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Summary

What does it take to build a parish culture that’s alive, united, and Spirit-led?

In this episode of the Huntley Leadership Podcast, we’re joined once again by Fr. Fabio de Souza, pastor at St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Calgary, Canada. Drawing from his pastoral experience in both Brazil and Canada, Fr. Fabio shares how his team is moving from fragmented ministries to a vibrant, coordinated parish life—using a pipeline system to bring order, clarity, and connection.

We talk about:

* How Vatican II unleashed the laity—and the leadership structures that followed

* Why structure isn’t just practical—it’s spiritual

* The difference between announcing a vision and actually receiving it

* A powerful way to reimagine parish councils and ministry teams

* How to create parish systems where grace can flow

If you're a pastor or parish leader who’s tired of putting out fires and hungry for a more Spirit-led and unified church, this conversation will encourage and equip you.