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Deacon Randy Kiel - Today Deacon Randy gives us a look at this weekend's second reading for the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time.
Randy Kiel, MA, LMHC founded Kardia Counseling in 1994. Randy is a licensed mental health counselor with a private practice of psychotherapy and counseling in central Iowa. With 30 years of clinical experience, Randy has spent over 65,000 hours sitting with people to learn how to care for them and their needs. Randy has been married for more than 40 years and has 4 children and 2 grandchildren.
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Greg Wasinski - Greg talks about "The One Initiative" we are focused on to go after those who have drifted away from God, as well as those who sit in the pew feeling unseen. He also talks about how to reach out to those who need encouragement in their faith growth.
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Deacon Troy and Kate McInroy - Deacon Troy and Kate McInroy talk about the group, "Nourish for Caregivers", which is a ministry to support and empower caregivers through the gift of faith. They also talk about how caregiving can be difficult, but you don't have to walk it alone.
Fr. Chris Reising reflects on the readings for the Solemnity of Christ the King and invites us to approach the end of the liturgical year with renewed focus on Christ’s reign.
Today on the Catholic Morning Show, we reflect on the Gospel for the Solemnity of Christ the King and learn more about the Vatican's latest reflections on artificial intelligence.
Jeanne Thill joins the show to discuss the liturgical transition from Ordinary Time through Christ the King into Advent, and offers a preview of the next “Making It Personal with Bishop Joensen".
Adam Storey, the Diocesan Canon Lawyer, discusses the importance of law in the human and spiritual life and how Supernatural, Natural, and Human Law work together to guide us toward Christ.
Deacon Randy Kiel shares a reflection on the upcoming Sunday readings for the Feast of Christ the King and invites listeners to prepare their hearts for the end of the liturgical year.
On today’s Catholic Morning Show, we look ahead to Christ the King Sunday with Deacon Randy Kiel, explore the importance of law in the spiritual life with the Diocesan Canon Lawyer, and hear from Jeanne Thill on the litu…
Emily Jaminet offers simple and meaningful ways for families to live out Catholic virtues during Thanksgiving, from fostering gratitude to sharing Scripture and placing relationships before distractions.
Emily Stimpson Chapman discusses her new book, exploring how wine and Catholic life have been linked for centuries, and how the craft of winemaking reflects gratitude, sacrifice, and the beauty of God’s creation.
Today on the Catholic Morning Show we welcome Emily Stimpson Chapman, bestselling Catholic author, to discuss the rich history behind Catholic winemaking and its deep spiritual heritage. We also speak with Emily Jaminet…
Fr. PJ McManus shares the meaning of the Feast of Christ the King and previews the special Masses and parish celebrations taking place this Sunday at Christ the King Parish.
Jennifer Stavinoha joins us to share how mothers and families can discover Christ in the messy, beautiful moments of everyday life. She offers wisdom from her new book and her ministry with Ablaze Families.
On today’s Catholic Morning Show, we explore the beauty of faith lived in daily life. Jennifer Stavinoha joins us to share how mothers can encounter Christ through the joyful and difficult moments of family life. Then, F…
Dr. Mary Ruth Hackett joins the show to share how psychology and Catholic spirituality work together to guide discernment, healthy identity development, and faithful decision-making.