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Luke Carey is the director of the young adult office for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Luke Carey is co-host of the podcast Catching Foxes and has a church job; his employer shall remain unnamed. He once worked for a Catholic record label with rapper Righteous B.
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Emily is a mother, has nine younger brothers, and is author of a high school Theology of the Body curriculum, Called to be More, published by Ruah Woods Press.
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Tim is a religion teacher at Chaminade-Julienne High School in Dayton, Ohio.
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This week, Fr. Steve gives an overview of Pope Francis’ new apostolic exhortation, Gaudete et Exsultate (Rejoice and be Glad).
Fr. Steve Dos Santos is the vocations director for the Missionaries of the Precious Blood. He has been a priest for 12 years, grew up the youngest of nine children in California, and says he was brought to Dayton out of obedience.
Talk titles tentative.
April 12
Jacob Stange
I’m No Saint: Christianity is More Than a Club
April 19
Ryan Mahle
The Dearest Freshness Deep Down Things: The Church’s Sacramental Worldview
April 26
Fr. Steve Dos Santos, C.PP.S.
Rejoice and Be Glad!
May 3
Tim O’Laughlin
Practical Masculinity
May 10
Emily Macke
The Feminine Genius: What is a Catholic Woman?
May 17
Luke Carey
So I Told God I Hated Him
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Chris is a fifth-year seminarian in Cincinnati.
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Kathleen is a consecrated layperson at Regnum Christi in Cincinnati.
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Trevor Gundlach is a native of Wisconsin who loves to hike, bike, drink beer, and explore God’s creation. He holds degrees in Theology and Philosophy from Marquette University and a M.A. in Theological Studies from the University of Dayton. Trevor acted as the founder and director of Totus Tuus in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and recently worked in Campus Ministry at the University of Dayton, where he taught a class titled “A Theology of Alcohol: Learning How to Celebrate.” He is currently editing a book on the subject and is on track to have it completed in 2018. Trevor lives in Dayton with his wife, Kayla, and works as a Project Manager for Kettering Health Network. He is a lighthearted and thought-provoking speaker who loves to ask ethical questions about daily life. Cheers!
We’ve always celebrated but never thought about why.
It’s right in front of us, but we misunderstand it.
What do we celebrate?
Why do we celebrate?
Who celebrates?
Replace “what” with “who.” Who do we celebrate? It’s easy for our celebration to become self centered without another face to put on it
Why do humans need to celebrate?
Why do Christians celebrate?
Who celebrates?
If celebration is an art, who is the artist of celebration?
Those around you who give of themselves.
The saint asks these questions:
Putting into practice:
