SoulCore: Care for your Spiritual Life and Your Temple of the Holy Spirit - The Catholic Sportsman Show podcast #45

SoulCore: Care for your Spiritual Life and Your Temple of the Holy Spirit - The Catholic Sportsman Show podcast #45

Author: Paul Michelini and Randy Laya (RIP co-founder Jeff Corrigan) April 12, 2024 Duration: 35:35
In this episode, we talk with Deanne Miller, co-founder of SoulCore. Through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit and life experiences, Deanne and her dear friend Colleen Scariano developed SoulCore, an apostolate that leads participants closer to Jesus and His mother, Mary, through the gift of the Rosary and body movements. SoulCore is Christ-centered and incorporates prayer with body movements and is a great way to center our hectic lives. SoulCore fosters a sense of community, teamwork, and prayer. Deanne describes SoulCore as an apostolate of joy where prayer is the focus. SoulCore calls us to live out 1 Corinthians 6:19-20: "Glorify God in your body". In the Catholic Church, May is historically dedicated to Mary, the mother of Jesus. SoulCore follows this call of the Church and has a challenge for the month of May: “Movement for Mary” and this year's challenge is focused on the various titles the Church has assigned to the mother of Our Lord. Further information about SoulCore can be found on their website: https://soulcore.com

In a world where stadiums and sanctuaries often feel miles apart, The Catholic Sportsman Show Podcast finds the profound connection between them. Hosts Paul Michelini and Randy Laya, alongside the enduring memory of co-founder Jeff Corrigan, engage in thoughtful conversations that explore how the drama, discipline, and community found in sports intersect with a lived Catholic faith. This isn't just a post-game analysis; it's a deeper look at the stories, history, and personalities within athletics, examining them through a spiritual lens. You'll hear discussions that are as likely to delve into the theological virtues demonstrated on the field as they are to appreciate a great historical moment in sport. Recorded within The Diocese of Orange, California, the podcast brings on guests who share this unique perspective, creating dialogues that are both topical and timeless. Whether reflecting on loss, leadership, or pure athletic joy, Paul and Randy offer a space where the universal language of games meets the enduring questions of faith, culture, and society. Tune in for a series that celebrates the athlete's journey while thoughtfully considering its place within a broader spiritual life.
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