The Dignity of Women - Episode 021 - Fr. Donald Calloway

Fr. Donald Calloway, a Catholic priest, often known as the “surfer priest” with a radical conversation through Our Lady joins me on this episode of The Dignity of Women to explain how a high school dropout and juvenile delinquent becomes the prolific defender of Mary and her spouse Joseph.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Dignity of Women - Episode 013 - Rannah Evetts

Rannah Evetts followed a call to teach sign language in Africa shortly after her senior year of High School, in which she was baptized into the Catholic faith. Rannah worked for 7 months in an established deaf school in Uganda’s capital city before discerning with the local priest and Bishop that she should start her own Catholic school for deaf children. In 2016 Rannah was given permission by the Bishop as well as a catechesis building to begin what became   St. Francis de Sales School for the Deaf  in a remote village in the NW corner of Uganda, right next to the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan. Rannah was 21 years old when Bishop Wanok granted her the building.
Read more

The Dignity of Women - Episode 026 - Mary Lenaburg - Be Brave In the Scared

Mary Lenaburg is a writer, speaker, and woman of God who has given keynotes at conferences across the country. Mary's book, Be Brave In the Scared rocked audiences with its candid look at overcoming pornography and food addiction in marriage as well as life with a disabled child, and the eventual loss of that child. Mary Lenaburg joins me on The Dignity of Women to share how her raw and honest testimony has drawn many to a greater healing of their own suffering. Mary and her husband, Jerry, live in Fairfax, Virginia, with their son, Jonathan. Their daughter, Courtney, passed away in 2014.
Read more

The Dignity of Women - Episode 027 - Justin McClain - Race Issues and the Christian Response

The podcast you're about to hear delves into the current social unrest due to the race issues in our country. It examines racism, injustice, the 'Black Lives Matter' movement, and the Christian response to injustice. My interview guest, Justin McClain, a black Catholic author, will be hosting a book reading and discussion group on my FB group page, The Dignity of Women. Ail interested are encouraged to join us as we read and discuss Forgiveness Makes You Free by Fr. Ubald Rugirangoga. Let's look together to reconciliation as opposed to perpetuating an eye for an eye mentality. Here's how to join our discussion: Here's how to join us: 1.) Go to: Forgiveness Makes You Free by Fr. Ubald Rugirangoga at Ave Maria Press   2.) Use code: DIGNITY  at checkout for 20% off AND free shipping! 3.) Join The Dignity of Women FB page, where the discussion will be held 4.) Join us every Monday on The Dignity of Women FB page to discuss a chapter of the book, and to
Read more