GO & MAKE

How do we include charity into our everyday lives? In this episode, Brian sits down with Dr. Jared Bryson, President of Catholic Charities. Join us on a profound exploration of incorporating genuine acts of kindness into our daily lives and discovering Christ in the faces of the poor.In this conversation, they delve into the crucial link between evangelization and recognizing the divine in those who need our help. Dr. Bryson unpacks his work anda the mission of Catholic Charities, revealing how each act of true charity not only meets immediate needs but also unveils the person of Jesus Christ—a gift beyond measure.Don't miss this chance to enrich your understanding of charity, as we navigate the pathways to making a genuine impact. Learn how every Catholic can forge a personal connection to true charity, creating a ripple effect of compassion and embodying the teachings of Christ in our everyday lives.We want your feedback! Or if you have a topic you would love for us to cover let us know by shooting us an email to [email protected]: Wildfire by Mary Kate Westrich. Used with permission.Spotify | Apple Music | YoutubeConnect with us on social media!FacebookTwitterThreadsInstagramVisit us at archstl.org/evangelizationSubscribe to our newsletter.

On this episode of GO & MAKE, Brian sits down with the remarkable Jane Guenther, the Director of the Catholic Renewal Center and the local chair person of the National Eucharistic Revival in Archdiocese of St. Louis.Jane shares her incredible faith journey, offering a deeply personal insight into her experience in ministry. But that's not all – she also delves into the heart of the matter: the National Eucharistic Revival and why it holds a place of paramount importance, uncovering how it serves as the ultimate source of strength to propel us on our mission. Discover more about the Eucharistic Revival happening right here in St. Louis by visiting archstl.org/eucharistic-revival. Don't miss this opportunity to dive deep into faith and mission with Brian and Jane!We want your feedback! Or if you have a topic you would love for us to cover let us know by shooting us an email to [email protected] Music: Wildfire by Mary Kate Westrich. Used with permission.Spotify | Apple Music | YoutubeConnect with us on social media!FacebookTwitterThreadsInstagramVisit us at archstl.org/evangelizationSubscribe to our newsletter.

In this enlightening episode, we are joined by Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski, the Chief Evangelizing Officer of the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Archbishop Rozanski shares his personal faith journey, his vocation story, and the transformative experience of becoming a bishop. We delve into the vital topic of evangelization and explore practical ways to enhance our everyday lives by embracing the principles of synodality and active listening.As the Archbishop, he empowers us to fulfill Christ's mandate to 'GO AND MAKE disciples,' guiding us on a path of spiritual growth. Our conversation also delves into how our parishes can evolve into vibrant missionary communities. Join us as we uncover the keys to a more fulfilling and purpose-driven spiritual life.We want your feedback! Or if you have a topic you would love for us to cover let us know by shooting us an email to [email protected] Music: Wildfire by Mary Kate Westrich. Used with permission.Spotify | Apple Music | YoutubeConnect with us on social media!FacebookTwitterThreadsInstagramVisit us at archstl.org/evangelizationSubscribe to our newsletter.

In this episode of GO & MAKE, Brian sits down with Dr. Ed Hogan, an esteemed theologian and the Academic Dean at Kenrick Glennon Seminary. Together, they dive into the pivotal topic of the ongoing Synod on Synodality, currently taking place in Rome this month. But this isn't just another discussion about Church matters; it's a deep exploration of why this synod holds immense significance, not only for the Universal Church but also for your everyday life.Join us for an insightful conversation that places a spotlight on the profound role of active listening within the art of accompaniment. We explore how this vital aspect helps us connect better with those we aim to evangelize and accompany on their spiritual journey.And in the spirit of exploration and fun, we dare to tackle a challenging question: Who might be considered the patron saint of Synodality? Tune in to discover the intriguing answer!Don't miss this episode, where faith, dialogue, and the art of accompaniment converge in a meaningful and thought-provoking conversation.We want your feedback! Or if you have a topic you would love for us to cover let us know by shooting us an email to [email protected]: Wildfire by Mary Kate Westrich. Used with permission.Spotify | Apple Music | YoutubeConnect with us on social media!FacebookTwitterThreadsInstagramVisit us at archstl.org/evangelizationSubscribe to our newsletter.

Join us for an insightful episode as we welcome our distinguished guest, Fr. Paul Hoesing, a devoted priest hailing from the Archdiocese of Omaha and currently serving as the President-Rector of Kenrick Glennon Seminary in St. Louis.In this compelling conversation, we delve into the pivotal role Fr. Hoesing plays in shaping the next generation of priests, equipping them to confront the complex challenges of our modern world and its evolving relationship with the Church. Our burning questions revolve around the unique character of today's Church, and how it can harness its influence to effectively engage with the contemporary world, embracing the distinct moment we currently find ourselves in.Fr. Hoesing offers profound insights on the imperative need to recapture the apostolic essence of the early Church and effectively convey its timeless message to a world hungry for spiritual guidance. Tune in to discover more about this transformative discussion!Order the book From Christendom to Apostolic Mission from the University of MaryWe want your feedback! Or if you have a topic you would love for us to cover let us know by shooting us an email to [email protected]: Wildfire by Mary Kate Westrich. Used with permission.Spotify | Apple Music | YoutubeConnect with us on social media!FacebookTwitterThreadsInstagramVisit us at archstl.org/evangelizationSubscribe to our newsletter.

This week's GO & MAKE episode is unique! We've taken the podcast out of the studio to our recent SEEK First event, where we heard from Curtis Martin, the Founder of FOCUS.Curtis and several renowned Catholic speakers will be at SEEK24, held at the Dome at America's Center, downtown St. Louis from January 1 to 5, 2024. Join us for the full conference or don't miss the Night of Adoration on Wednesday, January 3 – it's a free event open to everyone in the Archdiocese of St. Louis.Learn more about the upcoming events at archstl.org/seek.Connect with us on social media!FacebookTwitterThreadsInstagramVisit us at archstl.org/evangelizationSubscribe to our newsletter.

Discover the incredible story of Fr. Tom Vordtriede, who last year had 24 people go through the RCIA program at his parish, located on the farthest borders of the St. Louis Archdiocese. In this lively conversation, Brian and Fr. Tom explore the art of evangelization through a simple yet powerful approach: asking questions and boldly sharing the Gospel message.Fr. Tom's RCIA success serves as a testament to the effectiveness of interpersonal engagement and the impact of genuine conversations. Join us as we delve into the strategies, insights, and anecdotes that can inspire you to connect with others and spread the message of faith.Whether you're a member of the clergy, a passionate believer, or simply curious about evangelization, this podcast episode offers valuable lessons that can help you unlock your own success in sharing the Gospel.Keywords: evangelism success, Gospel message, RCIA program, St. Louis Archdiocese, faith conversations, impactful evangelism, community outreach..Fr. Tom Vordtriede is now Pastor of St. Elizabeth Anne Seton Parish in St. Charles.Check out the article in the St. Louis Review:https://www.archstl.org/a-miracle-taking-place-right-in-front-of-us-8694Connect with us on social media!FacebookTwitterThreadsInstagramVisit us at archstl.org/evangelizationSubscribe to our newsletter.

In this episode, David Trotter, a passionate advocate for evangelization and member of FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students), sits down with Brian to delve into the essence of everyday missionary work. Discover firsthand accounts from the front lines of campus evangelization and gain invaluable insights as David shares three actionable tips for embracing your inner missionary in your daily life.Explore how to become a missionary in everyday life, drawing inspiration from David Trotter's experiences and expert advice. Tune in now to elevate your faith journey and find your mission in the ordinary.For more transformative discussions and resources, visit focus.org and subscribe to stay updated on future episodes. Join us on this mission to make every day a meaningful mission. Music: Wildfire by Mary Kate Westrich. Used with permission. Spotify | Apple Music | YoutubeConnect with us on social media!FacebookTwitterThreadsInstagramVisit us at archstl.org/evangelizationSubscribe to our newsletter.Keywords: missionary, everyday life, evangelization, FOCUS, college campus, practical tips, spiritual journey, faith, purpose, mission, transformation, podcast, focus.org.

What is Intentional Accompaniment?Join Brian as he engages in a thoughtful conversation with Michael Hall from Christian Catholic Outreach (CCO) Canada. Together, they delve into the art of guiding others on their faith journey. Drawing insights from his book, "Intentional Accompaniment: An Apprenticeship for a New Generation of Builders," Michael passionately emphasizes the pivotal role of mentorship and the delicate equilibrium between People, Programs, and the Paraclete.Discover the transformative power of intentional accompaniment and the profound impact it can have on our evangelization efforts. Tune in for a captivating exploration of faith, mentorship, and the boundless possibilities that await when we walk alongside others on their faith journeys. Order Michael's book here.Music: Wildfire by Mary Kate Westrich. Used with permission. Spotify | Apple Music  | YoutubeConnect with us on social media!FacebookTwitterThreadsInstagramVisit us at archstl.org/evangelizationSubscribe to our newsletter.

Is evangelization really as complicated as it seems? In this episode, join Brian as he converses with Dave Baranowski, Director of Stewardship Education and Leadership Development for the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Dive into Dave's personal conversion journey and discover practical insights on everyday evangelization. It’s not always as hard as we make it!Music: Wildfire by Mary Kate Westrich. Used with permission.Connect with us on social media!FacebookTwitterThreadsInstagramVisit us at archstl.org/evangelizationSubscribe to our newsletter.Keywords: evangelization, conversion story, practical examples, everyday life, Archdiocese of St. Louis, Dave Baranowski, Brian, stewardship education, leadership development.

In this inaugural episode, Brian Miller, Director of the Office of Evangelization and Discipleship, teams up with Tammy Chumley, Associate Director of the same office, to unveil the mission behind GO & MAKE. Join them as they delve into the essentials of missionary discipleship, disclosing the 4 M's of Evangelization (moment, message, model, method). Get to know their personal journeys and backgrounds as they kick off this exciting podcast series.This is an official podcast of the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Connect with us on social media!FacebookTwitterThreadsInstagramVisit us at archstl.org/evangelizationSubscribe to our newsletter.