Go Make Disciples Fri, 24 Apr 2026 15:24:20 -0500 https://www.buzzsprout.com/2062718 en-us © 2026 Go Make Disciples yes 51f43d7e-5e44-5eb6-8af7-64d0e3e0f559 Archdiocese of Oklahoma City episodic false Audio releases from the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City to further the mandate to "Go Make Disciples."

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Archdiocese of Oklahoma City https://storage.buzzsprout.com/wfdkypbepwbhgkorb9g0kc6siyau?.jpg Go Make Disciples Canon Law & Order | "There is no Such Thing as Catholic Divorce" (S1 E3) Canon Law & Order | "There is no Such Thing as Catholic Divorce" (S1 E3) S1 E3: In this mini-series hosted by Father Will Banowsky, judicial vicar for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, Father Will explores the intricacies of Canon Law in the Catholic Church, as well as it's practical application and effects. 

In this episode, Father Will and Heather Eichholz, canon lawyer for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, begin to explore how canon law serves real people and why a declaration of nullity is designed for truth and spiritual healing, not shortcuts. They unpack what the Church actually investigates in a marriage case and how compassion for both petitioner and respondent matters at every step.
• Heather’s “canonical origin story” and the role of lay canonists in keeping tribunals running
• What an annulment is and why the Church does not treat it as a loophole
• Why the process focuses on courtship, consent, freedom and the early marriage
• Common misconceptions including fear that children become “illegitimate”
• Grounds that can affect validity including coercion, simulation, abuse, addiction and withholding children
• How throwaway culture and poor discernment can weaken marriage decisions
• How to support respondents with listening, clarity and reminders of dignity
• Practical marriage advice on communication, dating your spouse and seeking help early


For those of you who are in marriages that are struggling, talk to your priest, talk to a counselor, talk to each other.

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]]> S1 E3: In this mini-series hosted by Father Will Banowsky, judicial vicar for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, Father Will explores the intricacies of Canon Law in the Catholic Church, as well as it's practical application and effects. 

In this episode, Father Will and Heather Eichholz, canon lawyer for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, begin to explore how canon law serves real people and why a declaration of nullity is designed for truth and spiritual healing, not shortcuts. They unpack what the Church actually investigates in a marriage case and how compassion for both petitioner and respondent matters at every step.
• Heather’s “canonical origin story” and the role of lay canonists in keeping tribunals running
• What an annulment is and why the Church does not treat it as a loophole
• Why the process focuses on courtship, consent, freedom and the early marriage
• Common misconceptions including fear that children become “illegitimate”
• Grounds that can affect validity including coercion, simulation, abuse, addiction and withholding children
• How throwaway culture and poor discernment can weaken marriage decisions
• How to support respondents with listening, clarity and reminders of dignity
• Practical marriage advice on communication, dating your spouse and seeking help early


For those of you who are in marriages that are struggling, talk to your priest, talk to a counselor, talk to each other.

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-19072678 Fri, 24 Apr 2026 15:00:00 -0500 2476 full false Canon Law & Order | "Who's Right About Rites?" (S1 E2) Canon Law & Order | "Who's Right About Rites?" (S1 E2) In this episode, Father Will and Father Jerome widen the lens on canon law so it stops being shorthand for “annulments” and starts looking like what it really is: the Church’s way of protecting communion, truth, and real people. Along the way we trade myths for specifics, from Eastern Catholic rites and ordinations to juridic persons, Catholic identity, and why a decree of nullity is not “Catholic divorce.” 

In this episode, we will cover:
• why every priest studies some canon law and why canonists exist 
• the 1917 code versus the 1983 Code of Canon Law and why dates matter 
• reading canons through the mind of the legislator and the role of Latin 
• how Eastern Catholic Churches are governed and how baptism affects enrollment 
• why Orthodox Christians entering communion typically become Eastern Catholic 
• what the code says about married priests and limits around episcopal ordination 
• dimissorial letters and how the Church prevents rogue ordinations 
• physical persons versus juridic persons and why institutions have obligations 
• the bishop’s role in guarding Catholic identity and the use of the name Catholic 
• religious institutes proper law and the charism of the foundation 
• what makes an assignment letter valid and how obedience can create stability 
• why there is no such thing as a Catholic divorce and what annulments examine 
• consent defects, coercion, conditions, and partial simulation as nullity grounds 
• pontifical degrees, academic colors, and canon law behind sainthood causes 

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]]> In this episode, Father Will and Father Jerome widen the lens on canon law so it stops being shorthand for “annulments” and starts looking like what it really is: the Church’s way of protecting communion, truth, and real people. Along the way we trade myths for specifics, from Eastern Catholic rites and ordinations to juridic persons, Catholic identity, and why a decree of nullity is not “Catholic divorce.” 

In this episode, we will cover:
• why every priest studies some canon law and why canonists exist 
• the 1917 code versus the 1983 Code of Canon Law and why dates matter 
• reading canons through the mind of the legislator and the role of Latin 
• how Eastern Catholic Churches are governed and how baptism affects enrollment 
• why Orthodox Christians entering communion typically become Eastern Catholic 
• what the code says about married priests and limits around episcopal ordination 
• dimissorial letters and how the Church prevents rogue ordinations 
• physical persons versus juridic persons and why institutions have obligations 
• the bishop’s role in guarding Catholic identity and the use of the name Catholic 
• religious institutes proper law and the charism of the foundation 
• what makes an assignment letter valid and how obedience can create stability 
• why there is no such thing as a Catholic divorce and what annulments examine 
• consent defects, coercion, conditions, and partial simulation as nullity grounds 
• pontifical degrees, academic colors, and canon law behind sainthood causes 

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18978654 Tue, 07 Apr 2026 15:00:00 -0500 2161 full false Canon Law & Order | "What is Canon Law and Why Should I Care?" (S1 E1) Canon Law & Order | "What is Canon Law and Why Should I Care?" (S1 E1) S1 E1: In this mini-series hosted by Father Will Banowsky, judicial vicar for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, Father Will explores the intricacies of Canon Law in the Catholic Church, as well as it's practical application and effects. 

In this first episode, Father Will sits down with Father Jerome Krug to give a brief introduction to Canon Law and show why the Code of Canon Law exists to protect people, not police them. They connect the tribunal, parish life, money, ministry, and even freedom to the Church’s supreme goal: the salvation of souls. 

• canon law as the Church’s structure for rights and responsibilities 
• why Catholics remain bound to the Church after baptism 
• how the code governs sacraments and who may receive them 
• confirmation sponsor and baptism godparent requirements 
• what a diocesan tribunal actually does and why it matters 
• the judicial vicar role and delegated authority from the bishop 
• how restricted donations are protected under temporal goods 
• penalties and remedies aimed at reform and healing 
• canon 1752 and salvation of souls as supreme law 
• law as a path to freedom using the traffic law analogy 
• Vatican II’s fruit reflected in the 1983 Code of Canon Law 
• nihil obstat, Catholic teaching oversight, and marriage permissions 
• the global Church structure including Eastern Catholic canon law 

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]]> S1 E1: In this mini-series hosted by Father Will Banowsky, judicial vicar for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, Father Will explores the intricacies of Canon Law in the Catholic Church, as well as it's practical application and effects. 

In this first episode, Father Will sits down with Father Jerome Krug to give a brief introduction to Canon Law and show why the Code of Canon Law exists to protect people, not police them. They connect the tribunal, parish life, money, ministry, and even freedom to the Church’s supreme goal: the salvation of souls. 

• canon law as the Church’s structure for rights and responsibilities 
• why Catholics remain bound to the Church after baptism 
• how the code governs sacraments and who may receive them 
• confirmation sponsor and baptism godparent requirements 
• what a diocesan tribunal actually does and why it matters 
• the judicial vicar role and delegated authority from the bishop 
• how restricted donations are protected under temporal goods 
• penalties and remedies aimed at reform and healing 
• canon 1752 and salvation of souls as supreme law 
• law as a path to freedom using the traffic law analogy 
• Vatican II’s fruit reflected in the 1983 Code of Canon Law 
• nihil obstat, Catholic teaching oversight, and marriage permissions 
• the global Church structure including Eastern Catholic canon law 

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18894086 Mon, 23 Mar 2026 11:00:00 -0500 1334 full false Heather Khym Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference Heather Khym Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference In this episode, Jayce and James sat down with Heather Khym to explore real encounter with Jesus, redeemed memory, and the hope that comes from Christ living in us. Heather shares how friendships, habits, and Scripture reshape our image of God and sustain a life of mission.

• moving from Vancouver to Steubenville and joining campus life
• founding Life Restoration Ministries and healing accompaniment
• origin of Abiding Together podcast and long-distance friendship
• meeting Jesus again beyond routine and familiarity
• Peter’s restoration and redeeming the charcoal fire
• soaking memory in Scripture to correct false God images
• Christ in us as hope when accompanying suffering
• the well of the heart and steady interior work
• household liturgies that form unconditional love
• practical daily prayer as conversational friendship
• invitation to a personal relationship with Jesus

Heather Khym is co-host of the internationally popular Abiding Together podcast and assistant director of evangelization at Franciscan University. She and her husband, Jake, co-founded Life Restoration Ministries, where she serves as director of vision and ministry for the British Columbia–based apostolate. She also serves as director of the Celtic Cross Foundation. Khym has more than twenty-five years of experience as a speaker and retreat leader, presenting workshops and conferences throughout the United States and Canada. She studied theology and catechetics at Franciscan University of Steubenville. She lives in Steubenville, Ohio, with her husband and three adult children.

You can find her "Abiding Together" Podcast here: https://www.abidingtogetherpodcast.com/episodes 

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]]> In this episode, Jayce and James sat down with Heather Khym to explore real encounter with Jesus, redeemed memory, and the hope that comes from Christ living in us. Heather shares how friendships, habits, and Scripture reshape our image of God and sustain a life of mission.

• moving from Vancouver to Steubenville and joining campus life
• founding Life Restoration Ministries and healing accompaniment
• origin of Abiding Together podcast and long-distance friendship
• meeting Jesus again beyond routine and familiarity
• Peter’s restoration and redeeming the charcoal fire
• soaking memory in Scripture to correct false God images
• Christ in us as hope when accompanying suffering
• the well of the heart and steady interior work
• household liturgies that form unconditional love
• practical daily prayer as conversational friendship
• invitation to a personal relationship with Jesus

Heather Khym is co-host of the internationally popular Abiding Together podcast and assistant director of evangelization at Franciscan University. She and her husband, Jake, co-founded Life Restoration Ministries, where she serves as director of vision and ministry for the British Columbia–based apostolate. She also serves as director of the Celtic Cross Foundation. Khym has more than twenty-five years of experience as a speaker and retreat leader, presenting workshops and conferences throughout the United States and Canada. She studied theology and catechetics at Franciscan University of Steubenville. She lives in Steubenville, Ohio, with her husband and three adult children.

You can find her "Abiding Together" Podcast here: https://www.abidingtogetherpodcast.com/episodes 

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18803355 Fri, 06 Mar 2026 14:00:00 -0600 1687 full false Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR, Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR, Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference In this episode, Jayce and James sat down with Father Dave Pivonka, TOR, president of the Franciscan University of Steubenville, to explore why hope does not disappoint, how only Jesus satisfies the restless heart, and why goodness, patience, and hospitality change culture from the inside. Stories from a highway shrine, a world-class golfer, and a bustling campus reveal how mission lives in everyday places.

• giving an account of hope from 1 Peter
• the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine as a sign of grace
• success and the limits of achievement to satisfy
• signs of renewal among young adults on campus
• mission beyond paychecks in secular workplaces
• Franciscan vision of being leaven in the world
• radical hospitality and patient presence as evangelization
• people as persons, not projects
• practical steps to embody goodness and integrity
• new resource announcement: faithandreason.com

Learn more about Franciscan University at https://faithandreason.com and https://franciscan.edu

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]]> In this episode, Jayce and James sat down with Father Dave Pivonka, TOR, president of the Franciscan University of Steubenville, to explore why hope does not disappoint, how only Jesus satisfies the restless heart, and why goodness, patience, and hospitality change culture from the inside. Stories from a highway shrine, a world-class golfer, and a bustling campus reveal how mission lives in everyday places.

• giving an account of hope from 1 Peter
• the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine as a sign of grace
• success and the limits of achievement to satisfy
• signs of renewal among young adults on campus
• mission beyond paychecks in secular workplaces
• Franciscan vision of being leaven in the world
• radical hospitality and patient presence as evangelization
• people as persons, not projects
• practical steps to embody goodness and integrity
• new resource announcement: faithandreason.com

Learn more about Franciscan University at https://faithandreason.com and https://franciscan.edu

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18803227 Fri, 06 Mar 2026 14:00:00 -0600 1371 full false Leigha Liuzza Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference Leigha Liuzza Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference In this episode, Jayce and James sat down with Leigha Liuzza of Zelie Creative Co. to explore how beauty, prayer, and family vocation meet in the decision to leave the classroom and build a home studio. We unpack Visio Divina, why art trains the soul to see God, and simple ways to help kids notice the sacred.

• naming Zelie Creative Co after Saint Zélie Martin
• teaching art in a school with the Eucharist present
• painting saints as quiet evangelization
• discerning a leap from teaching to full-time art and motherhood
• peace as a sign in vocational shifts
• the Church’s need for beauty that invites awe
• how Visio Divina works and why it fits a visual age
• guided meditation on the healing of the boy and the mustard seed
• training imagination through objective beauty
• practical ideas for helping kids attend to beauty
• simple family prayer habits and visual aids
• painting as intercession and iterative discernment

Learn more about Leigha and her artwork at https://zeliecreativeco.com/

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]]> In this episode, Jayce and James sat down with Leigha Liuzza of Zelie Creative Co. to explore how beauty, prayer, and family vocation meet in the decision to leave the classroom and build a home studio. We unpack Visio Divina, why art trains the soul to see God, and simple ways to help kids notice the sacred.

• naming Zelie Creative Co after Saint Zélie Martin
• teaching art in a school with the Eucharist present
• painting saints as quiet evangelization
• discerning a leap from teaching to full-time art and motherhood
• peace as a sign in vocational shifts
• the Church’s need for beauty that invites awe
• how Visio Divina works and why it fits a visual age
• guided meditation on the healing of the boy and the mustard seed
• training imagination through objective beauty
• practical ideas for helping kids attend to beauty
• simple family prayer habits and visual aids
• painting as intercession and iterative discernment

Learn more about Leigha and her artwork at https://zeliecreativeco.com/

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18784532 Tue, 03 Mar 2026 16:00:00 -0600 1561 full false Father Will Banowsky Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference Father Will Banowsky Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference In this episode, Jayce and James sat down with Father Will Banowsky, judicial vicar and pastor, for a candid look at annulments, prenuptial investigations, and the habits that help couples keep vows. We explore cultural myths about marriage, unpack a Scripture mistranslation, and share concrete ways parishes can form and protect marriages.

• what a judicial vicar does and why it matters
• how annulments and appeals actually work
• why prenuptial investigations safeguard consent
• the role of parish marriage files and documentation
• a paperwork mix‑up that teaches big lessons
• praying for young couples facing cultural pressure
• indissolubility of marriage versus easy exit mindsets
• the impact of mistranslating biblical texts on divorce
• mentor couples as the backbone of marriage prep
• learning to be comfortable being uncomfortable
• “nothing worth having comes easy” applied to vocation

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]]> In this episode, Jayce and James sat down with Father Will Banowsky, judicial vicar and pastor, for a candid look at annulments, prenuptial investigations, and the habits that help couples keep vows. We explore cultural myths about marriage, unpack a Scripture mistranslation, and share concrete ways parishes can form and protect marriages.

• what a judicial vicar does and why it matters
• how annulments and appeals actually work
• why prenuptial investigations safeguard consent
• the role of parish marriage files and documentation
• a paperwork mix‑up that teaches big lessons
• praying for young couples facing cultural pressure
• indissolubility of marriage versus easy exit mindsets
• the impact of mistranslating biblical texts on divorce
• mentor couples as the backbone of marriage prep
• learning to be comfortable being uncomfortable
• “nothing worth having comes easy” applied to vocation

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18783082 Tue, 03 Mar 2026 12:00:00 -0600 924 full false Roxane Salonen Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference Roxane Salonen Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference In this episode, Jayce and James talk with author Roxane Salonen about "What Would Monica Do?" and the hidden grief of parents whose children step away from the Church, turning shame into solidarity and sorrow into steady hope. Her story shifts the focus from fixing kids to surrendering, praying, and making home a haven where love speaks louder than debate.

• the friendship and shared heartache that sparked the book
• why the story became about parents’ conversion
• Saint Monica’s tears as intercession and model of hope
• moving from arguments to witness and presence
• home as haven: dinner, blessing, and steady love
• guarding boundaries and building a real support group
• naming shame, rejecting secrecy, choosing solidarity
• preparing the table and leaving the light on
• trusting God’s timing through long seasons of waiting

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]]> In this episode, Jayce and James talk with author Roxane Salonen about "What Would Monica Do?" and the hidden grief of parents whose children step away from the Church, turning shame into solidarity and sorrow into steady hope. Her story shifts the focus from fixing kids to surrendering, praying, and making home a haven where love speaks louder than debate.

• the friendship and shared heartache that sparked the book
• why the story became about parents’ conversion
• Saint Monica’s tears as intercession and model of hope
• moving from arguments to witness and presence
• home as haven: dinner, blessing, and steady love
• guarding boundaries and building a real support group
• naming shame, rejecting secrecy, choosing solidarity
• preparing the table and leaving the light on
• trusting God’s timing through long seasons of waiting

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18782873 Tue, 03 Mar 2026 11:00:00 -0600 1406 full false Peter Andrastek Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference Peter Andrastek Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference
Jayce and James sat down with Peter Andrastek from Evangelical Catholic at the 2025 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City to draw a bright line between ministry and apostolate and then show how to form the laity to live mission where life actually happens. Peter from Evangelical Catholic helps us imagine parishes as workshops for friendship, holiness, and real-world witness.

Learn more about Peter and Evangelical Catholic here: https://evangelicalcatholic.org/ 


• ministry as public, structured service tied to holy orders
• apostolate as outward mission flowing from baptism and confirmation
• reducing mission to volunteering as a common trap
• mission ready friendship as a practical path for evangelization
• training versus lifelong formation and conversion
• lay co responsibility and the laity’s office in the world
• building parish imagination beyond programs
• start with faithful, available, teachable, normal people
• resources for forming laity in everyday mission

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Jayce and James sat down with Peter Andrastek from Evangelical Catholic at the 2025 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City to draw a bright line between ministry and apostolate and then show how to form the laity to live mission where life actually happens. Peter from Evangelical Catholic helps us imagine parishes as workshops for friendship, holiness, and real-world witness.

Learn more about Peter and Evangelical Catholic here: https://evangelicalcatholic.org/ 


• ministry as public, structured service tied to holy orders
• apostolate as outward mission flowing from baptism and confirmation
• reducing mission to volunteering as a common trap
• mission ready friendship as a practical path for evangelization
• training versus lifelong formation and conversion
• lay co responsibility and the laity’s office in the world
• building parish imagination beyond programs
• start with faithful, available, teachable, normal people
• resources for forming laity in everyday mission

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18778274 Mon, 02 Mar 2026 16:00:00 -0600 1475 full false Dr. Karlo Broussard Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference Dr. Karlo Broussard Interview | Red Dirt Catholics LIVE — 2025 Discipleship Conference Jayce and James sat down with Dr. Karlo Broussard from Catholic Answers at the 2025 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City to share why conversions are surging in Tulsa and how credible witness, patient timing, and deeper dialogue are changing evangelization. Real stories, practical tactics, and a hopeful read on where the Spirit is moving.

• live from the discipleship conference floor
• Karlo’s Tulsa partnership and parish missions
• proclaiming why Jesus is Lord across the diocese
• training in evangelization, tips, and tactics
• conversion stories from pastors, evangelists, and families
• how to talk to loved ones far from God
• discernment and relationship with the Holy Spirit
• shifts from atheism debates to deeper Protestant dialogue
• credible Catholic witness and shared language
• cultural pressure prompting a search for truth


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]]> Jayce and James sat down with Dr. Karlo Broussard from Catholic Answers at the 2025 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City to share why conversions are surging in Tulsa and how credible witness, patient timing, and deeper dialogue are changing evangelization. Real stories, practical tactics, and a hopeful read on where the Spirit is moving.

• live from the discipleship conference floor
• Karlo’s Tulsa partnership and parish missions
• proclaiming why Jesus is Lord across the diocese
• training in evangelization, tips, and tactics
• conversion stories from pastors, evangelists, and families
• how to talk to loved ones far from God
• discernment and relationship with the Holy Spirit
• shifts from atheism debates to deeper Protestant dialogue
• credible Catholic witness and shared language
• cultural pressure prompting a search for truth


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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18778269 Mon, 02 Mar 2026 16:00:00 -0600 1311 full false Archbishop's Homily – Archbishop Paul Coakley | 2025 Discipleship Conference Archbishop's Homily – Archbishop Paul Coakley | 2025 Discipleship Conference Homily from Archbishop Paul Coakley during Mass at the 2025 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. 

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]]> Homily from Archbishop Paul Coakley during Mass at the 2025 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. 

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18777693 Mon, 02 Mar 2026 15:00:00 -0600 687 full false "For the Life of the World: Eucharist and Mission" – Tim Glemkowski | 2025 Discipleship Conference "For the Life of the World: Eucharist and Mission" – Tim Glemkowski | 2025 Discipleship Conference Keynote presentation from Tim Glemkowski at the 2025 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. 

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Tim Glemkowski is a global leader for the Catholic Church in evangelization, leadership, and missionary renewal. He served as the founding CEO of the National Eucharistic Congress, leading the first ever National Eucharistic Pilgrimage and the 10th National Eucharistic Congress, the United States’ first in eighty-three years. He currently serves as the executive director of Amazing Parish, which serves pastors in changing the culture of their parish. Tim has authored two books, the award-winning Made for Mission: Renewing Your Parish Culture and For the Life of the World: An Invitation to Eucharistic Mission, with Bishop Andrew Cozzens.

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]]> Keynote presentation from Tim Glemkowski at the 2025 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. 

(A technical issue removed the first few minutes of this presentation)

Tim Glemkowski is a global leader for the Catholic Church in evangelization, leadership, and missionary renewal. He served as the founding CEO of the National Eucharistic Congress, leading the first ever National Eucharistic Pilgrimage and the 10th National Eucharistic Congress, the United States’ first in eighty-three years. He currently serves as the executive director of Amazing Parish, which serves pastors in changing the culture of their parish. Tim has authored two books, the award-winning Made for Mission: Renewing Your Parish Culture and For the Life of the World: An Invitation to Eucharistic Mission, with Bishop Andrew Cozzens.

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18777543 Mon, 02 Mar 2026 14:00:00 -0600 2178 full false "Helpers on High: Mary, Saints and the Pope" – Dr. Karlo Broussard | 2025 Discipleship Conference "Helpers on High: Mary, Saints and the Pope" – Dr. Karlo Broussard | 2025 Discipleship Conference Ever wondered whether the Bible actually supports asking saints to pray for us? In this presentation, Dr. Karlo Broussard opens Revelation and steps into the throne room, where twenty‑four elders present golden bowls of incense—“the prayers of the saints”—to the Lamb. From that scene he builds a clear case that heaven’s citizens intercede for believers on earth, not as rivals to Christ, but as members of his Body participating in his one, saving mediation.

He then takes on the hardest objections head‑on. Does “one mediator” in 1 Timothy 2:5 rule out all secondary intercessors? Not if you accept asking a friend to pray for you. The same principle carries across the veil, because death does not sever us from Christ’s love (Romans 8). Are the dead unaware, as Ecclesiastes 9 claims? That’s the Old Covenant horizon before the beatific vision. In the New Covenant, the blessed are “spirits of the righteous made perfect” (Hebrews 12), and Revelation 5:8 presumes their awareness of petitions on earth. What about Deuteronomy 18’s ban? Scripture condemns necromancy—occult consultation of spirits for control and secret knowledge—while Christian invocation asks fellow members of the Mystical Body to pray to God. And on the language of “praying to” saints, we clarify the older sense of prayer as making a request, distinct from the adoration due to God alone.

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]]> Ever wondered whether the Bible actually supports asking saints to pray for us? In this presentation, Dr. Karlo Broussard opens Revelation and steps into the throne room, where twenty‑four elders present golden bowls of incense—“the prayers of the saints”—to the Lamb. From that scene he builds a clear case that heaven’s citizens intercede for believers on earth, not as rivals to Christ, but as members of his Body participating in his one, saving mediation.

He then takes on the hardest objections head‑on. Does “one mediator” in 1 Timothy 2:5 rule out all secondary intercessors? Not if you accept asking a friend to pray for you. The same principle carries across the veil, because death does not sever us from Christ’s love (Romans 8). Are the dead unaware, as Ecclesiastes 9 claims? That’s the Old Covenant horizon before the beatific vision. In the New Covenant, the blessed are “spirits of the righteous made perfect” (Hebrews 12), and Revelation 5:8 presumes their awareness of petitions on earth. What about Deuteronomy 18’s ban? Scripture condemns necromancy—occult consultation of spirits for control and secret knowledge—while Christian invocation asks fellow members of the Mystical Body to pray to God. And on the language of “praying to” saints, we clarify the older sense of prayer as making a request, distinct from the adoration due to God alone.

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18044349 Mon, 20 Oct 2025 14:00:00 -0500 2915 full false "Hope Does Not Disappoint" - Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR | 2025 Discipleship Conference "Hope Does Not Disappoint" - Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR | 2025 Discipleship Conference Keynote presentation from Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR, from the 2025 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.

A solemnly professed member of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus Province of the Third Order Regular of St. Francis of Penance, Father Dave was ordained to the priesthood in 1996.

From 2012-2019, Father Dave served as the director of Franciscan Pathways, an evangelistic outreach of his Franciscan, TOR, community.  In that role, in association with 4PM Media, he hosted and produced The Wild Goose video series on developing a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit, a documentary on St. Francis of Assisi titled Sign of Contradiction, and Metanoia, a 2019 video series on conversion. He hosted and produced Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls (2020) with Dr. John Bergsma. He also hosted and produced the 10th Hour Productions documentary series My father’s Father, released in 2024.

Father Dave Pivonka, TOR, was elected president of Franciscan University of Steubenville by a unanimous decision of the Board of Trustees on May 21, 2019.

The first Franciscan University alumnus to assume the school’s top pastoral leadership role, he graduated with his BA in theology in 1989, then earned an MDiv and MA in theology from the Washington Theological Union in 1996, writing his MA thesis on the indissolubility of Christian marriage. He earned a doctorate in education from the Graduate Theological Foundation in 2005, with a doctoral project focused on Catholic education in a post-modern world. He also earned an executive juris doctorate from Concord University School of Law of Purdue University Global in 2011. 

At Franciscan University, Father Dave held a number of pastoral, leadership, and administrative positions from 1996-2008. He also served on the faculty as an adjunct professor of theology (1996-1998) and as vice president for Mission and Planning (2003-2005), serving on the President’s Cabinet, leading a team of faculty, staff, and students in strategic plan development, and building mission awareness on and off campus. In addition, Father Dave served as director of Household Support (1996-1998), assistant to the president under Father Michael Scanlan, TOR, (1998-1999), director of Youth Outreach Conferences (1999-2003), and director of the Study Abroad Program in Austria (2005-2008).

From 2008-2012, Father Dave directed Post-Novitiate Formation for the Franciscans, TOR, in Washington, D.C., forming student friars in their spiritual, educational, and psychological development.

Father Dave preaches at approximately 50 events annually, including retreats, workshops, pilgrimages, parish missions, and Franciscan University’s youth and adult conferences.

He has written eight books, including his newest, Joyful Sons and Daughters, Embracing The Father’s Love, hosts Franciscan University Presents on EWTN, and cohosts the popular podcast, They That Hope.

Since 2008, he has served on the board of Renewal Ministries; since 2020, on the board of Damascus Catholic Mission Campus; and since 2016, as the spiritual advisor to Walking With Purpose. He is a past member of the Board of Trustees for Saint Francis University (2000-2012) and a past board member for the National Service Committee.

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]]> Keynote presentation from Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR, from the 2025 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.

A solemnly professed member of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus Province of the Third Order Regular of St. Francis of Penance, Father Dave was ordained to the priesthood in 1996.

From 2012-2019, Father Dave served as the director of Franciscan Pathways, an evangelistic outreach of his Franciscan, TOR, community.  In that role, in association with 4PM Media, he hosted and produced The Wild Goose video series on developing a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit, a documentary on St. Francis of Assisi titled Sign of Contradiction, and Metanoia, a 2019 video series on conversion. He hosted and produced Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls (2020) with Dr. John Bergsma. He also hosted and produced the 10th Hour Productions documentary series My father’s Father, released in 2024.

Father Dave Pivonka, TOR, was elected president of Franciscan University of Steubenville by a unanimous decision of the Board of Trustees on May 21, 2019.

The first Franciscan University alumnus to assume the school’s top pastoral leadership role, he graduated with his BA in theology in 1989, then earned an MDiv and MA in theology from the Washington Theological Union in 1996, writing his MA thesis on the indissolubility of Christian marriage. He earned a doctorate in education from the Graduate Theological Foundation in 2005, with a doctoral project focused on Catholic education in a post-modern world. He also earned an executive juris doctorate from Concord University School of Law of Purdue University Global in 2011. 

At Franciscan University, Father Dave held a number of pastoral, leadership, and administrative positions from 1996-2008. He also served on the faculty as an adjunct professor of theology (1996-1998) and as vice president for Mission and Planning (2003-2005), serving on the President’s Cabinet, leading a team of faculty, staff, and students in strategic plan development, and building mission awareness on and off campus. In addition, Father Dave served as director of Household Support (1996-1998), assistant to the president under Father Michael Scanlan, TOR, (1998-1999), director of Youth Outreach Conferences (1999-2003), and director of the Study Abroad Program in Austria (2005-2008).

From 2008-2012, Father Dave directed Post-Novitiate Formation for the Franciscans, TOR, in Washington, D.C., forming student friars in their spiritual, educational, and psychological development.

Father Dave preaches at approximately 50 events annually, including retreats, workshops, pilgrimages, parish missions, and Franciscan University’s youth and adult conferences.

He has written eight books, including his newest, Joyful Sons and Daughters, Embracing The Father’s Love, hosts Franciscan University Presents on EWTN, and cohosts the popular podcast, They That Hope.

Since 2008, he has served on the board of Renewal Ministries; since 2020, on the board of Damascus Catholic Mission Campus; and since 2016, as the spiritual advisor to Walking With Purpose. He is a past member of the Board of Trustees for Saint Francis University (2000-2012) and a past board member for the National Service Committee.

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-18042085 Mon, 20 Oct 2025 09:00:00 -0500 2436 full false "Anchored in Truth: The Splendor of the Faith" - Dr. Karlo Broussard | 2025 Discipleship Conference "Anchored in Truth: The Splendor of the Faith" - Dr. Karlo Broussard | 2025 Discipleship Conference A bold claim sits at the center of this talk from Dr. Karlo Broussard: the beauty of the Catholic faith is that it’s anchored in truth and life—and Christ made that anchoring visible and dependable. We start where every good story does, with a loss. Original holiness and justice once gave humanity clear minds and hearts at peace with God. Sin fractured both. From that wound flows confusion about truth and distance from grace. Scripture then becomes a rescue map: covenants, prophets, and promises that point toward a full restoration.

Enter Jesus not merely as teacher, but as Truth and Life in person. He forms the apostles, promises the Spirit, and sends them to teach all nations. Then he does something startlingly concrete: he names Simon “Rock,” promises to build his Church on that rock, hands him the keys, and links heaven to his binding and loosing. This isn’t wordplay; it’s architecture. A wise builder puts a house on rock so storms can’t topple it. By locating Peter at the foundation, Jesus signals how doctrine and grace remain secure when winds of error hit. Paul’s line that the Church is the pillar and foundation of truth deepens the logic—what the Church holds up cannot be steadier than the foundation beneath it. And if the Church will not be overcome by the “gates of Hades,” neither will its foundation.

But what about now? If an essential feature of the Church must endure as long as the Church exists, Peter’s ministry must endure through successors. The early witness to Peter’s martyrdom in Rome and the continuity of the Roman bishopric reveal how the Petrine office carries forward: the papacy serves the unity and stability Christ promised. Luke 22 adds a pastoral charge: while Satan sifts all, Jesus prays specifically for Peter so he can strengthen his brothers. The implication for us is practical and hopeful—stay close to Peter to stay steady in truth and alive in grace.

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Karlo Broussard, DPhil., a native of Southern Louisiana, left a promising musical career to devote himself full-time to the work of Catholic apologetics. As a staff apologist and speaker for Catholic Answers, and a member of the chancery evangelization team at the Diocese of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma, he travels the country and the diocese giving talks on apologetics, biblical studies, theology, and philosophy. Karlo is a regular guest on Catholic Answers Live and frequent contributor to Catholic Answers Magazine Online.

Karlo holds a doctorate in philosophy from the Pontifical University St. Patrick’s in Maynooth, Ireland, as well as undergraduate and graduate degrees in theology from Catholic Distance University and the Augustine Institute, and a master’s in philosophy from Holy Apostles College and Seminary.

A dynamic and gifted Catholic speaker and author, Karlo is known for communicating with precision of thought, a genuine love for God, and an enthusiasm that inspires.

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]]> A bold claim sits at the center of this talk from Dr. Karlo Broussard: the beauty of the Catholic faith is that it’s anchored in truth and life—and Christ made that anchoring visible and dependable. We start where every good story does, with a loss. Original holiness and justice once gave humanity clear minds and hearts at peace with God. Sin fractured both. From that wound flows confusion about truth and distance from grace. Scripture then becomes a rescue map: covenants, prophets, and promises that point toward a full restoration.

Enter Jesus not merely as teacher, but as Truth and Life in person. He forms the apostles, promises the Spirit, and sends them to teach all nations. Then he does something startlingly concrete: he names Simon “Rock,” promises to build his Church on that rock, hands him the keys, and links heaven to his binding and loosing. This isn’t wordplay; it’s architecture. A wise builder puts a house on rock so storms can’t topple it. By locating Peter at the foundation, Jesus signals how doctrine and grace remain secure when winds of error hit. Paul’s line that the Church is the pillar and foundation of truth deepens the logic—what the Church holds up cannot be steadier than the foundation beneath it. And if the Church will not be overcome by the “gates of Hades,” neither will its foundation.

But what about now? If an essential feature of the Church must endure as long as the Church exists, Peter’s ministry must endure through successors. The early witness to Peter’s martyrdom in Rome and the continuity of the Roman bishopric reveal how the Petrine office carries forward: the papacy serves the unity and stability Christ promised. Luke 22 adds a pastoral charge: while Satan sifts all, Jesus prays specifically for Peter so he can strengthen his brothers. The implication for us is practical and hopeful—stay close to Peter to stay steady in truth and alive in grace.

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Karlo Broussard, DPhil., a native of Southern Louisiana, left a promising musical career to devote himself full-time to the work of Catholic apologetics. As a staff apologist and speaker for Catholic Answers, and a member of the chancery evangelization team at the Diocese of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma, he travels the country and the diocese giving talks on apologetics, biblical studies, theology, and philosophy. Karlo is a regular guest on Catholic Answers Live and frequent contributor to Catholic Answers Magazine Online.

Karlo holds a doctorate in philosophy from the Pontifical University St. Patrick’s in Maynooth, Ireland, as well as undergraduate and graduate degrees in theology from Catholic Distance University and the Augustine Institute, and a master’s in philosophy from Holy Apostles College and Seminary.

A dynamic and gifted Catholic speaker and author, Karlo is known for communicating with precision of thought, a genuine love for God, and an enthusiasm that inspires.

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-17985106 Thu, 09 Oct 2025 14:00:00 -0500 2283 full false "When Loved Ones Leave the Church" – Roxane Salonen | 2025 Discipleship Conference "When Loved Ones Leave the Church" – Roxane Salonen | 2025 Discipleship Conference A parent’s cry opens the door to a deeper question: how do you keep loving when your child walks away from the faith you built your life around? We trace that ache to its roots and then move, step by step, toward hope that holds under real pressure—hope shaped by prayer, honest boundaries, and a resilient kind of hospitality we call “preparing the table.”

Roxane shares her story as a mother, writer, and advocate, drawing strength from Saint Monica, Elizabeth Leseur, and the wisdom of Dr. David Anders. We unpack why estrangement is accelerating—pandemic fallout, ideological capture, and a social media economy that rewards grievance—and how families can respond without surrendering truth. Instead of chasing one more debate, we practice presence: making home a sanctuary where joy, beauty, and quiet fidelity speak louder than arguments. We talk about setting clear boundaries with toxic dynamics, inverting conflict with love, and collecting “breadcrumbs” of grace that signal an unseen return path forming beneath the surface.

Along the way, we contrast foundational hope with fragile quick fixes, and we remember that waiting is not passive—it’s work backed by heaven. From thanking God in advance to small acts of mercy that steady a household, we explore ways to keep doors open and hearts soft. If you’ve ever felt “zero for five” and still dared to light the porch lamp, this conversation is a companion for the long road back. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs courage today, and leave a review with the one breadcrumb of hope you’re watching for right now.

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]]> A parent’s cry opens the door to a deeper question: how do you keep loving when your child walks away from the faith you built your life around? We trace that ache to its roots and then move, step by step, toward hope that holds under real pressure—hope shaped by prayer, honest boundaries, and a resilient kind of hospitality we call “preparing the table.”

Roxane shares her story as a mother, writer, and advocate, drawing strength from Saint Monica, Elizabeth Leseur, and the wisdom of Dr. David Anders. We unpack why estrangement is accelerating—pandemic fallout, ideological capture, and a social media economy that rewards grievance—and how families can respond without surrendering truth. Instead of chasing one more debate, we practice presence: making home a sanctuary where joy, beauty, and quiet fidelity speak louder than arguments. We talk about setting clear boundaries with toxic dynamics, inverting conflict with love, and collecting “breadcrumbs” of grace that signal an unseen return path forming beneath the surface.

Along the way, we contrast foundational hope with fragile quick fixes, and we remember that waiting is not passive—it’s work backed by heaven. From thanking God in advance to small acts of mercy that steady a household, we explore ways to keep doors open and hearts soft. If you’ve ever felt “zero for five” and still dared to light the porch lamp, this conversation is a companion for the long road back. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs courage today, and leave a review with the one breadcrumb of hope you’re watching for right now.

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-17951237 Fri, 03 Oct 2025 09:00:00 -0500 2734 full false "Encuentro con Cristo en Los Evangelios" - Padre Javier Olivera Ravasi | 2025 Discipleship Conference "Encuentro con Cristo en Los Evangelios" - Padre Javier Olivera Ravasi | 2025 Discipleship Conference ************

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-17912550 Fri, 26 Sep 2025 15:00:00 -0500 3243 full false "Meeting Jesus Face to Face" - Heather Khym | 2025 Discipleship Conference "Meeting Jesus Face to Face" - Heather Khym | 2025 Discipleship Conference Keynote presentation from Heather Khym from the 2025 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.

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]]> Keynote presentation from Heather Khym from the 2025 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-17912431 Fri, 26 Sep 2025 14:00:00 -0500 3070 full false Hilary Draftz | 2024 Discipleship Conference Hilary Draftz | 2024 Discipleship Conference Presentation from Hilary Draftz at the 2024 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City on Aug. 10, 2024. 

Hilary Draftz became a full-time FOCUS missionary in 2005 after earning a bachelor’s degree in Film Studies and English Literature from the University of Colorado in Boulder. She has served FOCUS on various levels of campus and regional leadership and as director of Quality, Growth, & Innovation. Hilary is currently serving as director of the West Area, leading a team of 6 regional directors who work directly with over 200 missionaries on over 40 college campuses from California to North Dakota. She earned a Master of Arts in Theology from the Augustine Institute in 2021. 

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]]> Presentation from Hilary Draftz at the 2024 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City on Aug. 10, 2024. 

Hilary Draftz became a full-time FOCUS missionary in 2005 after earning a bachelor’s degree in Film Studies and English Literature from the University of Colorado in Boulder. She has served FOCUS on various levels of campus and regional leadership and as director of Quality, Growth, & Innovation. Hilary is currently serving as director of the West Area, leading a team of 6 regional directors who work directly with over 200 missionaries on over 40 college campuses from California to North Dakota. She earned a Master of Arts in Theology from the Augustine Institute in 2021. 

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-16115564 Fri, 15 Nov 2024 16:00:00 -0600 2342 full false Miguel Chavez | 2024 Discipleship Conference Miguel Chavez | 2024 Discipleship Conference "Community" session from the 2024 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. 

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-16115526 Fri, 15 Nov 2024 15:00:00 -0600 2906 full false André Regnier | 2024 Discipleship Conference André Regnier | 2024 Discipleship Conference Keynote presentation from André Regnier from the 2024 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.

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]]> Keynote presentation from André Regnier from the 2024 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-16114197 Fri, 15 Nov 2024 11:00:00 -0600 2490 full false Dr. Edward Sri | 2024 Discipleship Conference Dr. Edward Sri | 2024 Discipleship Conference Keynote from Dr. Edward Sri from the 2024 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. 

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]]> Keynote from Dr. Edward Sri from the 2024 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. 

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]]> Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Buzzsprout-16114183 Fri, 15 Nov 2024 11:00:00 -0600 3676 full false Father Ernesto María Caro | 2024 Discipleship Conference Father Ernesto María Caro | 2024 Discipleship Conference Breakout presentation by Father Ernesto María Caro at the 2024 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.

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]]> Breakout presentation by Father Ernesto María Caro at the 2024 Discipleship Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.

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]]> Blessed Stanley Rother Institute Buzzsprout-15749605 Fri, 13 Sep 2024 15:00:00 -0500 3192 full false "Love of Neighbor" - Patrick Raglow // 2023 Discipleship Conference "Love of Neighbor" - Patrick Raglow // 2023 Discipleship Conference Patrick Raglow, director of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, spoke on love of neighbor at the 2023 Discipleship Conference in Oklahoma City. 

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]]> Blessed Stanley Rother Institute Buzzsprout-13717952 Wed, 04 Oct 2023 16:00:00 -0500 2838 full false "El Modelo de Acompanamiento de Jesus" - Luis Soto // 2023 Discipleship Conference "El Modelo de Acompanamiento de Jesus" - Luis Soto // 2023 Discipleship Conference ************

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]]> Blessed Stanley Rother Institute Buzzsprout-13642201 Fri, 22 Sep 2023 16:00:00 -0500 2955 9 full false "Prayer" - Jim Beckman // 2023 Discipleship Conference "Prayer" - Jim Beckman // 2023 Discipleship Conference Jim Beckman spoke on prayer during one breakout session of the 2023 Discipleship Conference in Oklahoma City on August 19, 2023.

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]]> Jim Beckman spoke on prayer during one breakout session of the 2023 Discipleship Conference in Oklahoma City on August 19, 2023.

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]]> Blessed Stanley Rother Institute Buzzsprout-13642010 Fri, 22 Sep 2023 15:00:00 -0500 3568 8 full false "Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist" - David Harrison // 2022 Catechetical Conference "Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist" - David Harrison // 2022 Catechetical Conference This talk is one of the breakout sessions that took place during the 2022 Catechetical Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. To learn more about the Blessed Stanley Rother Institute, visit archokc.org/institute. 

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]]> Blessed Stanley Rother Institute Buzzsprout-12323081 Fri, 24 Feb 2023 15:00:00 -0600 3439 1 7 full false "Confirmation: Connecting Youth to God’s Story" - Dr. Larann Wilson // 2022 Catechetical Conference "Confirmation: Connecting Youth to God’s Story" - Dr. Larann Wilson // 2022 Catechetical Conference This talk is one of the breakout sessions that took place during the 2022 Catechetical Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. To learn more about the Blessed Stanley Rother Institute, visit archokc.org/institute. 

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]]> Blessed Stanley Rother Institute Buzzsprout-12157321 Tue, 31 Jan 2023 15:00:00 -0600 2611 1 6 full false "Theology of the Body Q&A: Pastoral Responses to the Transgender Ideology" - Monica Ashour // 2022 Catechetical Conference "Theology of the Body Q&A: Pastoral Responses to the Transgender Ideology" - Monica Ashour // 2022 Catechetical Conference This talk is one of the breakout sessions that took place during the 2022 Catechetical Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. To learn more about the Blessed Stanley Rother Institute, visit archokc.org/institute. 

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]]> Blessed Stanley Rother Institute Buzzsprout-12111344 Tue, 24 Jan 2023 14:00:00 -0600 2848 1 5 full false "Discover Your Spiritual Gifts" - Bernadette Klein // 2022 Catechetical Conference "Discover Your Spiritual Gifts" - Bernadette Klein // 2022 Catechetical Conference This talk is one of the breakout sessions that took place during the 2022 Catechetical Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. To learn more about the Blessed Stanley Rother Institute, visit archokc.org/institute. 

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]]> Blessed Stanley Rother Institute Buzzsprout-12111325 Tue, 24 Jan 2023 14:00:00 -0600 2485 1 4 full false "Walking with Others in Discipleship" - Joe Cipriano // 2022 Catechetical Conference "Walking with Others in Discipleship" - Joe Cipriano // 2022 Catechetical Conference This talk is one of the breakout sessions that took place during the 2022 Catechetical Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. To learn more about the Blessed Stanley Rother Institute, visit archokc.org/institute. 

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]]> Blessed Stanley Rother Institute Buzzsprout-12008551 Mon, 09 Jan 2023 10:00:00 -0600 2285 1 3 full false "Rest for Weary Souls" - Jim Beckman // 2022 Catechetical Conference "Rest for Weary Souls" - Jim Beckman // 2022 Catechetical Conference This talk is one of the breakout sessions that took place during the 2022 Catechetical Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. To learn more about the Blessed Stanley Rother Institute, visit archokc.org/institute. 

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]]> Blessed Stanley Rother Institute Buzzsprout-11753079 Wed, 23 Nov 2022 14:00:00 -0600 2930 1 2 full false "Men's Ministry" - Dr. Alex Schimpf // 2022 Catechetical Conference "Men's Ministry" - Dr. Alex Schimpf // 2022 Catechetical Conference This talk is one of the breakout sessions that took place during the 2022 Catechetical Conference for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. To learn more about the Blessed Stanley Rother Institute, visit archokc.org/institute. 

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