The Shepherd's Voice

Archbishop Naumann dialogues with Kyle Kuckelman, consultant for youth ministry.

Archbishop Naumann interviews Tenesha Williams the program director of Catholic Charities's SHALOM HOUSE.

Shalom House is a Men's Transitional Living program that fight homelessness by providing a place for long term change.

Archbishop Naumann interviews some of the local Culture Project Missionaries: Alexa Schulte, Melina Shultz, Aaron Vrbka, and Patrick Kilgannon.

The Culture Project is an initiative of young people set out to restore culture through the experience of virtue.

Five Culture Project Missionaries are living in the Archdiocese as a free resource for our schools (grades 6-12), parish religious education and youth groups, college campus centers, and young adult groups.

Archbishop Naumann interviews Professor Robert P. George before he gives the Defense of the Faith lecture at Donnelly College on the topic of– "Christianity and the Challenge of Paganism: Then and Now.

Archbishop Naumann sits down with Bishop Ward president, Jay Dunlap to discuss the many benefits of Catholic high schools for the students, their families, and the community. They talk about Bishop Ward's storied history, current successes, and promising future.

Archbishop Naumann dialogues with nurse Molly Price about natural, affordable ways for married couples to achieve fertility.

As well, Archbishop shares some of the many moral and practical problems with IVF, which is too often presented as the first solution when there are better, affordable, scientifically certified alternatives such as the Marquette method.

Molly Price, APRN, is the only certified teacher of the Marquette Method of natural family planning in

the KC Area. She is currently taking patients for Marquette Method Instruction through www.fertilityandchriststruth.com, and can be contacted through [email protected] for natural family planning instruction.

Archbishop Naumann dialogues with Chuck Weber, executive director of the Kansas Catholic Conference, about some of the tragic consequences of not passing the Value Them Both amendment and what we can do now.

Archbishop Naumann dialogues with Fr. Luke Doyle about how our encounter with Jesus in the Eucharist calls us on mission. They discuss how the upcoming Mercy & Justice Summit will equip the people of the Archdiocese to live out that Eucharistic Mission.

Fr. Luke will be one of the keynote speakers that the upcoming Mercy & Justice Summit which will be a fun, inspiring day of discovery for how we as an Archdiocese can live out the Year of Mission for the National Eucharistic Revival.

Archbishop Naumann dialogues with Dr. Lucas Tappan, founder and president of the Catholic Academy of Sacred Music. They talk about the impact and importance of raising up a new generation of sacred musicians, and how the Academy offers classes for youth and adolescents.

Classes start in September '24 and parents can find out more by emailing Lucas Tappan:

[email protected]

Archbishop Naumann visits with Brigitte Pinsonneault, Regional Director of St. Paul's Outreach.

St. Paul's Outreach trains full-time missionaries and student leaders to build missional communities on campuses that reach out and invite college students and young adults into a transformative encounter with Christ, into deep relationship with him and with his people . . . into a lifelong adventure of mission.