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D3football.com Around the Nation PodcastATN Podcast 370: Much to be thankful forWhen you’re on the road on Thursday, Friday or Saturday, tune us in. We talk with North Central coach Brad Spencer about how his team adjusted to having a bye week at the beginning of the schedule, we hear from about a third of the coaches remaining in the bracket both about what they’re thankful for this Thanksgiving season and how they’re handling Thanksgiving with their players, and we have a special guest.
Mike Gutelius, the head coach at Catholic U., was diagnosed just before the season with an incurable form of cancer, a gliobl...2024-11-281h 34
First Down by CoachTools114. Coach winning habits in College Football with Mike GuteliusEpisode 114 featured Mike Gutelius, the head football coach of Catholic University. With over two decades of coaching experience, Mike shares his profound journey in football, leading the Catholic Cardinals to achievements they haven't enjoyed in over twenty years. This dialogue delves deep into the heart of coaching, the unbreakable bond between a coach and their players, and the invaluable life lessons learned through the game of football.
- Coaching Philosophy: Discover Mike Gutelius's unique approach to coaching, emphasizing mutual trust, care, and the pivotal role of genuine relationships in building a successful team.
- Passion for Football: Mike and...2024-04-0914 min
Enkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 95 – 02.27.22 – New Hearts
In this reflection for the Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2022, Fr. Erik Arnold encourages us to bring the wounded parts of our hearts that come out during times of stress and tribulation to him, to ask for healing so that we may bear good fruit in our lives.
Jesus tells us that whatever is on the inside is going to come out. Whatever is deep in our heart will eventually come out. It’s like a tree: it may look healthy but you eventually know for sure when it produces fruit. If a tree is really healthy it...2022-02-2410 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 94 – 02.20.22 – Generosity First
In this reflection for the Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 2022, Patrick and Catherine Sullivan show us that in a family, our first reaction or first response should be generosity, even when it’s hard.
We’re all trying to get to heaven. We’re all trying to help each other along the way and who better to help you on that journey than the people who love you the most and who know you the best.
Let’s pray that in our families, we may lead with generosity, even when it’s hard, and even when the f...2022-02-1710 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 93 – 02.13.22 – Sacrifice
In this reflection for the Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2022, Dr. Ansel Augustine asks us the question: what are we willing to sacrifice for? Jesus looks at his disciples to make sure they understand that there will be times when they too will suffer because they follow him.
Dr. Augustine tells a brief story about the Treme area of New Orleans, and about its history in music, civil rights, and the Catholic Church, particularly that of Venerable Henriette Delille, one of six African Americans on the path to canonization, and how she sacrificed and suffered to minister...2022-02-0906 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 92 – 02.06.22 – Don’t Play it Safe
In this reflection for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2022, Fr. Erik Arnold challenges us to not play it safe when it comes to our relationship with Jesus. Do something crazy as you follow Jesus.
It’s easy to play it safe. We don’t want to stand out. We don’t want to look different. We may we worried that our sins could keep Jesus from wanting to call us closer to himself. These are all the same things that Peter probably worried about.
What is Jesus calling you to? What would it look like t...2022-02-0210 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 91 – 01.30.22 – All You Need is Love
In this reflection for the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2022, Adam Novotny leads us in a reflection to look at our hearts and see how we might better imitate in our own lives the ways that God loves us.
What can we learn about ourselves if in the readings this week about love, we insert our own names wherever the word “love” is used? Would we find that we are patient, kind, not jealous, not pompous, not inflated, not rude, that we don’t seek our own interests, and that we rejoice in the truth? Do we bear a...2022-01-2610 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 90 – 01.23.22 – No Benchwarmers
In this reflection for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 2022, Kristen Fisher challenges us to step up and get off the bench! We each have a unique and particular way that Jesus is calling us to participate in the way that he sets people free.
Jesus has a big fat world saving mission. And when we were baptized, we became part of that mission. And that mission became part of you and me. Sitting and watching from the sidelines is never an option in the church. Everyone plays on this team. Everyone has a role and everyone...2022-01-1911 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 89 – 01.16.22 – Everything to Jesus
In this reflection for the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 2022, Kristen Fisher reminds us that we can go to Jesus with every care and concern, and that our Mother Mary trusts her son so much that she can take these things to him for us.
Mary wants to help us, and she is able to help us. She wants to take all of our cares and our fears and our hopes and our dreams and our worries, all of it to Jesus. There’s nothing too big or too small. Mary and Jesus care about all of it...2022-01-1209 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 88 – 01.09.22 – Ultimate Crossover Event
In this reflection for the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, Javier Plumey takes a look at the incredible event of the Baptism of the Lord, and reminds us that just as the baptism of Jesus introduced to the world Jesus as the son of God, so too does our own baptism announce to the world, physical and spiritual, that we are children of the Father.
From St. Gregory:
“Illumination [baptism] is the splendour of souls, the conversion of the life, the question put to the Godward conscience. It is the aid to our weakness...2022-01-0709 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 87 – 01.02.22 – Light in the Darkness
In this reflection for the Feast of the Epiphany of the Lord, 2022, Meg Hunter-Kilmer inspires us to imagine the scene at the manger when the magi came in fulfillment of prophecies, and to gaze in awe at the Light which has been brought into the world: the light of Jesus himself.
This epiphany, let us come before Jesus and the Blessed Sacrament at Mass and worship him as the magi did, as the shepherds did, as the angels did. Let’s kneel before him with all the wonder and awe of Bethlehem, and let’s offer him the...2021-12-2711 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 86 – 12.26.21 – Bear with One Another
In this reflection for the Feast of the Holy Family, Fr. Erik Arnold reminds us that the family is the place where we really learn how to love, and that the Holy Spirit can help us let the peace of Jesus control our hearts and to learn how to bear with one another.
God designed our families that way. So don’t get upset that it’s hard to love your family. God made the family the school of love. And sometimes our classes in this school of love can be really difficult. Today, let’s pray that w...2021-12-2309 min
Trust Your Coach Gut: Conversations on Common Sense Leadership and How To Do The Right ThingEnd of Year ReviewCoach Gut wraps up 2021 looking back at the football season just past and reviewing the first year of the podcast! Contact Coach Gut:Twitter: @CoachMikeGut, @CoachGutPodEmail: trustyourcoachgut@gmail.com2021-12-2226 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 85 – 12.25.21 – Christmas 2021
In this reflection for the Nativity of the Lord, Christmas, 2021, Colin MacIver shows how each of the different sets of Gospels for Christmas reveal a unique aspect of the mystery of Christmas for us to reflect on this year.
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The new Playbook for the Spiritual Life Series on setusablaze.tv. Learn from the wisdom of St. Ignatius and his Rules of Discernment. Watch the trailer and then use the coupon code PLAYBOOKENKINDLE25 to save 25% on the purchase of the this li...2021-12-2113 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 84 – 12.19.21 – Part of the Story
In this reflection for the Fourth Sunday of Advent, Kristen Fisher encourages us to see how blessed we are to be a part of the story that started thousands of years ago and continues to this day–the story of how God draws us ever closer to himself.
He is inviting us to come and be part of that story. The greatest story ever told–of a baby born in Bethlehem to a teenage girl from Nazareth. Let us pray in these last days of Advent, as we get ready for Christmas, let us pray that the Holy...2021-12-1513 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 83 – 12.12.21 – Unsensible Joy
In this reflection for the Third Sunday of Advent, Gaudete Sunday, 2021, Kristen Fisher shows how the Gospel this week is all about Joy, which doesn’t come from having stuff, and that we can only get it from the Lord as he comes to dwell in our midst, not just in the world in general, but in the very depths of each of us.
We find in the lives of the saints all throughout the past 2000 years, we find sick people, imprisoned people, suffering people full of joy, because joy is not about what’s going on arou...2021-12-0710 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 82 – 12.05.21 – Make Straight a Path
In this reflection for the Second Sunday of Advent, 2021, Colin MacIver shows us how this week’s readings are both a message of hope, and a challenge for us to respond to the Holy Spirit in whatever community we have to make straight a path for his coming into our hearts this Christmas.
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The Second Sunday of Advent, 2021
The new Playbook for the Spiritual Life Series on setusablaze.tv. Learn from the wisdom of St. Ignatius and his Rules of Discernment. Watch the trailer and then use the coupon code PLAYBOOKENKINDLE25 to...2021-12-0108 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 81 – 11.28.21 – Awake to God
In this reflection for the First Sunday of Advent, 2021, Fr. Erik Arnold points us to Mary, the Mother of Jesus, as an example of how to be awake to God and be ready for this season of Advent.
Jesus is telling us to avoid that sin that makes us sleepy spiritually, otherwise his coming to us in Bethlehem and now in prayer, on the sacraments and at the end of time will catch us off guard and we won’t be ready. If sin makes us sleepy, confession wakes us up with God’s mercy. It nudges our...2021-11-2409 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 80 – 11.21.21 – Kingdom of Love
In this reflection for the The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, Kristen Fisher shows that the kingdom of Jesus looks very different than any other kingdom because it’s everywhere, it’s for everyone, and it’s built on love.
Jesus builds a kingdom that cannot be conquered because it’s made of something stronger and more powerful than towers, walls, weapons, and armies. This is because Jesus conquers through truth and love. And he builds his kingdom out of truth and love. Love is far stronger than any stone tower, and it is mo...2021-11-1711 minEnkindle: Family Scripture ReflectionsEnkindle 79 – 11.14.21 – Spiritual Battle
In this reflection for the Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, Kristen Fisher encourages us to remember that even in times of distress and tribulation, we are never alone in our suffering, and that we can trust in God’s goodness and in his power.
Jesus is stronger and more powerful than all of the distress and tribulation and suffering that has ever happened, or that will ever happen. Today’s readings remind us that yes, in this life we will experience suffering perhaps even great distress and tribulation, but we are never alone in that suffering. God has...2021-11-1011 min
Trust Your Coach Gut: Conversations on Common Sense Leadership and How To Do The Right ThingVice Admiral (Ret.) Mel Williams, Associate Dean of Engineering, The Catholic University of AmericaCoach Gut gets a chance to talk with Retired Vice Admiral Mel Williams, Associate Dean of Engineering at The Catholic University of America, and new head of the diversity and inclusion initiatives at the university. Also an accomplished author, Mel and his father published a book on leadership that has been on the Navy's must-read list for officers for over 10 years.Want to get in contact with Coach Gut?Twitter: @CoachGutPod; @CoachMikeGutEmail: trustyourcoachgut@gmail.com2021-08-031h 00Trust Your Coach Gut: Conversations on Common Sense Leadership and How To Do The Right ThingNAIA National Champion Coach Chris Oliver, Head Football Coach, Lindsey Wilson CollegeCoach Gut sits down with Chris Oliver, fresh off of winning the NAIA National Championship with Lindsey Wilson College as their head coach. Coach Oliver was also granted the AFCA NAIA National Coach of the Year Winner for the Spring of 2021. The two talk about their experience building the Lindsey Wilson program and how to do the same in other places. Want to contact Coach Gut:Email: trustyourcoachgut@gmail.comTwitter: @CoachGutPod, @CoachMikeGut 2021-07-211h 04Trust Your Coach Gut: Conversations on Common Sense Leadership and How To Do The Right ThingEpisode 8 - Peter Sonski interviews Coach Gut!In this episode, Coach Gut is interviewed by Peter Sonski, host of Focus on the Veritas Catholic Radio Network. Listen as they discuss football, leadership and the Cardinal virtues.Want to Connect with Coach Gut?Twitter: @CoachMikeGut, @CoachGutPodEmail: trustyourcoachgut@gmail.com2021-06-2133 minTrust Your Coach Gut: Conversations on Common Sense Leadership and How To Do The Right ThingEpisode 7 - Dr. Maureen Edwards, Author and EducatorCoach Gut sits down with Dr. Maureen Edwards, Former educator turned Author, and a former classmate of Coach Gut's at Catholic University! They talk about Dr. Edwards' life as an educator and how she's handled challenges in her career as a special education educator. Here is the link to her novel "It Is What It Is": https://www.amazon.com/What-Maureen-Edwards/dp/1694323692 GIve it a listen! Don't forget to subscribe or follow! Want to get in contact with Coach Gut:Twitter: @CoachGutPod; @CoachMikeGutEmail: trustyourcoachgut@gmail.com...2021-06-141h 02Trust Your Coach Gut: Conversations on Common Sense Leadership and How To Do The Right ThingEpisode 6 - Andreas Widmer, Associate Professor at Catholic University, Former Swiss Guard and CEOCoach Gut sits down with Catholic University Professor Andreas Widmer to discuss his experiences that he details in his book, The Pope & The CEO. A former member of the Swiss Guard for Pope John Paull II, he went on to be CEO of the SEVEN Fund, a philanthropic organization promoting enterprise solutions to poverty. A fascinating insight on life and purpose, as well as great stories from Professor Widmer's past. 2021-06-0755 minTrust Your Coach Gut: Conversations on Common Sense Leadership and How To Do The Right ThingEpisode 5 - Bill Curry, Legendary Collegiate Head Coach and NFL PlayerCoach Gut sits down with legendary football coach Bill Curry to his playing career for Boddy Dodd, Vince Lombardi, Don Shula. They also talk about holding players to your standard, despite their displeasure. Coach Gut and Coach Curry spend time talking about his transition from playing to coaching. They talk about their faith and how it impacts their coaching. Finally, they talk about Coach Curry's book, and how playing football impacts player-to-player relationships, and how it breaks down all barriers. Want to connect with Coach Gut?Twitter: @CoachGutPod, @CoachMikeGutEmail: tr...2021-06-0138 minTrust Your Coach Gut: Conversations on Common Sense Leadership and How To Do The Right ThingEpisode 4 - Dr. Chad Pecknold, Associate Professor of Systematic TheologyCoach Gut sits down with Catholic University Professor Dr. Chad Pecknold, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology. Dr. Pecknold and Coach Gut talk about a variety of traditional Christian philosophies as well as how they relate to the modern world and how they can be applied.Want to get in contact with Coach Gut?Twitter: @CoachGutPod, @CoachMikeGutEmail: trustyourcoachgut@gmail.com2021-05-2458 minTrust Your Coach Gut: Conversations on Common Sense Leadership and How To Do The Right ThingEpisode 3 - Sean Padden, Former Vice President of Football Operations, Carolina PanthersCoach Gut sits down with Former Carolina Panthers VP of Football Operations and Catholic University Alumnus Sean Padden. Talks about his early days of coaching football and climbing the football ladder from Pee Wee all the way up to FCS. Also, how he handles working with professional athletes, How to build a football program with young people from implementing your own standards to the kids taking it over and making it their own. Finally, Sean shares their process of rebuilding at Baylor and Temple with Matt Rhule.Want to get in contact with Coach Gut?...2021-05-1747 minTrust Your Coach Gut: Conversations on Common Sense Leadership and How To Do The Right ThingEpisode 2 - Meghan McDonogh, Associate Athletic Director and Head Coach, Catholic University Women's LacrosseCoach Gut sits down with Catholic University Women's Lacrosse Coach Meghan McDonogh, whose 15-year stretch has seen her win 184 games, 11 league championships, and 11 D3 playoff appearances. She also spent time coaching at the University of Georgia's Club team, Cal-Berkley, D2 Limestone College, and the University of Louisville. Coach McDonogh and Coach Gut talk about switching sports, building a team atmosphere, player-coach relationships, and dealing with some of the current hardships players and coaches are going through. Connect with Coach Gut!Twitter: @CoachMikeGutPodcast Twitter:@CoachGutPodEmail: trustyourcoachgut@gmail.co...2021-05-1051 minTrust Your Coach Gut: Conversations on Common Sense Leadership and How To Do The Right ThingEpisode 1 - Trust Your Coach GutIn Episode 1, Coach Gut lays out his plans for the podcast and the reason behind why he's choosing to create his own podcast.Make sure to subscribe to get every episode as soon as it is released!Want to connect with Coach Gut?Twitter: @CoachGutPodEmail: trustyourcoachgut@gmail.com2021-05-0424 minTrust Your Coach Gut: Conversations on Common Sense Leadership and How To Do The Right ThingTrust Your Coach Gut Podcast TrailerJoin College Head Football Coach Mike Gutelius as he discusses leadership and decision-making through his 30 years of experiences and research. Coach Gut will also be joined by a wide variety of leaders throughout the world of athletics and beyond to share their experiences. 2021-04-2601 min
Catholic Sports RadioMike GuteliusThe head football coach at The Catholic University of America, which is located in our nation’s capital, although he has – in his words – experienced the differences of being a practicing Catholic in seven states and the District of Columbia. He is a lector in his current parish and did so – along with being the Chair of the Finance Council – at his previous parish as well. He begins his third season at Catholic University of America in 2019. In his first season the team tied a program record with three d3football.com all-region players, the most for Catholic University of America...2019-06-2426 min