Quo Vadis?: Recent Episodes
Taylor Geiger & Father Mark Mleziva - Diocese of Green Bay
Taking their cue from Wisconsin's favorite place, Kwik Trip, Taylor and Father Mark are saying a fond, "see ya next time" as they take a hiatus from the podcast.
There will be more stories to be shared and topics to be covered but, for now they say, "adieu."
It's our 100th episode!
To celebrate, Taylor and Father Mark change things up by inviting two of the Kairos men to ask THEM questions.
Join us for this fun and (surprisingly) insightful episode and thank you all for your support of the show!
The symbol of death, but also the sign of life.
The symbol of defeat, but also the sign of victory.
The thing that we avoid, but the reality that we must embrace.
The Cross is a Paradox...but what a beautiful paradox it is.
"Let me see where I can take you."
These were the words that the Lord spoke to the heart of our guest, Ziggy Gross, as He lead him to the seminary, and then away from the seminary, but always closer to His own heart.
Join Taylor and Father Mark as they hear Ziggy's inspiring and important story of discernment and vocation.
Living an unassuming, simple, and beautifully ordinary life, James Miller is on the road to canonization. This Lasallian Brother from Wisconsin reminds us that God calls us to be holy in the everyday circumstances of life.
Listen to his inspiring story and remember to respond to God's invitation to holiness exactly where you are.
Dad jokes, grace in the desert, and a bible study.
This week, our newly ordained priest, Father Nico Stellpflug joins Taylor and Father Mark to share how the Lord moved him closer to His heart and helped him to say, "yes" to the vocation of the priesthood.
Father Willie Van De Loo, a priest of the diocese of Green Bay for 70 years joins Taylor and Father Mark to share his beautiful, hilarious, humble, and insightful vocation story.
Diplomas, grad parties, summer jobs, new jobs, oh my!
Graduation season is upon us and there are always many things that come along for the ride. One thing that needs to be examined, however, is your faith.
Taylor and Father Mark share some insights on how to stay engaged with your faith post-graduation and some tips on how to stay close to the Lord.
Send this to someone who you know has just graduated or is about to!
We have a Pope!
Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Father Scott Valentyn where they celebrate the election of Pope Leo XIV, share their hopes for this papacy, and Father Mark and Father Scott reminisce about past papal elections...even one that Father Scott was in Rome to witness!
Remember, pray for the Pope!
Haven't been to Rome? Neither has Taylor! But luckily, Father Mark has and on this episode, he breaks down the beauty of Rome and its significance to our Catholic faith.
Who doesn't love talking to a religious sister??
We know you will love our guest this week because we sure did.
Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Sister Maria José, a religious sister belonging to the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary.
Sister Maria shares her beautiful story along with some incredible insights that she learned along the way.
Moving forward!
We said this so many times, we figured it should be the name of the episode, and rightly so!
Our guest for this episode is Candace Gehl, and she reminds us why it is important to be moving forward, but always in hope.
In 1881 a group of mothers in the small Italian village of Lu prayed each Sunday for more vocations to the priesthood and religious life from their own families. By the grace of God, 323 vocations came from this small town because of their prayers!
Taylor and Father Mark are joined this week by Andrea Phillips, a wife, mother, and founder of a group of mothers who take their inspiration from the Mothers of Lu and pray for their own children's vocations.
Andrea shares her own vocation story as well as why this group is so necessary to have. Be sure to reach out to her if you are interested in joining or starting your own Mothers of Lu group!
Pilgrims of hope, offering it up, and Jimmy Carter?? This episode has it all.
Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Father Andrew Kurz, our newly appointed Diocesan Confessor for the Jubilee Year of Hope where we discuss why we take pilgrimages and how to do it during this year.
What is a jubilee year and what does it mean that we are called to be pilgrims of hope?
Bishop Ricken joins Taylor and Father Mark to explain and to show us how we can celebrate in our diocese this year.
The Incarnation of our Blessed Lord is why we celebrate this time of year. But how long do we celebrate and what are some of the reasons that we celebrate for so long? Join Taylor and Father Mark as they dive into Christmas!
Father Mark and St. Hubert...basically the same guys.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss hunting and the surprising spirituality that can be engaged during it.
Listen as they open up the story of St. Hubert and Father Mark explains how hunting and his spiritual life are connected.
"Let us give thanks to the Lord our God" "It is right and just!"
Giving thanks is one of the most important aspects of the spiritual life, and not just on Thanksgiving either.
Taylor and Father Mark share some thoughts and ideas on the importance of gratitude and its relation to how we love God.
St. Paul is one of the most significant figures in the life of the Church and serves as a model for all of us in many ways. Taylor and Father Mark discuss this towering figure and some of the ways in which Paul is a model for all of us and his deep impact on the entire Church.
Priests are a gift, and we need to let them know.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark talk about the priests who have impacted them the most in their lives.
Make sure you thank the priest(s) in your life who have helped you on the path to holiness, especially since this Sunday is priesthood Sunday!
Bishop Ricken is back! Taylor and Father Mark discuss with Bishop a completely silent football stadium, a trip to the Philippines, a middle school Santa, and, of course, the Holy Eucharist.
New books, new markers, new teachers...it must be a new school year!
Taylor & Father Mark offer some suggestions for how to make this school year one centered on your family's faith.
It's not rocket science...even if our guest WAS at NASA, it's about time spent with Our Lord in the Most Holy Eucharist.
Taylor & Father Mark are joined by Father Joseph Aytona, C.P.M., the rector of the National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion. Father Joseph shares his story, as well as words of encouragement for those discerning and all of us looking to grow in holiness.
Our final installment of the GB Diocese pivotal players series is here...Sr. Adele Brise!
Taylor and Father discuss her inspiring story, as well as make a sweeping declaration on how to pronounce her last name.
Love for the most Holy Eucharist led Father Michael Thiel to a deep faith, to the priesthood, and eventually to helping lead the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage in the Diocese of Green Bay both on land...and boat!
"Try again." These were the unspoken (but very present) words in Father Juan Carlos' (ordained May 2024) journey toward the priesthood. From being a catechist, to pursuing business success, falling away from the Church, and then being called back home and to be a priest, there is much to take away from this beautiful story.
"Take a step." That is the advice given to our newly ordained (May 2024) priest, Father Mark Rydell, as he discerned his calling to the holy priesthood. Today, he shares that story of discernment with us!
Father Scott has spoken, the cause is finished.
He's back! The, self-appointed, "king of the loopholes" has returned to our diocese after studying canon law and, on this episode, he helps us to see the hidden beauty of the law.
Discipline, self-control, taking direction, and keeping your eyes on the prize...
These virtues are found both in the life of sports and faith, and that is the topic of conversation this week: how do faith and sports intersect?
What if we could truly see what was taking place at the altar during the Eucharistic sacrifice? What beauty might we behold?
Well our guest today experienced just that, and he wrote a book about it! Deacon Dave Scheuer shares his miraculous story which is also captured in his book, "A Glimpse of Heaven on Earth".
Kairos year, discipleship, configuration, oh my! What are the stages of priestly formation in our diocese, what is the goal, and why do we call them what we do?
Taylor and Father Mark are joined by one of our Diocese's newest priests (Ordained in July 2023), Father Ben Pribbenow who shares his vocation story and the beauty of God's call.
Spiritual warfare can be a loaded topic, but it is so important. This week, we have Father Girotti back on the podcast to discuss this important reality with us and help us navigate the often invisible world of spiritual warfare.
Don't call it a come back!
We are so pumped to be back, and we're even more pumped for Lent...and so should you!
Father Kevin Ripley, the incoming Director of the Kairos Year and priest celebrant at UWGB joins Taylor and Father Mark to share his vocation story.
Katie Westhoven joins Taylor and Father Mark to share her vocation story to marriage and family life! Be sure to listen to her inspiring story and learn how to be more receptive to God's call for your own life.
Bishop Ricken returns to the podcast! This time, he discusses his new pastoral letter, "Encountering Jesus in the Eucharist."
Father Girotti returns! This time, he sits down with Taylor and Father Mark to share his vocation story and how he came to say "yes" to the priesthood.
We continue the Pivotal Players series with our third installment on the life and ministry of Father Theodore van den Broek, O.P.
For our next pivotal players installment, Father Mark tells us about the amazing life and impact of Ven. Samuel Mazzuchelli!
In this new series, Taylor and Father Mark will be breaking down 5 of the "Pivotal Players" of the Diocese of Green Bay and the ways that these men and women helped to shape our Diocese.
First up, Father Claude Allouez. Learn about this amazing and pivotal man.
Happy Catholic Schools Week!
To recognize this celebration, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by the Green Bay Area Catholic School System (GRACE) superintendent, Drew Mulloy.
Drew shares his own faith journey as well as his passion for Catholic Schools and the important role that they play.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss...Father Mark's own vocation story!
Take a listen to hear his journey and how he heard the call.
Father Greg Parent, Executive Director of Catholic Youth Expeditions, joins Taylor and Father Mark this week to talk about his vocation story and speak to some of the stories that his mother, Cindy Parent, brought up on her episode (Episode 49).
We are joined once again by Father Adam Bradley, the Director of the Kairos Year for the Diocese of Green Bay.
This time, Father Adam shares one of the principles of Ignatian Spirituality, Consolation and Desolation. You will absolutely not want to miss this incredible and insightful episode.
This week, Father Michael Warden, administrator of St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception in Greenville, WI, joins Taylor and Father Mark to tell his vocation story and the very reasonable ways in which the Lord was calling Him to the priesthood.
"The Church draws her life from the Eucharist."
Those are the opening words to Pope St. John Paul II's Encyclical Ecclesia de Eucharistia.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark speak on the content of that document and also use it to spark a larger conversation on the Eucharist that must be taking place in our Church today.
Taylor and Father Mark sit down with Father Zach Weber, the chaplain for the Newman Center at the University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh. Father Zach tells his vocation story as well as his first-hand experience of helping students with mental health problems in college and his love for helping men answer the call to be better men, husbands, and fathers.
We're back!
Taylor and Father Mark discuss their recent pilgrimage to the Our Lady of the Martyrs Shrine in Auriesville, New York and the lives of the men and women that they traced on their way to the shrine.
Find out more about the lovely shrine here: https://www.ourladyofmartyrsshrine.org/
Taylor and Father Mark are joined this week by Amy Deibert, the Director of Young Adult Ministry for the Diocese of Green Bay. They discuss accents, the Creed, the struggles of YA ministry, and the new YA website:
http://viayoungadults.org
"Pray, hope, and don't worry."
Trust is tough, but it is vital to the spiritual life. Take a listen to find out if you need to grow in trust and what you can start doing today to deepen that trust in the Lord.
Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Cindy Parent who is the mother of one of our wonderful Diocese of Green Bay priest, Father Greg Parent.
Cindy shares her story and insights into what it was like to have a son discern and the journey that she took discerning alongside him.
"Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness."
The pursuit of happiness is written on the human heart but how does that relate to our relationship with the Lord? That is what Taylor and Father Mark discuss this week!
This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined once again by Father Daniel Schuster to discuss St. John of Avila whose feast day is May 9th. Father Schuster shares insight into St. John's life, work, and ministry with a particular emphasis on his love for the Holy Spirit. Give it a listen and then go and pray for the indwelling of the Holy Spirit in your life!
This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Dianne Vadney who shares her vocation story to the married life and shares some beautiful insights to dating and how to discern the vocation to the married life.
A few weeks ago, the Organization, "Vocation Ministry", came out with a study of US Dioceses that showed our Diocese of Green Bay as being unhealthy in vocations. Taylor and Father Mark discuss that study on this episode.
Lent is a time to grow in holiness, which means to embrace the Cross like Christ. This can be incredibly challenging but luckily we have the saints as examples and aids in that journey.
Taylor and Father Mark discuss what a saint is and how we all can live a saintly life and one day be counted amongst the Church Triumphant.
Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Father Isaac, a Byzantine Catholic Monk who resides at Holy Resurrection Monastery in St. Nazianz, WI. Father Isaac shares about the Byzantine Church and his own vocation story of mercy, patience, and beauty.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Deacon Shaun Johnson, the Director of Divine Worship and Episcopal MC for the Diocese of Green Bay. Deacon Shaun shares his vocation story to both the married life and the diaconate. He provides beautiful insight and inspiration to both vocations.
We're back!...again!
This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Father Adam Bradley, the Director of the Kairos Year, to discuss a specific method of prayer, A.R.R.R., which stands for Acknowledge, Relate, Receive, Respond.
You will absolutely not want to miss this discussion and the insights that come from it.
Merry Christmas!
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss the tremendous importance of the Incarnation, both spiritually and historically.
Father Mark is back!
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss Advent and how we can better understand the season by how we live it out in our own lives.
If you write your "S's" in the SUPREMELY weird way that Father Mark does, please email Taylor at: quovadpod@gmail.com. He would REALLY like to know if there are more of you out there.
Jonathan "Bearded" Blevins joins Taylor on the podcast today to discuss the new margins of the online and gaming world. Jonathan is the CEO of Little Flower Media, a new company that seeks to bring the Gospel to this digital world and is a Twitch streamer and can be found here: https://www.beardedblevins.com/
In celebration of All Saints Day, Taylor and Father Mark discuss martyrdom; what it is, why some have been called to it, and the challenge that it presents to all of us.
He's back!
We ask Father John Girotti, Vicar General for the Diocese of Green Bay, more of your questions about the Catholic faith.
Send more to: quovadpod@gmail.com for future episodes with Father Girotti.
Taylor and Father Mark are joined by the author of the best-selling book, "To Save a Thousand Souls" which has become THE book in priestly vocational discernment.
Father Brett shares some insights into discernment, how to grow in holiness, and some of his own story as well. You will not want to miss this one.
Father Brett's Books:
To Save a Thousand Souls: https://www.amazon.com/Save-Thousand-Souls-Discerning-Priesthood/dp/0615345514/ref=sr_1_1?crid=15KTKN9YXZYP1&dchild=1&keywords=to+save+a+thousand+souls&qid=1633352888&sprefix=to+save+a+thou%2Caps%2C176&sr=8-1
A Priest in the Family: https://www.amazon.com/Priest-Family-Parents-Considering-Priesthood/dp/0989621227/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=a+priest+in+the+family&qid=1633352919&sr=8-1
If this one makes you uncomfortable...good, it is a chance to challenge yourself and grow.
Taylor and Father Mark discuss why understanding and embodying obedience is vital to the pursuit of holiness.
"Remember your death" is the topic for this week. Taylor and Father Mark discuss why it is important for us as Catholics to call this reality to mind and the hope and peace that should accompany this mindset.
https://www.catholic.org/prayers/prayer.php?p=479
Time to start going through the closet.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss detachment from things, people, and even from your own life.
Is it "Divine Reading" or "Holy Reading"??
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss the prayer form known as Lectio Divina. Give it a listen and then go and give Lectio a try for yourself! Here is a good link to follow if you need the steps in front of you:
https://bustedhalo.com/ministry-resources/lectio-divina-beginners-guide
"Everything [fill in the blank] Does in a Week" is a popular YouTube series, so we thought, let's do that, but for a week in the life of a priest!
Father Mark shares what goes on in a typical week of a priest, while him and Taylor glean some of spiritual insights that come along with those things.
Now, go and invite your priest over for dinner.
The newly ordained (7/3/21) Father Patrick Costello joins us to talk about his vocation story, as well as his very recent experience of ordination.
We're back!
After a brief hiatus while Taylor was away on paternity leave, he and Father Mark are back with Father Adam in the studio to discuss the Kairos Year and the role of fatherhood in our lives.
Taylor and Father Mark help explain why you need to take a retreat and the ins and outs of how to go about doing that. They share their own experiences about retreats that they've taken and the practical tips that they have learned.
Now, go take a retreat!
Happy feast of St. Norbert! Well, technically it was on June 6th, but you get the point.
Father Mike Brennan, O.Praem, joins Taylor and Father Mark to tell his own vocation story, as well as discuss Norbertine Spirituality.
If you are a young man who is interested in discerning a religious vocation with the Norbertines, contact Father Mike here:
michael.brennan@snc.edu
Suffering is an inevitability in the human experience. This is not only self-evident in our individual experiences but is also clearly on display in Christ's own life. So how are we to understand human suffering and the Christian spiritual life? Taylor and Father Mark only scratch the surface on this complex topic during today's episode.
Salvifici Doloris: https://www.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/apost_letters/1984/documents/hf_jp-ii_apl_11021984_salvifici-doloris.html
We have our very first interview with a religious sister!
Taylor and Father Mark are joined this week by Sister Cecilia Joy, a Franciscan Sister of Christian Charity. Sister Cecilia shares her vocation story, how she discerned, and how other women can more deeply discern their own particular vocation.
The Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity can be found here: https://fscc-calledtobe.org/
It is the month of May and so it is also the month of Mary!
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss their own relationships to Mary as Mother and why it is so important for all of us to keep Mary as our model as we keep the end in mind.
Links:
The Fiat Prayer Society: https://gbvocations.org/fps
"Jesus and the Jewish Roots of Mary" by Brandt Pitre: https://www.amazon.com/Jesus-Jewish-Roots-Mary-Unveiling/dp/0525572732/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3GX7YQWZ04ENJ&dchild=1&keywords=jesus+and+the+jewish+roots+of+mary&qid=1620829231&sprefix=jesus+and+the+je%2Caps%2C204&sr=8-1
Buckle up, everyone.
Taylor and Father Mark are joined this week by Father Scott Valentyn and he tends to bring out the, let's say, more humorous side of both of us.
Father Scott shares his infectious joy and his vocation story, along with thoughts on the priesthood and discernment.
Please, if you would be so kind, leave a review and share with anyone you think would benefit from his insights and story.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss approaching Christ as the Divine Physician and why it is so important for our spiritual lives to see Him as such.
Well folks we did, we got an interview with the newly named, Bishop-elect Daniel Felton who will be serving as the 10th Bishop of the Diocese of Duluth, MN. Bishop-elect currently serves as the Vicar General in our Diocese of Green Bay and on the show he tells us his vocation story, what it is like to be named a Bishop, and his love for the Holy Spirit and the mission that He gives each of us.
Let's go back to basics when it comes to discernment. In this episode, Taylor and Father Mark discuss some of the most basic elements of discernment for the religious life, priesthood, and marriage.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark take their cue on from St. Francis de Sales and discuss spiritual distractions. They dive into how otherwise ordinary things can truly drag you away from the good things that Lord desires to give you, namely, Himself.
Christos Anesti!
This week, Taylor and Father Mark reflect on Easter, specifically the joy and hope that comes from truly allowing the Triduum to inform your entire life.
Be sure to renew your hope this Easter season so that, keeping the end in mind, you may always have the joy that comes from a life lived with Christ.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Father Daniel Schuster to discuss Holy Week and the Triduum. Father Mark and Father Schuster speak about what it is like from the perspective of the priest and how we can all enter more deeply into this sacred time.
Be sure to listen before Holy Week to take the tips that are discussed to heart and share with family and friends to help them enter more deeply as well.
It is finally here!
This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Father John Girotti, the Vicar for Canonical Services at the Diocese of Green Bay (don't worry, he explains what that means in the show).
Father John answers some of the questions that you all submitted with his usual dose of humor, pastoral care, and wisdom.
Be sure to submit any other questions that you may have to quovadpod@gmail.com because we will certainly have him back on the show to get to the questions that we missed and the others that will be submitted.
Thank you for your questions and for the ones that are yet to come!
Be sure to share this episode with anyone you think has some of the questions that we tackled.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Father José who shares his vocation story and how he came to know that God was calling him to be a priest.
Our hope from the beginning of this podcast was to sit down with people who are settled in their vocation and have them speak to how God worked in their hearts for them to know he was calling them. Father José's story will inspire you so be sure to share this with a friend or family who you think will benefit from hearing his story as well.
Be sure to also submit your question for Father John Girotti by Friday, March 19th to:
quovadpod@gmail.com. If you are one of the first 30 people to do so, we will send you a podcast sticker!
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss the final Lenten observance in our series, almsgiving. They open up some of the more ancient roots, why it is a necessary spiritual discipline, and also acknowledge the difficulty that surrounds it.
Be sure to submit your questions for Father Girotti to answer by emailing:
quovadpod@gmail.com and the guys will send you a sticker if you are one of the first 30 people to do so.
Continued Lenten blessings!
This week, continuing with the Lenten theme, Taylor and Father Mark discuss fasting. They discuss the need for fasting, experiences with it, and how to incorporate it more into your own spiritual life.
Be sure to submit your questions for Father John Girotti by emailing them to:
quovadpod@gmail.com
The first 30 people will receive a podcast sticker in the mail!
Lenten greetings to all!
To enter more fully into Lent, our Church asks the faithful to focus on prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. So, this week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss prayer.
They have a heartfelt discussion on the barriers to prayer, what prayer is supposed to be, and how you can start praying more starting now.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark sit down with Sara Scheunemann, a consecrated virgin in the Diocese of Green Bay.
Sara shares her story of conversion and how she knew the Lord was calling her to the vocation of consecrated virginity.
This a vocation that not many people know about so you are definitely not going to want to miss this episode.
We're back!
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss the vocation crisis that exists in both our Church nationally, and locally. They look at stats, discuss strategies, and share their own experiences and thoughts. Be sure to keep praying for vocations and be willing to do the long work of walking with people as they discern.
If you felt inspired by this podcast and would like to talk to someone about your vocation, reach out to us or to your vocation office and begin those discussions.
In the end, be not afraid.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss the Sacrament of Confession. They share some personal stories, why it is so necessary to your spiritual life, and Father Mark shares what it is like for him, as a priest, to hear confessions. At the end, they give a brief rundown on how to go to confession, just in case you may have forgotten.
If you have not been to confession in some time, please go. If you know someone who may struggle with going to confession, send them this episode as some encouragement.
Final note, do not be afraid. The Lord Jesus is waiting to offer you His boundless mercy.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Julianne Stanz, the Director of Parish Life and Evangelization at the Diocese of Green Bay. Julianne is an international speaker and author of several books including, "The Catechist's Backpack", " Developing Disciples for Christ", and "Start with Jesus".
Julianne shares stories from her time in ministry, what the USCCB has been working on, and how we can better reach young adults, all with her delightful Irish accent.
Father Mark is back!
In this episode, Taylor and Father discuss the Liturgy of the Hours. They explain what that is, why it is so important to the life of the Church and their personal lives, and how you can get started.
If you have a copy of the breviary and would like help setting your ribbons, check out this site that was mentioned in the podcast:
https://www.liturgyofthehours.org/todays-pages
In this bonus episode (because Taylor forgot to mention that Father Mark would be on vacation) Taylor briefly reflects on the New Year with the help of a beautiful prayer written by Thomas Merton.
In this Christmas episode, Taylor and Father Mark discuss the hope that comes from truly entering into the Christmas season, especially given the year that has taken place.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by His Excellency (yes, Taylor had to look that up first), David L. Ricken, Bishop of the Diocese of Green Bay. Bishop talks about his time as Vocation Director in Pueblo, CO., and the three of them discuss the joys and difficulties of discernment. This is one episode that you will not want to miss.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss the role and importance of silence in both the spiritual life and discernment. Drawing on the wisdom of Cardinal Sarah's book, "The Power of Silence: Against the Dictatorship of Noise" they dive into the difficulty of finding silence and practical ways to dive more deeply into it.
Check out Cardinal Sarah's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Power-Silence-Against-Dictatorship-Noise/dp/1621641910/ref=sr_1_1?crid=331DZFJMNFTI4&dchild=1&keywords=the+power+of+silence+by+cardinal+sarah&qid=1607976928&sprefix=the+power+of+sil%2Caps%2C225&sr=8-1
This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by the assistant vocation director for the Diocese of Green Bay, Father Adam Bradley. Father Adam talks about the Kairos Year and what that is, then the three of them discuss fatherhood and how the priesthood is not without fatherhood but rather contains some of its most important elements.
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In this introductory episode of the Quo Vadis? Podcast, the hosts, Taylor Geiger and Father Mark Mleziva, introduce themselves, the goal of the podcast, and what people can expect, all while sharing a good laugh.
They will be discussing the meaning and origin of the phrase, "Quo Vadis", as well as their own experiences and desires for the show.