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In this episode, Sisters Erin and Colleen interview Father Michael Rossmann, SJ, a Jesuit priest, digital minister, and the author of the book The Freedom of Missing Out: Letting Go of Fear and Saying Yes to Life. They discuss the importance of proving opportunities for dialogue, mushroom hunting, and if Jesus would have a Twitter account. Listen today!
Resources:
- Find Father Michael Rossman on Instagram.
- Learn more about Father Michael's book, The Freedom of Missing Out
- Check out One-Minute Jesuit on YouTube
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By Sister Erin McDonald and Sister Colleen Gibson
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In this episode, Sisters Erin and Colleen interview Father Michael Rossmann, SJ, a Jesuit priest, digital minister, and the author of the book The Freedom of Missing Out: Letting Go of Fear and Saying Yes to Life. They discuss the importance of proving opportunities for dialogue, mushroom hunting, and if Jesus would have a Twitter account. Listen today!
Resources:
- Find Father Michael Rossman on Instagram.
- Learn more about Father Michael's book, The Freedom of Missing Out
- Check out One-Minute Jesuit on YouTube
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