Dear Old Blog,
Continuing with the Paulist Fathers' "Five Questions with a Paulist" series:
Paulist Fr. Don Andrie is pastor of St. John XXIII University Parish in Knoxville, TN. He spoke with Mike Hayes on May 7, 2020:
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Paul
A View of Faith, Politics, Music & More by Paul Snatchko
Dear Old Blog,
Continuing with the Paulist Fathers' "Five Questions with a Paulist" series:
Paulist Fr. Don Andrie is pastor of St. John XXIII University Parish in Knoxville, TN. He spoke with Mike Hayes on May 7, 2020:
Love,
Paul
Dear Old Blog,
Continuing with Landings International's "Reflections for a Troubled Age" series:
The photo for meditation in this installment comes from the Nong Nooch Tropical Garden in Pattaya, Thailand:
Love,
Paul
Dear Old Blog,
Paulist Fr. Joachim Lally lives in Grand Rapids, MI.
In this installment of "Five Questions with a Paulist," Fr. Joachim spoke with Mike Hayes about life during the COVID-19 pandemic:
Love,
Paul
Dear Old Blog,
Here is another offering from Landings International's special video series "Reflections for a Troubled Age."
The photo used for inspiration is from Soundscape Park in Miami, FL:
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Paul
Dear Old Blog,
Here is another installment in the "Five Questions with a Paulist" series.
In this video, Mike Hayes chats with Paulist Fr. Stuart Wilson-Smith, associate pastor of Old St. Mary's Church in Chicago:
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Paul
Dear Old Blog,
"How do I practice compassion?"
That is one of the reflection questions in this seventh video from Landings International's "Reflections for a Troubled Age" series:
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Paul
Dear Old Blog,
As I have mentioned before in this space, managing the Paulist Fathers' "Five Questions with a Paulist" video series has been part of how I have spent my time during the pandemic.
Our old friend Mike Hayes is on the front end conducting the interviews. I'm behind the scenes helping to select the interviewees and then, when completed, executing the social media shares.
Here is the third video in that series: "Five Questions with Paulist Fr. Charlie Donahue":
Love,
Paul
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