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Agape Latte | The PodcastCoach Bill O'Brien | Agape LatteListen as Coach Bill O'Brien, Gregory P. Barber '69 and Family Head Coach of Boston College Football, shares the story of his career and how his faith accompanied him and his family along the way.
Date of talk: April 8, 2025
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2025-06-0322 min
Agape Latte | The PodcastStories of Faith + Hope | A First Year Experience Christmas Agape LatteExperience the annual Christmas Agape Latte in a new way with a special Office of First Year Experience (FYE) Takeover featuring the team: Chris Darcy, Director; Matt Razek, Associate Director; Emily Rayball, Assistant Director of Orientation and Leadership & Student Engagement; and Phil Lee, Assistant Director of Formation & Inclusion.
Date of talk: December 3, 2024
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2024-12-0333 min
Agape Latte | The PodcastFinding Strength Through Faith | Kwasi Sarkodie-MensahListen to Kwasi Sarkodie-Mensah, Senior Instruction & Programs Librarian, Boston College's O’Neill Library, speak about the ways in which he has found strength and meaning in his faith.
Date of event: Tuesday, November 12, 2024
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2024-11-1233 min
Agape Latte | The PodcastFalling Into Friendship | Fr. Casey Beaumier, S.J.Listen to Fr. Casey Beaumier, S.J., Boston College Vice President & University Secretary, as he shared his insights on the importance of friendship and how we are all worthy of it.
Date of event: Tuesday, September 24, 2024
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2024-09-2420 min
Церковь 21 века"Учитесь у мудрецов" Дмитрий ШлетгауэрПодписывайтесь на наш канал и следите за нами в соц. сетях:
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Местная Религиозная Организация Евангельских христиан «Церковь 21 века» ОГРН 1037858018505, пастор: Вячеслав Макаров
2024-01-1333 min
Velocity Chaos Podcast101 Christmas Special 2022 - Saint Nick, Hogamadog, and Reindeer - Velocity Chaos PodcastWelcome to the Velocity Chaos Podcast! This is the Christmas Special 2022 Episode of the Velocity Chaos Podcast!! Luke, Nick, and DJ Chestnut talk about Saint Nick, Hogamadog, and Reindeer! They get into What Do You Think it Means, Party Knowledge, AYSTAP, and BOATS! All that and more on this very Merry Christmas Episode of the Velocity Chaos Podcast! Thank you all so much! Be sure to Like, Comment, Subscribe, and or leave a rating on all the platforms! Share it with your friends! Instagram Facebook Yo...
2022-12-241h 33
GodPodsFinding God in Everyday EpiphaniesKerry Campbell, Catholic writer, musician, teacher and creator of the podcast, "Raised Catholic," shares how prayer and God whispers have led her to new opportunities to grow her faith and the faith of others. Her podcast has become a place for Catholics on the margins to feel heard and to find God in their every day.
2021-09-2123 minGodPodsFinding God in PoetryProfessor Emeritus Paul Mariani and Associate Professor of the Practice Allison Adair discuss poetry as a reflection of and exercise in faith. They consider how the Catholic intellectual tradition helps us understand poetry, how repetitions in religious ritual encourage revision, and how the process of composing poems can itself become a kind of prayer.
2021-08-1633 minGodPodsGodPods: Finding God in Art and ArchitectureBoston College professors, Kerry Cronin and Brian Braman discuss finding God in art and architecture. Professor Braman delves deep into the expressive meaning and values that architecture conveys while offering insights on how the artistic qualities of sacred spaces guide us all in becoming more fully human.
2021-08-0329 minGodPodsRefugees and Migrants: Paradoxes in the Age of Covid-19On November 17, 2020, Cardinal Czerny discussed with panelists his work with Pope Francis on issues surrounding refugees and migration around the world, particularly in the age of COVID-19. What challenges are refugees and migrants currently facing? How can we help support and accompany migrants and refugees, as well as advocate for effective public and international policy on these issues so that “no one is forgotten?”
Panelists include Kristin E. Heyer, Ph.D., Professor and Director of Graduate Studies, Boston College Theology Department, Alejandro Olayo-Mendez, S.J., Assistant Professor, Boston College School of Social Work, and Marjean Perhot, Director of Refuge...
2020-12-2157 minGodPodsCatholic Parishes: A Conversation about Trends, Challenges, and Grace at WorkThe 32nd issue of C21 Resources magazine focused on the national Catholic parish landscape and sharing ideas that were shaping parishes for the better. “Catholic Parishes: A Conversation about Trends Challenges, and Grace at Work” provided an opportunity for Catholic voices to offer insights. Guest panelists included; Michael Simone, S.J. (Assistant Professor at Boston College School of Theology and Ministry and guest editor), Jeanne Creegan (Faith Formation Director at Holy Family Duxbury), Bob Fanning (educator and parishioner) & Karen Kiefer (Director for the C21 Center.)
2020-12-021h 07GodPodsSocial Justice Through Art: Inspired by Faith, Committed to ActionThis conversation was recorded in partnership with the Roche Center for Catholic Education to celebrate the Angels Unawares sculpture at Boston College, during the month of November 2020. It features insights from Canadian artist Timothy Schmalz whose commissioned sculpture was originally installed in St. Peter's Square in Rome on September 29, 2019 – for 105th World Day of Refugees and Migrants.
2020-11-051h 20GodPodsFinding God in GrandparentsKaren Kiefer, Director for the Church in the 21st Century Center speaks with Catherine Wiley, (Founder of the Catholic Grandparents Association), and Marilyn Henry about grandparents. Catherine and Marilyn highlight how and why grandparents are the true bearers of the faith.
2020-10-0749 minGodPodsEnfleshing the Freedom of Black Lives: Resistance, Solidarity and HopeProfessor Emerita M. Shawn Copleand and Nathan Wood-House, ABD, discuss signs of our times concerning police violence and movements to secure the dignity of Black lives in light of the development of race and racism inside chattel slavery in the United States as well as insights from Black churches and theologies. Their dialogue also takes up the concrete implications of the gospel for those benefiting from and struggling against white supremacy, suggesting ways listeners can enact compassion and confront injustice.
2020-08-3152 minGodPodsOn the Brink of Abundance: Signs of Hope amid COVID-19's Racialized ViolenceGeorge Floyd’s autopsy report indicated that he was positive for COVID-19. Prof. Craig Ford and Chanelle Robinson reflect on the intersecting issues of race, police subjugation and the pandemic his murder raises in light of resources from Catholic social teaching and scripture. They highlight the relevance of Catholic commitments to the dignity of work, a preferential option for the poor, and solidarity for the shared challenges we face today, offering practical suggestions for listeners and signs of hope alike.
2020-07-1730 minGodPodsThe Next Generation Parish: A Conversation with Dan CellucciKaren Kiefer and Dan Cellucci (CEO for The Catholic Leadership Institute) discuss the future of the Catholic parish by unpacking trends and talking about generational and cultural shifts. They address declining vocations, leadership and the increase in multi-cultural parishes and share examples of creative ministry in the backdrop of the Pandemic. Dan also shares what makes a parish effective by highlighting some parishes ‘make-overs’ and presents opportunities and projects that are out there for parishes to take advantage of in the future. For those working or participation in parish life, this is a must-listen!
2020-04-2054 min
GodPodsFinding God in CreativityIn this series we are speaking to young Catholic innovators who are taking up the mission of revitalizing the Church. These twenty and thirty-something men and women have identified challenges that the Church is facing and have devised creative, forward-thinking solutions that are bringing vitality and energy to the Faith. At a time when many young people are questioning their commitment to institutional religion, these young folks are working hard to ensure that the Church is stronger than ever for future generations.
Our guests are twin brothers, Marcellino and Anthony D’Ambrosio. Both brothers come from a yo...
2019-12-0531 minGodPodsFinding God in CartographyIn this series we are speaking to young Catholic innovators who are taking up the mission of revitalizing the Church. These twenty and thirty-something men and women have identified challenges that the Church is facing and have devised creative, forward-thinking solutions that are bringing vitality and energy to the Faith. At a time when many young people are questioning their commitment to institutional religion, these young folks are working hard to ensure that the Church is stronger than ever for future generations.
Our guest today is Molly Burhans, at 30 years old Molly is one of the leading...
2019-11-2032 minGodPodsFinding God in the ExamenIgnatian spirituality offers us the vision that we can “find God in all things.” In this episode, we will continue to explore how we can find God during Lent. Throughout this Lenten podcast series, we want to help you find tangible tools to deepen your relationship with God -- or to jump start it if it’s been idle for awhile. One of those tools which we’re going to take a closer look at today is the examen prayer, and how introducing it into your daily routine might just change everything.
Our guest today is Father Casey Beaumier. Father Casey is a Je...
2019-03-0525 minGodPodsFinding God Through MercyFor most people, the word “Lent” conjures up images of fasting from sweets, alcohol, or meat on Fridays, or maybe saying a few more prayers here and there between Sunday Masses. Prayer and fasting are two of the practices we intentionally incorporate into our Lenten practice. But what about that third practice, almsgiving? How can we better incorporate acts of charity into the 40 days of Lent?
Our guest today chronicled one Lent in which she took almsgiving very seriously - although she wrote about it with a good deal of humor. Kerry Weber, who is an Executive Editor at America Media, aut...
2019-03-0530 minGodPodsFinding God in the RosaryOur guest today is Gretchen Crowe. Gretchen is the editor-in-chief of Our Sunday Visitor Newsweekly, which is the only weekly Catholic newspaper in the United States. In addition to planning and editing the print publication, Gretchen oversees all digital content on OSVNews.com and Our Sunday Visitor’s social media platforms and is a member of the Catholic Press Association. In 2015, Gretchen got a big surprise while reporting on Pope Francis’ trip - her husband proposed to her at the end of the canonization Mass for St. Junipero Serra. Gretchen and her husband Michael have one child and one on the...
2019-03-0536 minGodPodsFinding God By Living with Less“So what are you giving up?” That’s the proverbial question that Catholics face during Lent. While fasting from some material thing can be done as an act of penance, it also has real spiritual perks. Fasting helps us to reorder our priorities when they’ve fallen out of alignment.
Our guest today is Haley Stewart. Haley is the author of The Grace of Enough: Pursuing Less and Living More in a Throwaway Culture. In her book, Haley reflects on lessons she and her family learned after quitting their jobs, selling their house, and shedding most of their belongings -- all to live...
2019-03-0535 minGodPodsAdvent Reflection: Merry ChristmasKaren Kiefer reflects on how desperately our world needs God's message of love and mercy made present in the Christ Child.
2018-12-2005 minGodPodsAdvent Reflection Week 4Karen Kiefer reflects on Mary's "yes" to God and on Fr. J. Donald Monan, S.J., who said "yes" to God by accepting the presidency of Boston College in 1972.
2018-12-1907 minGodPodsFinding God In BeautySculptor, Jacob Wolfe had a strong Catholic upbringing. He first began to study music but soon realized it wasn’t the path God intended him to take.
2018-12-1832 minGodPodsAdvent Reflection Week 3Karen Kiefer reflects on joy this Gaudete Sunday and Fr. William B. Neenan, S.J., a late Boston College administrator whose life was defined by rejoicing in God's grace.
2018-12-1306 minGodPodsAdvent Reflection Week 2Karen Kiefer shares the story of Harold, a World War II US Army veteran whose experience of sharing bread with a stranger reminds us to be messengers of the faith.
2018-12-0607 minGodPodsAdvent Reflection Week 1Karen Kiefer shares the story of Alexandria Lynch, a young girl who died just fourteen months after her sister. Her story reminds us to be patient and present in the Advent season.
2018-11-2108 minGodPodsFinding God in WordsWriting is part of so many people’s faith journey. They find a deep connection to God with words. In this episode of GodPods we want to develop this more with our guest Jon M. Sweeney and see how his writing life has helped him connect with God in a very powerful way. Jon is a scholar and author of 30 books on popular history and spirituality. Many of his books are about Francis of Assisi, most recently he has a new series of fiction for young readers, The Pope’s Cat. Jon’s faith journey has included two decades spent as an...
2018-11-0645 minGodPodsFinding God In The ImaginationIn this episode, we will explore ways to find God working in our imagination, and we have the perfect conversation partner: Paul Reynolds. Paul is a Boston College alum and CEO and Co-Founder of FableVision. FableVision is a Boston-based company that creates and distributes original educational media, mobile games and apps designed to move the world to a better place. Paul oversees Reynolds Center for Teaching, Learning & Creativity—Reynolds TLC, a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering purposeful, creative human potential around the globe.
Paul is also an award-winning children’s book author, creating stories about creativity and innova...
2018-08-2241 minGodPodsFinding God In Loss: Life After LuluOur faith reminds us that we are never alone. God is always with us. In this GodPod episode, we explore finding God in loss.
Meet Gretchan Pyne, mother, wife, author, motivational speaker and – bereaved parent. Yes, Gretchan, her husband Warren and their twin sons, Drew and Dylon lost their precious daughter/sister, Lulu, when she was just 4 years old. After a beautiful family day at the beach, Lulu suffered a tragic accident at an ice cream stand. It was on a July day, seventeen years ago, that her family and her life changed forever. Listen in as Gr...
2018-07-2545 minGodPodsFinding God In The KitchenIgnatian spirituality offers us a vision to find God in all things. In this GodPod episode, find God—in the kitchen.
Meet the Gourmet Nuns, Sr. Irene and Sr. Estelle, from the Community of Jesus in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Both women have devoted their lives to God and the sharing of food for others through the Benedictine charism of hospitality. In 2014, they launched the popular food blog, www.monasterykitchen.org. Find out what they are serving up at the monastery: Silky Zucchini Soup, Vegetarian Frittatas, Summer Strawberry Rhubarb Parfait or maybe it’s decadent chocolate cupcakes. Whatever their foo...
2018-07-1237 minGodPodsVictoria Reggie Kennedy "Faith in Friendship"Women's Voices Series | Faith in Friendship: A Conversation with Victoria Reggie Kennedy
Victoria Kennedy is the President of the Board and co-founder of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate, senior counsel at Greenberg Traurig, and wife of the late U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy.
2018-05-1835 min
2017-08-2525 min
GodPodsGovernor Martin O'Malley in conversation with Professor Thomas GroomeProfessor Groome speaks with Martin O'Malley, Former Governor of Maryland and 2016 Presidential Candidate, about the role of Catholic faith in his political life.
2017-04-2612 min
GodPodsA Conversation with Professor Tom Groome and Professor Michael NaughtonProfessor Groome speaks with Michael Naughton, Evelyn J. and Robert A. Ferris Professor in the Boston College Department of Physics, about the intersection of faith and science.
2017-04-1812 min
GodPodsA Conversation with Professor Tom Groome and Professor Tiziana DearingProfessor Groome speaks with Tiziana Dearing, Professor for Macro Practice in the Boston College School of Social Work, about putting faith into work in the public arena.
2017-04-1810 min