practicing Catholic, Archbishop Hebda is back for his monthly Bishops’ Segment to share about what Pope Francis' recent motu proprio means for our archdiocese.

Brian Ragatz and Dr. Julene Nolan of the Catholic Schools Center of Excellence chat about their new mental health and wellness initiative, Peace of Mind, which offers mental health support for parents, teachers and students entering into the new school year.

Lastly, our friends from Rachel's Vineyard, Fr. Kevin Clinton and Fe Mahler, share about healing after abortion and the various ways they’re serving the women of our archdiocese.

Joining us this weekend on Practicing Catholic, Archbishop Hebda is back for his monthly Bishops’ Segment to share about what Pope Francis' recent motu proprio means for our archdiocese.

Brian Ragatz and Dr. Julene Nolan of the Catholic Schools Center of Excellence chat about their new mental health and wellness initiative, Peace of Mind, which offers mental health support for parents, teachers and students entering into the new school year.

Lastly, our friends from Rachel's Vineyard, Fr. Kevin Clinton and Fe Mahler, share about healing after abortion and the various ways they’re serving the women of our archdiocese.

Joining us this weekend on Practicing Catholic, Archbishop Hebda is back for his monthly Bishops’ Segment to share about what Pope Francis' recent motu proprio means for our archdiocese.

Brian Ragatz and Dr. Julene Nolan of the Catholic Schools Center of Excellence chat about their new mental health and wellness initiative, Peace of Mind, which offers mental health support for parents, teachers and students entering into the new school year.

Lastly, our friends from Rachel's Vineyard, Fr. Kevin Clinton and Fe Mahler, share about healing after abortion and the various ways they’re serving the women of our archdiocese.

It’s not often we live in times that rightly deserve the description, “historic.” But for our local Church, this is truly one of those times. It’s been 82 years since our last Synod. The decisions made in the next few months will shape and guide our Archdiocese for decades—maybe a century—to come. Next up in the Synod process is parish consultation through small groups. Jean Stolpestad, Director of the Archdiocesan Office of Marriage, Family, and Life is with us to tell us what parishes are doing to get ready for this important step.

www.archspm.org/synod

Many of our brothers and sisters living in Louisiana and Mississippi and other states in the deep south are facing crises. Hundreds of emergency services personnel and volunteers have gone to assist them. But crises also strike close to home—even in the home, especially when we’re talking about a crisis pregnancy. Who is available to help women and men facing a crisis pregnancy? Mary Stoltz from Lakes Life Care Center is with us.

How do art, faith, digital media, and graphic design work together to help spread the good news about Jesus? Young adult graphic designer Emily Abe is with us to talk about integrating faith and art for the New Evangelization in the digital age.

It’s about time for another Cuppa Joe! Renowned author and speaker, Liz Kelly, joins us on the next Practicing Catholic to share about her upcoming presentation on St. Joseph, Adorer of Christ.

Next up, with kids going back to school, what encouragement can we offer to parents responsible for building up their domestic church? Bishop Cozzens shares some tips.

Lastly, Megan Roder, FOCUS Missionary, on what it’s like to serve college students through this unique role.

Support Megan's ministry: https://www.focus.org/missionaries/megan-roder