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“It is impossible for us to live the Christian life without the Holy Spirit”
Dan Driver speaks with Father Dave Pivonka, TOR, NET Alum and the new President of Franciscan University of Steubenville, on how to live a life in the Holy Spirit.
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Special Guest: Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR.
“The will of God isn’t a what, it’s more of a way”
In this episode, Dan interviews life coaches Nick Redd and Rick Erisman on how to intentionally seek and live God’s purpose for your life through reflection, accountability, and your own desires.
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Rick’s Contact Info: www.redivivecoaching.com, [email protected]
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Special Guests: Nick Redd and Rick Erisman.
“If we don’t teach them how to follow a call to holiness, they won’t have any direction.”
Dan talks with Fr. Fred Gaglia about how he first found NET, his experience with inviting youth into the Church, and the universal call to sainthood.
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Special Guest: Fr. Fred Gaglia.
“If you keep your eyes on the Lord and keep taking the next right step, you will find yourself gradually walking your way into your vocation.”
Dan talks with Sr. Mary Karolyn, FGSM, about identity, discernment, and her own vocation story.
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Special Guest: Sr. M. Karolyn.
“It’s about what God can do in us as long as we surrender.”
Dan Driver talks with Fr. Frankie Mulgrew about his background as a comedian, his decision to enter seminary, the power of the sacraments, and the beauty of Marian Consecration in this special edition of the NET Ministries podcast.
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Special Guest: Fr. Frankie Mulgrew.
“There’s hidden power in the sacrament of matrimony. It’s so ordinary.”
Dan Driver talks with Brad and Libby DuPont, a NET alumni couple who work in the Office of Marriage and Family Life in the Archdiocese of Kansas City, Kansas. Brad and Libby talk about their marriage, their work in marriage and family ministry, and the Married Couples Retreat they’ll be putting on for NET Alumni in January.
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Special Guests: Brad DuPont and Libby DuPont.
“We misunderstand God; we misunderstand God’s vineyard; we misunderstand who we are.”
Dan Driver talks with Ryan O’Hara, Mission Director for St. Paul’s Outreach, on burnout in ministry. They discuss Ryan’s own experience of burnout, boundaries, and the need for a paradigm shift in the American understanding of work and rest.
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Special Guest: Ryan O'Hara.
Dan Driver talks with International Speaker Chika Anyanwu about Nigerian culture, her new book on prayer and her experience of racism inside and outside of the Church.
Special Guest: Chika Anyanwu.
Pat Millea has worked as a Youth Minister for 11 years and considers it his career. Dan Driver asks Pat about the "calling" of being a Youth Minister and how to avoid burnout.
Special Guest: Pat Millea.
As Edmund endured countless transitions in life, his faith vacillated between the head and the heart. Do we need to study the faith? Or, focus more heavily on our personal relationship with God? Edmund shares with us the approach to cover all the bases with a harmonious balance.
It can be a long journey from community to desolation, and a grueling climb back to tranquility. Join us in the discussion of how Edmund discovered the cure for his own stagnation.
If you’re curious to know more on how to pray with the Catechism (CCC), we invite you to read this article written by Edmund himself: http://edmundmitchell.com/writing/dual-wielding-the-bible-and-the-catechism
Or if reading isn’t your thing, and Edmund has an online talk “Praying with the Catechism & Scripture.”
Special Guest: Edmund Mitchell.
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