In this episode of the Go and Make podcast, Brian and Sherry Waddell discuss the current moment in the Catholic Church, particularly in light of Pope Francis' passing. They explore the importance of evangelization, the journey of discipleship, and how to engage with those who are spiritually curious. Sherry shares her personal journey to Catholicism and the five thresholds of discipleship that individuals often experience. The conversation emphasizes the power of the kerygma, the core gospel message, and the need for authentic relationships in evangelization efforts.

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In this episode of the Go and Make Podcast, Brian and Father Chris Martin discuss the evolving mission of the Augustine Institute in St. Louis, focusing on the integration of their work into the local community. They explore the concept of spiritual entrepreneurship, the need for a systematic approach to forming missionaries, and the importance of building disciple-making parishes. The conversation emphasizes the role of leadership, community, and accountability in evangelization efforts, culminating in a vision for a new initiative called 'Missionaries of Joy' aimed at equipping individuals for effective ministry. The episode concludes with a message of hope and renewal within the Church as they prepare for significant upcoming anniversaries.

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In this episode of the Go and Make podcast, Dr. Bob Schuchts shares his journey of faith and healing, discussing the importance of addressing emotional wounds within the context of spirituality and therapy. He emphasizes the need for healing in the church, particularly among leaders, and introduces the Healing the Whole Person retreat, which aims to help individuals encounter God's love and address their wounds. The conversation explores the impact of personal and collective trauma on faith, the significance of the sacraments, and the transformative power of experiencing God's love.

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In this episode of the Go and Make Podcast, host Brian Miller engages with Mike Mangione, a Catholic musician and advocate for beauty in evangelization. They discuss Mike's journey in faith, the significance of the Theology of the Body, and the transformative power of beauty in understanding and sharing the Catholic faith. Mike shares insights on how personal experiences and artistic expressions can lead to deeper encounters with God, emphasizing the importance of creating spaces for vulnerability and openness in faith communities. The conversation also highlights the evolution of the Made for More tour and its impact on reaching diverse audiences, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique stories in evangelization.

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In this episode of the Go and Make Podcast, Brian interviews Christopher West, a prominent figure in the Theology of the Body movement. They discuss the misconceptions surrounding John Paul II's teachings, the importance of understanding our desires, and the role of beauty in faith. Christopher shares his personal journey of conversion and how it led him to evangelization.

The conversation also touches on the current cultural moment, the significance of the body in spirituality, and the upcoming Made for More event, which aims to invite people to a deeper understanding of their relationship with God.The GO & MAKE Podcast is supported by the Annual Catholic Appeal.

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In this episode of the Go and Make podcast, host Brian welcomes two (mostly) normal people!

Married couple Heidi and Mark Radebaugh to discuss their journey of faith, community involvement, and the challenges of parish life. They share insights on evangelization, the importance of personal relationships, and the role of prayer and fasting in their ministry. The conversation emphasizes the need for a structured approach to foster a culture of evangelization within the parish, while also highlighting the messiness and complexities of parish life.

In this conversation, Brian discusses the transition to small group discipleship, emphasizing the importance of personal relationships in faith and the need for community beyond the church. He highlights the challenges of institutional evangelization and encourages ongoing missionary work, stressing that personal connections and vulnerability are key to effective discipleship.

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In this episode of the Go and Make podcast, Brian interviews Julianne Stanz, who shares her journey from Ireland to the United States and her experiences in ministry. Julianne discusses her faith journey, the importance of prayer, and the challenges of diocesan work. She emphasizes the need for love in evangelization and shares effective strategies for fostering a culture of missionary discipleship.

The conversation also touches on the significance of discernment in ministry and the necessity of adapting to change within the church. In this conversation, Julianne Stanz and Brian discuss the complexities of evangelization in today's cultural landscape, emphasizing the importance of understanding local contexts, the need for personal and institutional conversion, and the role of accountability and encouragement among parish leaders. They reflect on the impact of the National Eucharistic Revival and the significance of hope in the church's renewal, while also providing practical tips for parish leaders to engage their communities effectively.The GO & MAKE Podcast is supported by the Annual Catholic Appeal.

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Brian and Hallow co-founder Alex Jones, discuss the transformative power of prayer in evangelization. Alex shares his personal journey of faith, detailing how he fell away from Catholicism and eventually returned through a deep exploration of prayer and spirituality. They delve into the creation of the Hallow app, designed to help users cultivate a prayer habit, and discuss the importance of reaching out to those who have fallen away from the faith.

The conversation emphasizes the need for innovative approaches to evangelization, particularly in a digital age where people are often disengaged from traditional church settings.

Alex discusses the diverse content available on the Hallow app, emphasizing the importance of spiritual guides over celebrity figures. He shares transformative stories of individuals who found faith through the app, highlighting the role of celebrities in evangelization.

Alex reflects on Hallow's unique position within the church, aiming to build community through prayer and support local parishes. The discussion concludes with a prayer, reinforcing the app's mission to deepen users' relationships with God.

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