Producing a Podcast: Interview with Angela Marquis

Angela Marquis speaks on behalf of the Australian Women Preach Podcast team to explain her role, what it takes to assemble preachers weekly, and the importance of this work.

Becoming an Artist: Interview with Lalo Garcia

Lalo Garcia talks about his artwork 'Apparitions of Guadalupe' and explains his inspiration, knowledge of the Virgen of Guadalupe, and the many details and techniques he used in this six piece art. The art talked about in this episode can be found at https://www.lalogarcia.com/sacred-art.

Seeing Our Neighbor: Interview with Diego Ramirez

As a Maryknoll seminarian, Diego Ramirez talks about his experience serving and accompanying communities abroad. In this conversation Diego defines or redefines what ‘missionary work’ means and how Christians can connect with our fellow neighbors.

From Prayer to Pen: Interview with Mary Ortwein

Mary Ortwein writes Bible reflections for A Catholic Moment and in this episode we discuss her approach, challenges and history in trying to write about God's message in scripture.

Homily, Preaching, and Community: Interview with Fr. Stephen Thorne

Fr. Stephen Thorne humbly speaks about the process of preparing a homily, his preaching approach, why community is important, and church.

Music in the Church: Interview with Phillip Armstrong

Phillip Armstrong, a parishioner and member of the music ministry at St. Benedict the African in Englewood, Chicago, IL, talks about gospel music, leading a choir, and singing during Sunday Mass.

The role of a Vocations Director: Interview with Sister Katia Chavez, SJS

We talk with Sister Katia Chavez, SJS (Sister Servants of the Blessed Sacrament) about vocations. As the Director of Vocations, Sr. Katia speaks about how her work changed with the pandemic, what impact a nurturing environment to religious life and community can have and much more.

Making Baila Baila: Interview with Father Emmanuel Ochigbo

How does a Catholic priest make a multilingual song and music video go viral? Father Emmanuel Ochigbo explains what inspired him to write Baila Baila, how he collaborated with others, and how it took off from there.