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Archbishop Listecki and co-hosts Lydia LoCoco and Fr. Paul Hartmann speak with guests about topics important to Catholics.
With the same faith as Mary, let us become “weavers of hope” in our world, sharing who we are and what we have, so that the presence of Jesus may grow among us and his Kingdom take shape. —Pope Leo XIV
Our guests reflect on transforming society right here in our local communities. Archbishop Grob’s friends introduce us to the people they encounter and their stories as they weave hope into the world. Jackie Rekowski (Catholic Charities of Milwaukee) and Fr. Christopher Alt (Archdiocesan Prison Ministry) join us in the studio.
Retreats sound soothing and relaxing, but what exactly is a Catholic spiritual retreat? Our two guests share knowledge on choosing the type of retreat that will fit your spiritual needs and how it can transform and deepen your relationship with God.
Fr. Robert Kroll and Fr. James Kubicki from Saint Francis de Sales Seminary, two experts on Catholic retreats, are in the studio with our host, Meg Aspinwall. Tune in!
A poignant glimpse of Catholics upholding human dignity through their work and lives.
Archbishop Grob and friends reflect on human dignity with stories of hope, respect, and positive transformation. Hear about special initiatives to respectfully bury the pre-born and the unclaimed deceased and how bright new paths are created for women who've experienced trauma.
Joining Archbishop Grob are Megan O'Halloran (Franciscan Peacemakers), Jim Schutte (Catholic Cemeteries), and our host Beth Ulaszek (Archdiocese of Milwaukee).
Today’s podcast of Living Our Faith explores Adaptive Sacramental Preparation Kits. Our guests share how these kits positively impact individuals with autism and special needs – including them in the sacramental life of the Church!
To inquire about these kits, please contact Anh Claussen at the Archdiocese of Milwaukee
P: 414-831-8485
Today our guests share how the upcoming Catechetical Conference is an inspiring day of professional development and faith formation for all those who teach our Catholic faith. Joining us in the studio are Doug Ulaszek (Archdiocese of Milwaukee), Amelia Avila (St. John Paul II Parish, Milwaukee), and Fr. Joseph Heit (Northwest Parishes of Racine).
Learn more & register: https://www.archmil.org/events/2026-catechetical-conference-formation-day-for-leaders-and-catechists
Christ knows you deeply but do you know him?
Today we share a beautiful conversation on creating a heart-to-heart relationship with Christ and what it means to know him. Our guests share the many ways we can bring him into our personal lives and experience the richness of his love. Joining Archbishop Grob are Fr. Edward Sanchez, Al McCauley, and our host Beth Ulaszek
Three joyful new priests share their path to priesthood on this week’s Living Our Faith. Fathers Alexander Becker, Joel Kolb and Peter Danner were recently ordained for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and we are thrilled to share them in the studio with us. Formed at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary these are three of the six men who were ordained on May 16, 2026. Praise God.
Fr. Michael Wolfe of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee shares an amazing personal story of faith. His vocational path began in Milwaukee; then he served in the Dominican Republic and returned to Milwaukee, now serving as the vicar for Urban Ministry. His passion for working with many cultures is profound. Hear his story in this week’s episode of Living Our Faith.
An inspiring reflection with Archbishop Grob and friends, sharing personal stories of how they are drawn to Mary as a source of daily strength and a connection to Christ. Devotions and more are explored in this week’s Living Our Faith.
Joining Archbishop Grob are Fr. John Baumgardner, Fr. Sergio Rodriguez, and Meg Aspinwall from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Three men share their personal stories as they journey into the priesthood and experience the joy of ordination day, becoming transitional deacons. Deacons Jacob Bruns, Adam Widder, and Scott Zarling of Saint Francis de Sales Seminary share their amazing experiences on their path to priesthood.
Pope Leo XIV has proclaimed a Franciscan Jubilee Year from January 10, 2026, to January 10, 2027, marking the 800th anniversary of the passing of St. Francis of Assisi. Archbishop Grob and his “Franciscan” guests reflect on the saint's life and impact as well as the upcoming celebrations throughout the archdiocese.
Joining Archbishop Grob are Sr. Joanne Schatzlein, OSF (Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi), Fr. Bob Cook, OFM Conv (Basilica of St. Josaphat). Our host is Susan McNeil (Archdiocese of Milwaukee).
Jubilee Year details here: https://www.archmil.org/saint-francis-of-assisi-jubilee
Listen in as Fr. Sanchez reflects on how we can all be responsive to God’s love. His inspiring discussion includes his installation as Cathedral rector, what parishes offer on Divine Mercy Sunday, Saint Faustina, and the famous Divine Mercy painting.
Join us for prayer and a beautiful reading of the Stations of the Cross with Archbishop Grob, Fr. Brad Krawczyk and Margaret Rhody. Stabat Mater sung by Meg Aspinwall.
Celebrate and rediscover Saint Joseph, a gentle, quiet man who serves as a guide, guardian, and intercessor in difficult times.
Today, two priests and a father of a young family are reflecting on this beloved saint who is the Patron Saint of carpenters, families, fathers and more. Joining us are Fr. Brad Krawczyk, Fr. Joseph Heit, and Mark Schrauth.
Friendships between priests and laity create stronger parishes and faith communities. Hear how Fr. John LoCoco’s longtime friendship with a Catholic family enriches all of their lives, becoming a meaningful gift that ultimately brings joy!
Music has the power to carry us through the 40 days of the Lenten season. Discover what to listen for during Lent, how music is selected, and its connection to the readings, themes and symbolism of the season—ultimately carrying us towards Easter Sunday.
Joining us are two directors of liturgy and music: Julie HuebnerfromSt. Mary’s Visitation Parish in Elm Grove and Joseph Smaldino from the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in Milwaukee.
Our special guest, Fr. Edward Sanchez, the new rector of the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in downtown Milwaukee reflects on All Things Lent. Join us as he speaks about the joy of his new assignment and the 40 days that we journey with Christ.
Our special guests have accompanied actively dying individuals in hospice care facilities. Joining us are Kathleen Cepelka, a family and patient support volunteer at Aurora Zilber Family Hospice; and Rich Feder, Director of Respect Life Ministry, Archdiocese of Milwaukee, and a retired hospice nurse of 14 years.
The Madre Peregrina (Pilgrim Mother) statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe is coming to the Archdiocese of Milwaukee in February and March of 2026. Sharing all the highlights of this spiritual experience are Archbishop Jeffrey Grob, Fr. Juan Camacho, and Fr. Tim Oudenhoven. Listen in to hear all about her visit to theBasilica of St. Josaphat (Milwaukee) and Holy Family Catholic Community Fond du Lac with prayerful opportunities for all.
Register today for this experience as we expect a high turnout: https://www.guadalupewi.org/
Join Archbishop Grob as he reflects on Christian Unity with Susan McNeil from Archdiocese of Milwaukee.They discuss the importance of building relationships with people of different faiths in Milwaukee and the value of those relationships.
Faith & Prayer at Home: How familes can create their Domestic Church with Beth Ulaszek, Kelsey DeMarais, and Meg Aspinwall
Join Archbishop Grob and Fr. Brad Krawczyk for a reflection on A Christmas Carol.
The Christmas season is extra special this year because this is our first Christmas with Archbishop Grob. We’ve learned that one of his favorite books is A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Written over 180 years ago, it’s a story filled beautiful Christian messages of self-reflection and positive transformation aligning with our Catholic values.
Today, we are reflecting on the music and hymns of Advent that give life to the season as we await the birth of Jesus. Joining us in the studio to reflect on the sounds, songs and music of the Advent Season are Dr. Agnieszka Kosmecka (Director of Liturgical Music at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary), Dr. Benjamin Stone (Director of Liturgy and Music at Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology) and Deacon Andrew Swietlik (Seminarian, Saint Francis de Sales Seminary).
Today we’re championing teens and Catholic Culture with two individuals who love working with high school students in southeastern Wisconsin. Andrew Schueller (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Tiffany Topel (Life Teen) both develop fun, motivating faith formation programs for Catholic teens, bringing youth closer to God.
Archbishop Grob and Fr. Frad Krawczyk reflect on All Things Advent. From personal stories to spiritual insights, they prepare us for the special weeks leading up to the birth of Christ.
Vibrant, Active Campus Ministry with Fr. Andrew Infanger (Director of UW-Milwaukee Campus Ministry) and Andrew Schueller (Director of UW-Whitewater Campus Ministry).
Faith: It Starts at Home. A conversation with Anh Claussen (Associate Director of Evangelization & Catechesis, Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Dr. Kathie Amidei (Pastoral Associate, St. Anthony on the Lake).
Hear a compelling interview with Archbishop Grob, a specialist in the rite of exorcisms, who discusses evil and exorcisms and how keeping focused on Christ is the path to overcoming the darkness of evil.
Meet several of our outstanding 2025 Vatican II Award recipients who exemplify the Catholic Church’s vision. Joining us is Maureen Rotramel, Shiloh Buchman, Katy Robbins, and Nicholas Gross.
A Cherished Saint and the Excitement Surrounding the Upcoming Relics Visitation of Thérèse of Lisieux: Fr. Michael-Joseph Paris, OCD, is our guest from Holy Hill. He offers a personal reflection on her impact and discusses the special events scheduled for November 15-18, 2025.
Relics Visitation Details: https://www.holyhill.com/events/st-therese-of-lisieux-relics-visitation
Archbishop Grob reflects on Pope Francis' Jubilee Year letter, "Hope does not disappoint"—a beautiful guide for Catholics to live their lives beyond the Jubilee Year. Fr. Brad Krawczyk is our host.
For some people, living on a farm sounds romantic, for others it sounds like hard work but for today’s guest living on a farm in rural Wisconsin means living on a Catholic homestead with their family, experiencing both work and faith with an abundance of natural beauty and God’s love.
Joining us are, Meghan and Chris Suchomski, who live on a 14-acre Catholic Homestead in rural Wisconsin. They are parishioners at St. Theresa of Avila Catholic Church in Eagle, Wisconsin. Their pastor also joins us, Fr. Jordan Berghouse.
Archbishop Grob and fellow priests reflect on the beautiful immigrant communities within our local parishes who are the heart of the Catholic Church. Fr. Juan Camacho and Fr. Mike Wolfe share how Catholic immigrant families have an amazing sense of faith and consider their parish to be at the center of their lives. Hear how parishes in Milwaukee and Racine are supportive towards immigrants, migrants, and refugees and how Catholic Social Teaching connects everything together.
Our guests are Fr. Mike Wolfe, who is the pastor of several Milwaukee parishes including All Saints Catholic Church, Milwaukee and Fr. Juan Camacho, pastor of the Catholic Community of Eight in Racine.
Maybe you find yourself drifting away from your faith, perhaps you’re angry with God, or have lost the desire to attend Mass. Our guest, Fr. Andrew Linn has an authentic, down-to-earth reflection with Lydia LoCoco to help you find your way back to God. Join us for this heartfelt talk.
Get to know the mission of Catholic Charities and the vision of their new CEO, Paul Eberle. Along with him is the Most Reverend James T. Schuerman, Auxiliary Bishop of Milwaukee who is the new chaplain for Catholic Charities as well.
For over 100 years, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee has served the needs of people affected by poverty and has provided professional social services with dignity and respect for those they serve. Learn more by visiting https://www.ccmke.org/Catholic-Charities.htm.
More than ever, archdiocesan parishes and schools are dedicated to offering faith formation programs and Masses for special needs students. Today, meet three amazing Catholics who are shaping how we bring Christ to youth with special needs.
Our guests are Anh Claussen (Associate Director Evangelization & Catechesis | Child Formation, Archdiocese of Milwaukee), Christina Spindler (Director of Journey Ministry, St. Francis Cabrini, West Bend) and Lauren Beckmann (OCIA Coordinator, St. Robert Parish, Shorewood).
God has recently blessed us with new priests! Stories of faith, discernment, and the beauty of ordination are shared in this week’s NEW episode of Living Our Faith. We are thrilled to have our new priests in the studio with Fr. Brad Krawczyk. Joining us are Fathers Timothy Sanchez, Brady Gagne, and Aaron Siehr who received their faith formation at Saint Frances de Sales Seminary.
Travels to Rome and meeting the Pope—an exciting prelude to the upcoming Pallium Lecture!
Join Archbishop Grob, Fr. Justin Kizewski, and host Lydia LoCoco as they chat about recent and upcoming Pallium events on the archdiocesan podcast, Living Our Faith.
Register for the 2025 Pallium Lecture here: https://www.archmil.org/bishops/Pallium-Lecture-Series.htm.
Our sacred spaces are places to encounter the Lord Jesus, experience His love, and be inspired to go out and live the Gospel. These places have a long, rich history but do, however, need restoration and renovation. Today, on Living Our Faith, we will look at two of those sacred spaces, Gesu Parish and Saint Francis de Sales Seminary, to hear about renovations that will sustain them for years to come.
Joining us are Fr. Luke Strand (Saint Francis de Sales Seminary) and Fr. Michael Simone (Church of Gesu, Milwaukee), who share the details and their excitement for the renovations of our sacred spaces. Fr. Brad Krawczyk is the host.
We are extremely fortunate to have the lead office for the Pope's Worldwide Prayer Network in Milwaukee. Fr. Phil Hurley and Fr. Joe Laramie, two of its leaders, will join us to discuss the mission of the prayer network and its dedication to the Heart of Jesus. Join our host, Lydia LoCoco, for this enlightening Catholic conversation.
Our neighbors face eviction, health issues, unpaid bills, and job loss. Hunger, homelessness, and poverty can result from any of these. Today, we share the success stories of two groups that reflect God’s love through the services that they provide. The Open Door Café and St. Vincent de Paul, Waukesha, both of whom know the poor by name, help people through difficult times with dignity and respect.
Our special guests are Idalia Nieves-Reyes (Open Door Café,Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist) and Rob Shelledy and Mary Freisleben (St. Vincent de Paul, Waukesha), who see the face of Christ in everyone they serve.
How can the hurt of difficult marital or divorce periods be overcome? Do we keep the pain hidden or do we seek God's love and help from others?
In today's podcast, Archbishop Grob and Lydia LoCoco and reflect on addressing difficult times in marriage or divorce and the first steps in healing. Doug Ulaszek and Edell Schaefer, our special guests, talk about archdiocesan programs that offer support for engaged couples or married couples and provide healing for those experiencing divorce.
Doug Ulaszek speaks on Unveiled: Couples’ Retreat which will be held July 17-19, 2025, at St. Monica Parish. Discover how passion, purpose, and intimacy can be strengthened or restored in your marriage. Register here https://jpiihealingcenter.org/unveiled/.
Edell Schaefer discusses A Day of Healing: Beyond Divorce which is held twice a year. Whether you are still in the process of divorcing, or you have been divorced for years, this retreat is offered to all. Explore divorce in a deeper, gentler way, including presentations that guide you in a relationship with yourself, with God and with others. Contact the Office for Evangelization at 414-758-2211 for more info.
Books for adults, books for kids—we’ve got a stack of great recommendations! Three Catholic parents reveal their favorite titles to enlighten you and your kids throughout the summer and beyond.
Join Lydia LoCoco and her friends, Beth Ulaszek from Evangelization and Mark Schrauth from the Salzman Library, as they share their summer reading list.
The need for knowledgeable and effective pastoral staffs in our parishes is great, but what are the resources for parishioners who aren’t sure on how to get started?
Today’s show explores an archdiocesan initiative that guides parishioners, or the “laity” who are not ordained clergy towards a path to receive professional training so they may work in their parish.
Our guests from the Lay Initiative Office, Brenda Cline and Meg Aspinwall, share all of the options that the Archdiocese of Milwaukee offers to get you on the path to becoming trained to work on your parishes’ pastoral staff. And we’ll hear an inspiring testimony from Caitlin Raether (St. Robert’s Parish), who’s currently studying in the Cor Unum program today.
https://www.archmil.org/Lay-Ministry.htm.
This week's NEW podcast episode has inspiring stories of accepting God’s invitation to Priesthood.
They were all planning to become engineers but took an unexpected yet joyous path to priesthood. Recently, Joel Kolb, Alex Becker, and Andrew Swietlik were ordained to the Transitional Diaconate. They share their personal vocational journeys and what life is like at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary, offering an inside look at prayer, formation, and brotherhood.
Visit thinkpriest.org to explore becoming a Catholic priest for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Connecting to Christ and His Creation through the Catholic Ecology Center
The Catholic Ecology Center in Neosho, WI, is a wonderful oasis of nature and Catholic spirituality. Inspired by Pope Francis, the center welcomes people of all ages. Our guests share with us everything the center has to offer and its connection to Pope Francis’ letter, Laudato si' (on care for our common home).
Joining us are from the CEC are Joe Meyer, Executive Director and Jackie Lesperance, Program Coordinator. Fr. Andrew Linn, the pastor of St. Anthony in Menomonee Falls also joins us to reflect on connecting to Christ and his creation.
Visit the Catholic Ecology Center to find out more. https://catholicecologycenter.org/
“There was a lot that was offered by this Holy Father.” — Fr. Brad Krawczyk
In today's podcast, priests and friends share their own experiences and perspectives on the impact of Pope Francis. Listen in, as we reflect on Pope Francis' influence and anticipate the next conclave.
Today's guests are Bishop Jeffrey Haines of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, Fr. Michael Simone, S.J., the pastor of Gesu in Milwaukee, and Rev. Paul Hartmann, the Associate General Secretary of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). Fr. Brad Krawczyk is our host.
Great opportunities and programs exist for youth and teens to have a fun and engaging Catholic summer. Our guests share a variety of ideas to keep children learning about and living out their faith throughout the summer break.
Kim Slizewski from St. Peter, Slinger, describes the Totus Tuus Summer Faith Program, Andrew Schueller from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee talks about the Love Begins Here program, and Sami Tayler from St. Dominic, Brookfield, gives details about their Summer Camps & Mission Trips for youth.
Join Fathers Brad Krawczyk and Joseph Heit for a fascinating and lively discussion as they reflect on the three days leading up to Jesus' Resurrection. They share the significance of scripture, music, and symbolism – many aspects you may not know about.
Honoring those who have abundantly given their time, talent, or treasure to enhance the vibrancy of our Catholic schools is today’s conversation. Recently, the Catholic Schools Dinner honored the recipients of the Seton Awards and the Catholic Herald Teacher Awards here in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
In this episode, we will meet two of them, and our superintendent will share his insights on our excellent Catholic schools. Our guests are from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, including Ed Foy, Superintendent of Catholic Schools; Seton Award recipient Catherine LaDien, principal of St. Jude, Wauwatosa; and Lidia Benitez, St. Adalbert, Milwaukee, a SPARK & middle school math teacher, who received a Catholic Herald Teacher Award.
Visit our school's page at https://www.catholicschoolnearme.org/.
Spending time with the Blessed Sacrament creates a special closeness with Christ and Mary. Our guests today reflect on Eucharistic Adoration and its history, and we will learn how these two parishes offer Perpetual Adoration around the clock.
Joining us are Fr. Matthew Widder, pastor of the Waukesha Catholic Community, and Fr. Philip Schumaker, pastor of St. Mary’s Visitation, Elm Grove.
To find a parish with Adoration, visit https://www.archmil.org/Parishes/Find-a-Devotion.htm.
Archbishop Grob and guests offer a beautiful and inspiring reflection on the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Our guests share their insights on the upcoming offering of 12 Hours of Reconciliation on April 9, 2025, for Catholics throughout the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Fr. Jerry Herda offers suggestions on making confession easier and more approachable. Anh Claussen shares a personal impact story on Reconciliation, and Jenni Oliva has all the details.
Join us on April 9, 2025, for 12 Hours of Reconciliation. Find locations and times here https://www.archmil.org/Pray-Reconcile-Rejoice
All of our guests today are from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. The Most Rev. Jeffrey S. Grob is the Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Fr. Jerry Herda is the pastor of St. Matthias Catholic Church, Milwaukee. Anh Clausen is the Associate Director of Evangelization & Catechesis and Child Formation. Jenni Oliva is the Director of Archdiocesan Events and Special Projects.
As part of the Jubilee Year, Archbishop Grob is inviting civilly married couples to explore having their union validated in the Church. In today’s episode, our guests explain convalidation and how the Catholic Church recognizes marriages, and they share how the Tribunal Office of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee can help.
Joining us are Zabrina Decker, JCD (Tribunal Chancellor/Canon Lawyer, Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Fr. John LoCoco, JCL (Judicial Vicar, Archdiocese of Milwaukee). Visit https://www.archmil.org/offices/tribunal.htm to learn more about the Tribunal Office.
An in-depth look at the Jubilee Year with Archbishop Grob, Fr. Phillip Bogacki (Christ King) Parish) and Dr. Dan Scholz (Marquette University). Everything you need to know is shared by our guests in a down-to-earth way.
Learn more here https://www.archmil.org/About-Archdiocese-Milwaukee/Jubilee-2025.htm.
The Path to Milwaukee – An Exclusive Interview with Archbishop Grob
As we debut a new format of Living Our Faith, we are excited to share with you an exclusive interview with Archbishop Jeffrey Grob. He shares with us family stories, his vocation call, that special call from Rome, and his interests.
The Archdiocese of Milwaukee invites you to hear our weekly audio program featuring inspiring Catholic conversations with guests from around the Archdiocese. Lydia LoCoco and Fr. Brad Krawczyk are the hosts and Archbishop Jeffrey Grob joins in as a special guest.
The Zeal for the Lord's House Campaign is an exciting initiative to ensure the next 100 years of priestly formation at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary. Hear from Fr. Luke Strand (Seminary Rector) and Kevin Steiner (Zeal campaign chairperson) on how this exciting campaign of Christian service is benefiting the future of our faith.
To support this amazing initiative, visit https://www.sfs.edu/Zeal. Thank you!
Archbishop Listecki’s guest, Fr. Patrick Behling offers a beautiful reflection on the Sacraments of Healing.
New priests reflect on the Sacrament of Holy Orders: Join us for a joyful episode with three of our recently ordained priests. They share their personal experiences, reflecting on everything from embracing God’s call to the priesthood, the support from their families, to the beauty of ordination day.
Fathers Kevin Durand, Zachary Galante, and Dominic Lazzaron from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are guests of Archbishop Listecki.
Men considering the priesthood can visit thinkpriest.org for great resources!
Celebrating God’s Grace through the Sacraments: Join us for this enlightening conversation reflecting on the beauty and grace of the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist. Archbishop Listecki’s guest, Fr. Patrick Behling discusses how these Sacraments move us closer to God’s call of holiness.
This episode is 2 of 4 in a series Celebrating God’s Grace through the Sacraments.
Fr. Tim Kitzke has the great joy of bringing young couples into the Church through the Sacrament of Marriage. He has witnessed and celebrated hundreds of marriages, guiding couples towards a deeper relationship with God. Join us for this enlightening conversation with Archbishop Listecki, Lydia LoCoco, and Fr. Tim Kitzke as they discuss the rich tradition of preparing couples for marriage in the Catholic Church.
Fr. Tim Kitzke is the rector of the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist and pastor of Family of Five Parishes Milwaukee’s east side.
This episode is 1 of 4 in a series Celebrating God’s Grace through the Sacraments.
Join us for Archbishop Jerome Listecki’s final show of Living Our Faith. Our shepherd and friend, is retiring and we are so thankful for the many shows he's graciously done over the years. Archbishop’s guests include Fr. Paul Hartmann, Jerry Topczewski, and more. Lydia LoCoco co-hosts as Archbishop looks back at the show and his time serving in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Join us for a reflection on Bishop Richard Sklba. His brother Paul Sklba and friend, Fr. Joe Juknialis, share stories about his life.
Three of our leaders from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee share their insights on the anticipation of the next Archbishop of Milwaukee, who was named on November 4, 2024.
Archbishop Listecki’s guests, Susan McNeil, Fr. Brad Krawczyk, and Fr. Phillip Bogacki, will reflect on Bishop Jeffrey Grob, our incoming archbishop as his installation approaches on January 14, 2025.
Visit archmil.org to learn more about Archbishop-Designate Grob and the celebrations that will be livestreamed.
Air date 01.03.2025
Celebrating Midnight Mass!
For many Catholics (and non-Catholics), midnight Mass on Christmas Eve is one of their favorite Masses of the year, and today this beloved tradition is reflected upon by our friends at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist. Fr. Tim Kitzke, Cathedral rector, and Joseph Smalldindo, their director of music, reflect on the beautiful music and the joy of midnight Mass.
Midnight Mass will be broadcast LIVE on WISN-TV (channel 12) on Christmas Eve and livestreamed as well. Follow the YouTube link to watch; however, all are welcome to attend
Mass!
Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrw_JySXFU94eYPgE_ILokQ
Website: https://www.stjohncathedral.org/
Anne Haines, founder and executive director of the Bakhita House located in Milwaukee, joins Archbishop Listecki today. The Bakhita House offers hope and healing to women survivors of sex trafficking and exploitation. Listen to the show and then visit https://stbakhitahouse.org/ to learn more and consider a donation to the Bakhita House.
Air date 12/13/24
Your gift does God’s work: Impact stories from the Catholic Stewardship Appeal with Dan Kowalski, Deacon Dale Nees, and Emily Davenport. Please help support the CSA. Visit https://www.archmil.org/2024-Catholic-Stewardship-Appeal.htm
Airdate: 12/06/2024
A reflection on the Ten Commandments with Fr. John Paul Mitchell from Saint Francis de Sales Seminary.
The Zeal for the Lord's House Campaign is an exciting initiative to ensure the next 100 years of priestly formation at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary. Hear from Fr. Luke Strand (Seminary Rector) and Kevin Steiner (Zeal campaign chairperson) on how this exciting campaign of Christian service is benefiting the future of our faith.
To support this amazing initiative, visit https://www.sfs.edu/Zeal. Thank you!
Note: This show will air on Relevant Radio 11/29/24.
The Emmaus 90 program returns in 2025! Hear impact stories from the organizers and participants of how the 90-day experience brought them closer to Christ.
Listen in and then register by December 10, 2024. Visit: https://www.archmil.org/evangelization/Eucharistic-Revival/Emmaus-90.htm
New Episode: Today, we celebrate six Black Catholics on the Road to Sainthood—Fr. Augustus Tolton, Pierre Toussant, Sister Thea Bowman, Julia Greeley, Mother Henrietta Delille, and Mother Mary Lange.
Archbishop Listecki's special guest is the Most Reverend Joseph Perry (Archdiocese of Chicago). Bishop Perry shares his knowledge on each of these amazing individuals who, with great spirit, served God in wonderful ways. Listen in!
Today we celebrate three Catholics from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee who recently received a Vatican II Award for distinguished service to the Church and society.
Joining us are John Marek (Award for Leadership in Administration), Deacon Jim Leggett (Award for Leadership in the Permanent Diaconate), and Jennifer Osorio (St. John Paul II Award for Youth & Young Adult Leadership).
Congratulations to our 2024 recipients! Learn more here https://www.archmil.org/Vatican2Awards.htm.
How to get started on end-of-life-planning: Talking about death and dying is difficult, yet this candid discussion will prepare you for those conversations and the steps you can take in advance. Archbishop Listecki’s guests talk us through a basic introduction to Catholic burials and end of life planning.
Today’s guests are Father Phillip Bogacki (Christ King & St. Bernard Parishes), Sharon Hanson (Legal Counsel, Archdiocese of Milwaukee ), and Mary Thiel (Director of Catholic Cemeteries).
Fr. Andrew Kysely (St. Joseph, Big Bend) and Fr. Jacob Strand (St. Francis Cabrini & Immaculate Conception, West Bend) chat about their hobbies with Archbishop Listecki.
An interview with the Most Reverend Gerard W. Battersby, the newest bishop of La Crosse, WI. On March 19, 2024, His Holiness Pope Francis named Bishop Battersby as the 11th Bishop of the Diocese of La Crosse.
Hear a beautiful conversation on becoming a deacon with two newly ordained deacons, Aaron Jeske and John Murray. Also joining us is Deacon Dale Nees (Director of Deacon Formation), who'll offer insights on preparing men as they discern the call to the permanent diaconate for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Visit the Deacon Formation page at https://www.archmil.org/offices/Diaconate.htm.
Through a personal journey, Fr. Brian Mason (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) shares a story of hope, healing, and recovery from alcohol addiction through the Catholic lens.
The positive impact of Catholic education is reflected upon by Edward Foy, Superintendent of Catholic Schools, and Archbishop Listecki.
Doug Ulaszek (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Sister Augusta Nickel (Dominican Sister of St. Celecia/Nashville) have a wonderful discussion with Archbishop Listecki on Raising Saints in the Modern World and family prayer.
Join us for an uplifting reflection on the 2024 National Eucharistic Congress – the historic event that brought together over 50,000 Catholics this past summer. Our guests share personal stories and exciting highlights of how the immense gathering impacted their faith. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are Fr. Dan Janasik and parishioner Danielle Beer from St Leonard’s in Muskego.
The Catholic Benefits Association advocates, supports, and litigates for the rights of Catholic Employers in the areas of employment law and healthcare benefits. Joining us from the CBA are Doug Wilson (CEO) and Martin Nussbaum (General Counsel) to talk about current issues.
Exploring pro-life and the traditional family with Fr. Javier Bustos of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Prison Ministry with Fr. John Radetski and Deacon Tom Hunt who serve in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Saint Francis de Sales Seminary continues to grow, and Fr. Michael Malucha, our new vocations director, will guide it into the future.
Bishop Richard Sklba and Fr. James Lobacz join Archbishop Listecki for a reflection on the contributions of retired senior priests—their importance and what life is like after they retire.
Listen in to get all of the exciting details on the events and processions happening during the Eucharistic Pilgrimage on June 18-26, 2024.
The Archdiocese of Milwaukee's Margaret Rhody and Jenni Oliva discuss the Catholic experiences taking place throughout the Marian Route (southeastern Wisconsin) during the pilgrimage, how you participate, and the special Mass and Eucharistic Procession that will take place on June 23, 2024 in Milwaukee.
Visit the website for more details on the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage.
https://www.archmil.org/evange.../Eucharistic-Pilgrimage.htm
New priests reflect on the Sacrament of Holy Orders: Join us for a joyful episode with three of our recently ordained priests. They share their personal experiences, reflecting on everything from embracing God’s call to the priesthood, the support from their families, to the beauty of ordination day.
Fathers Kevin Durand, Zachary Galante, and Dominic Lazzaron from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are guests of Archbishop Listecki.
Men considering the priesthood can visit thinkpriest.org for great resources!
Celebrating God’s Grace through the Sacraments: Join us for this enlightening conversation reflecting on the beauty and grace of the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist. Archbishop Listecki’s guest, Fr. Patrick Behling discusses how these Sacraments move us closer to God’s call of holiness.
This episode is 2 of 4 in a series Celebrating God’s Grace through the Sacraments.
Natural Family Planning with the Experts: What is it, how does it work, and the resources that the archdiocese offers are shared in this episode of Living Our Faith.
Archbishop Listecki's guests, Tori Franke (Natural Family Planning Coordinator, Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Dr. Richard Fehling (Institute for Natural Family Planning, Marquette University) explore bringing new life into the world through natural family planning methods.
Essential Natural Family Planning resources can be found here https://www.archmil.org/naturalfertilitycare.
Need help deciding the best method of NFP? Schedule a consultation with Tori Franke https://calendly.com/torifranke.
A spectacular Eucharistic Pilgrimage will make its way through southeastern Wisconsin June 18-26, 2024, traveling through our Catholic communities with special Masses and events. Archbishop Listecki’s guests discuss the excitement and how you can experience the pilgrimage as it stops at more than 50 of our parishes, retreat centers, and Marian shrines.
Joining us today is one of the Perpetual Pilgrims on the journey, Danielle Schmitz, as well as Margaret Rhody and Fr. John Paul Mitchell (Archdiocese of Milwaukee), who are championing this once-in-a-lifetime procession with the Blessed Sacrament. Hear all of the details on Living Our Faith.
Visit the website for all of the event details https://www.archmil.org/evangelization/Eucharistic-Pilgrimage.htm
Fr. Tim Kitzke has the great joy of bringing young couples into the Church through the Sacrament of Marriage. He has witnessed and celebrated hundreds of marriages, guiding couples towards a deeper relationship with God. Join us for this enlightening conversation with Archbishop Listecki, Lydia LoCoco, and Fr. Tim Kitzke as they discuss the rich tradition of preparing couples for marriage in the Catholic Church.
Fr. Tim Kitzke is the rector of the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist and pastor of Family of Five Parishes Milwaukee’s east side.
This episode is 1 of 4 in a series Celebrating God’s Grace through the Sacraments.
How to get started on end-of-life-planning: Talking about death and dying is difficult, yet this candid discussion will prepare you for those conversations and the steps you can take in advance. Archbishop Listecki’s guests talk us through a basic introduction to Catholic burials and end-of-life planning.
Today’s guests are Father Phillip Bogacki (Christ King & St. Bernard Parishes), Sharon Hanson (Legal Counsel, Archdiocese of Milwaukee ), and Mary Thiel (Director of Catholic Cemeteries).
Author Michael Heinlein joins us to discuss his recent book, Glorifying Christ: The Life of Cardinal Francis E. George, O.M.I.
A native Chicagoan who suffered from polio, Cardinal Francis George (1937–2015) served as Archbishop of Chicago and became an immense champion of the Catholic faith. Author Michael Heinlein offers us a glimpse into the Cardinal’s life—a priest who loved God, the Church, and its people.
Today’s guests will get you motivated and thinking about Holy Week on a whole new level. Joining us are Fr. Phillip Bogacki and Dr. Dan Scholz. Together with Archbishop Listecki, they present the Gospels of Holy Week through a personal and down-to-earth spiritual discussion. Fr. Brad Krawczyk is today’s co-host.
An uplifting conversation with great people doing great work. Today, two leaders of the Urban Ministry, Fr. Tim Kitzke and Shandra Johnson talk about what the ministry sets out to achieve through their presence in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Learn more by visiting https://www.archmil.org/UrbanMinistry.
Sr. Isabel Bracero joins us for a beautiful reflection on Our Lady and the Most Holy Eucharist. This is the final episode of our 10-part series on the timeline of The Most Holy Eucharist and it's a great listen. Archbishop Listecki’s guest, Sr. Isabel is with the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary of Waukesha, WI.
Changing Lives Through Education: Many underprivileged Catholic parishioners desire a GED or a college degree but need financial assistance to achieve their educational goals. Today’s episode of Living Our Faith explores the relatively new and unique Tolton Catholic Scholars Program, designed to specifically help Catholics who are active in their parish receive financial aid to pursue their education.
Bianca Alva, a recipient of the Tolton scholarship, shares her life-changing experience of receiving one, and Dr. Kathleen Cepelka and Jon Baranko discuss how and why they started this critical program in underserved parishes of the archdiocese. Listen in!
To learn more or to give to the program, visit https://www.archmil.org/offices/social-justice/Tolton-Catholic-Scholars.htm.
The Sunday Gospels strike a chord within us, inspiring transformation, repentance, love, and mercy, yet the Sunday Gospels during Lent are especially profound and moving as Jesus comes to terms with his identity. Grow closer to God during these 40 days by joining Archbishop Listecki and his guest, Fr. Ricardo Martín, as they reflect on the five Sunday Gospels of Lent, offering meaning and understanding to scripture.
Fr. Ricardo Martín is the pastor of St. Adalbert parish and the Vice-Chancellor of the Chancery Office at the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Pilgrimage to Poland (Honoring the Life of Pope Saint Paul II)
Archbishop Listecki invites you to hear a wonderful reflection on his recent pilgrimage to Poland. The archbishop and his friends look back at their amazing spiritual journey of prayer and religious history during their 10-day pilgrimage.
The archbishop's guests are Cindy Morton, Sharon deGuzman, and Nicole deGuzman from Christ King Parish in Wauwatosa, and Fr. Edward John Zemlik (St. Joseph's Indian School, South Dakota).
“We become what we receive in a beautiful way.” Today’s guest, Fr. John LoCoco reflects on receiving and experiencing the Eucharist in our modern lives. Join Archbishop Listecki as he continues to explore the timeline of the Eucharist in episode 9 of the Most Holy Eucharist series. Listen below in the Facebook player.
Fr. John is the Vocations Director at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary. Visit thinkpriest.org to explore a life of serving God.
Art historian Dr. Elizabeth Lev reveals how Catholic art reflects the truth of the Good News through beauty as it communicates faith in a powerful way. This wonderful conversation is a prelude to Archbishop Listecki’s annual Pallium Lecture (Feb. 15), in which Dr. Lev will offer a deeply insightful visual presentation on the beauty of Catholic art and the meaning behind famous works of art focusing on the Sacraments.
Listen to the episode and then sign up for Dr. Lev’s presentation, " How Catholic Art Saved the Faith — The Triumph of Beauty and Truth" at 7 p.m. on February 15, 2024, at the Brookfield Conference Center.
Register for the Pallium Lecture here https://www.archmil.org/bishops/Pallium-Lecture-Series.htm
Dr. Mike Brummond continues Archbishop Listecki's conversation on the Most Holy Eucharist with an insightful look at the development of the liturgical movement and how it came to be. Dr. Brummond is the Associate Professor of Systematic Studies at Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology.
Hope and Healing After an Abortion: Archbishop Listecki and his guests discuss a special archdiocesan program, Project Rachel, which helps those dealing with the aftermath of abortion. We’ll hear how Project Rachel offers hope and healing through a confidential, free, and non-judgmental service.
Joining us from Project Rachel are Deacon Jim Mathias (Respect Life Ministry Director) and Colleen Kremer (Project Rachel Coordinator), who discuss how the service works and the power of God’s love and compassion even after abortion. Listen here _______________.
To find out more, visit https://www.archmil.org/projectrachel, or simply call the helpline at (414) 389-8822 or email ProjectRachel@archmil.org. Project Rachel is a private and confidential experience.
Meet three of our newly ordained priests from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. They will share their faith journeys and how they envision themselves serving God and our Catholic communities.
Joining Archbishop Listecki are Fr. Kevin Tanel (Associate Pastor, Holy Family Fond du Lac), Fr. Michael Courchaine (Associate Pastor, Lumen Christi, Mequon), and Fr. Joseph Heit (Associate Pastor, Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, and the Family of Five Parishes on Milwaukee’s East Side).
To learn more about becoming a Catholic priest, visit Thinkpriest.org.
Archbishop Listecki’s guests discuss all things Christmas including carols, traditions, and the crèche. Joining us are Fr. Bob Cook, OFM Conv (Rector/Pastor, Basilica of St. Josephat, Milwaukee), and Brian McLinden, Director of the Archdiocesan Choir.
Archbishop Listecki’s guest, Fr. Michael Maher S. J. discusses the Most Holy Eucharist during the Council of Trent (16th century) and the Protestant Reformation.
Archbishop Listecki's guest, Fr. Patrick Behling, discusses The Most Holy Eucharist in the Middle Ages (13th century) and Saint Thomas Aquinas.
Two priests in one family: Today we meet Fr. Rod Ermatinger, pastor of the Little Flower Parish in Montana, serving the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, and Fr. Cliff Ermatinger, a priest with the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Each brother serves in different ways and today they'll share their faith journeys and the road to priesthood. Fr. Rod Ermatinger also has great stories of serving on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Montanna. Join us!
Our guests are Michael Diego Vázquez, Janat Davis, and Cindi Petre, three outstanding Catholics who are recipients of the 2023 Vatican II Awards. Join us as they share their personal and inspiring faith journeys with us.
Join Archbishop Listecki for a great conversation with Fr. Tim Kitzke, the new rector of the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist. Fr. Tim shares his vision for the cathedral and its surrounding parishes.
Eusebius of Caesarea through St. Gregory the Great (4th century through 6th century/very beginning of 7th century., Guest: Fr. John Gibson Bishop and Fr. Justin Kizewski
St. Clement of Rome through St. Cyprian of Carthage (end of 1st century through 3rd century), Guest: Fr. Justin Weber and Fr. Justin Kizewski
The Most Holy Eucharist in the New Testament, with a focus on Epistles (Paul), the Book of Hebrews, and the Catholic Letters of Timothy and Titus. Saints Timothy & Titus c. 90., Guest: Fr. José Nieto
We are delighted to welcome Dr. Agnieszka Kosmecka to Living Our Faith. Dr. Kosmecka, who comes to us from Poland, is the Director of Liturgical Music at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary. We'll learn about her lifelong passion for music and how she instructs our seminarians on the intricate vocal skills needed to perform sacred songs. We’ll also play several beautiful recordings of our seminarians singing. Join us!
Archbishop Listecki speaks with Ed Foy, the recently named Superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests, Deacons Michael Courchaine and Joseph Heit, who’ll share personal and inspirational stories on their journey to serving God.
The Most Holy Eucharist in the New Testament Gospels, focus on the John’s Gospel and the symbols of wine and water. Saint John c. 95 Focus on John’s Gospel, Guest: Fr. Kevin Barnekow
The Last Supper and Early Christian Communities, AD 33 Biblical pre-figurements of the Most Holy Eucharist (Old Testament), Guest: Fr. John Paul Mitchell
Wives of Deacons – Appreciating Their Role in the Catholic Church: Today we talk with two wives whose husbands are deacons. These incredible women share stories of the special relationship they share with their husbands and what a gift the diaconate is to their family. Learn about the unique archdiocesan program that supports the wives of deacons through religious education, faith and friendship — Archbishop Listecki invites you to listen in!
Our guests today are Suzanne Nickolai and Julie Van Zeeland with Maritza Espino (Associate Director of Pastoral Formation). To learn more, please visit https://www.archmil.org/offices/Diaconate.htm.
Is Archbishop Listecki a fan of the Bosch detective book series? Find out by listening to our annual book review show on Living Our Faith! “Why Be Catholic?” “A Catholic Pilgrimage through American History,” and “Gift from the Sea” are just some of the books reviewed by Archbishop and his guests. Joining us is Mark Schrauth the director of the Salzmann Library at St. Francis de Sales Seminary.
Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests, Deacons Dennis Beltre Charles Luke and David Sweeney, who share inspirational stories as they journey on the path to priesthood. Wonderful stories of growing up Catholic, making the decision to serve God, and the excitement of the transitional ordination are explored.
We are just a few weeks away from the June 10, 2023 Eucharistic Congress in Milwaukee – a Saturday morning of formation and celebration of our love of the Eucharist. Tune in this week to hear Archbishop Listecki discuss this special Eucharistic Revival event with guests Margaret Rhody and Fr. Matthew Widder. Together, they’ll share the vision and mission of the Eucharistic Revival and what it all means for Catholics in our archdiocese and beyond. Listen in to hear all the details about this amazing day of faith, and plan on joining us June 10, 2023 event at the Mary Mother of the Church Pastoral Center. https://archmil.regfox.com/archdiocesan-eucharistic-congress
Behind the Scenes of a Church on a Mission: The 2014 Synod assembly, called for by Archbishop Listecki, was a bold move to trust the Holy Spirit to guide us toward spiritual renewal and a compelling vision for the future. Now nine years later, the fruits of that Synod are a reality. Archbishop Listecki’s guests, Susan McNeil and Fr. Phillip Bogacki, dedicated to that mission, will share the accomplishments of the Synod.
Trekking the globe on missionary work or studying religious art in Rome – whatever priests choose for a sabbatical, the intent is to reenergize, connect with others, and deepen their faith and prayer life. Archbishop Listecki’s guests Fathers Ricardo Martin and Jim Volkert share their sabbatical stories – the “how” and “why” they took a sabbatical and what they’ve learned for their next chapter of priesthood. Fr. Tim Kitzke is today’s co-host and it will be a great episode!
We are incredibly fortunate to have so many people who contribute to Catholic education. Today, we're discussing the wonderful people who give their time, talent, and treasure to support and grow our schools. We will also learn about the recent Seton Award recipients (Fr. Jim Lobacz, Donna Bembenek, and the Michaels Family), who inspired and spearheaded efforts in Catholic education. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are Dr. Kathleen Cepelka and Brice Varick, two seasoned administrators of Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Take a spiritual journey through Holy Week as we explore one of the most anticipated Masses of the year, the Chrism Mass. Archbishop Listeck and his guest, Fr. Brad Krawczyk share insights on the most important week of the liturgical year. Together, they will offer us a beautiful reflection on how the unity of our Church is symbolized by this particular Mass.
If we are not able to forgive, our hearts remain closed to God’s mercy. Today, we have a "must-hear" episode that explores one of the most difficult challenges we face in the human experience: forgiveness. Two insightful experts join Archbishop Listecki and Fr. Pat Heppe to discuss the path of forgiveness from both a theological and a psychological perspective, and how we can learn to do so. Guests Fr. John Burns (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Dr. Robert Enright (International Forgiveness Institute) explain the Healing Power of Forgiveness.
When you and God are too far apart, the Sacrament of Reconciliation will bring you back to Him. Join us for today’s “Living Our Faith” as four priests have a candid discussion on a sacrament that is deeply private yet crucial to loving one another and living out our faith. Fathers Dennis Saran and Rick Stoffel join Archbishop Listecki and Fr. Pat Heppe for a profound conversation on the upcoming archdiocesan event: Pray, Reconcile, & Rejoice – 12 Hours of Reconciliation on March 29, 2023. Listen in!
When you and God are too far apart, the Sacrament of Reconciliation will bring you back to Him. Join us for today’s “Living Our Faith” as four priests have a candid discussion on a sacrament that is deeply private yet crucial to loving one another and living out our faith. Fathers Dennis Saran and Rick Stoffel join Archbishop Listecki and Fr. Pat Heppe for a profound conversation on the upcoming archdiocesan event: Pray, Reconcile, & Rejoice – 12 Hours of Reconciliation on March 29, 2023.
Today’s fascinating discussion is a diverse look at saints and the process of becoming one. Some of these saints in our conversation are beloved and well-known, while others are well on their way for special consideration for sainthood. Archbishop Listecki and his guest will introduce us to three contemporary women who could become the next heroines of our faith. Local saint expert, Al McCauly, joins us for this wonderful reflection. Tune in!
The Lenten season has started, which means Catholic Charities is inviting you to attend one of their highly anticipated Lenten Luncheons. Archbishop Listecki’s guests discuss the history and mission of these special luncheons as Catholics gather for soup, fellowship, and to honor the Treasures of the Church award recipients. Joining us are Jackie Rekowski and Fr. David Reith from Catholic Charities of Milwaukee.
The path to becoming a permanent deacon is a blessing and a transformative experience. In this new episode of Living Our Faith with Archbishop Listecki, enter into the world of three newly ordained deacons to learn how becoming one and being one has a beautiful, deep impact on their lives and families.
Our guests are Deacons Brian Witteman, Lance Tappa, and Raul Rueda, who were recently ordained for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. This is a great episode for Catholic men wanting to learn more about the permanent diaconate, and the wives who accompany their husbands throughout the formation process. Listen in!
On today's episode of Living Our Faith, one of the most dynamic Catholic leaders in the country joins us. Priest, author, university president, and Eucharistic speaker, Monsignor James Shea seeks to inspire love for the Eucharist and joyfully share the faith. Monsignor Shea is the President of the University of Mary and on February 21, 2023, will be Archbishop Listecki’s keynote speaker for the annual Pallium Lecture, an evening of Catholic culture, conversation, and prayer. Listen in to hear about his accomplishments, faith journey, and dedication to reinvigorating the Catholic mission.
The Women's Care Center is a wonderful blessing for Milwaukee. With their deep regard for life and extensive services, the staff at the center offer women hope, guidance, and love during the early stages of pregnancy and well into motherhood. Join Archbishop Listecki and guests Liz Pesci and Katie Tendick from the Women's Care Center of Milwaukee, as they provide an overview of their services (which range from free ultrasounds to parenting classes), as well as share mission stories.
We are delighted to welcome Dr. Agnieszka Kosmecka to Living Our Faith. Dr. Kosmecka, who comes to us from Poland, is the Director of Liturgical Music at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary. We'll learn about her lifelong passion for music and how she instructs our seminarians on the intricate vocal skills needed to perform sacred songs. We’ll also play several beautiful recordings of our seminarians singing. Join us!
The beginning of the new year is when Catholic Charities begins preparations for their highly anticipated Lenten Luncheons, which start in February. Archbishop Listecki’s guests discuss the history and the mission of these special luncheons as Catholics gather for soup, fellowship, and also to honor the Treasures of the Church award recipients. Joining us are Jackie Rekowski and Fr. David Reith from Catholic Charities of Milwaukee.
Today, we enter into the heart of the season with a delightful conversation on the traditions that center around Christmas and the birth of Christ. Specialty foods (especially Polish) are also a big topic as Archbishop Listecki and his guest share stories on the Catholic culture of Christmas. Fr. Brad Krawczyk from St. Francis de Sales Seminary joins us. Listen in!
Priests are called into every dimension of the human experience. Today, we meet two new archdiocesan priests who are just beginning their journey to serve God and His people. Fathers Tonny Kizza and Pedro Ruiz join Archbishop Listecki as they share some of their first experiences of how they are called into peoples’ lives to serve with love and joy.
In today’s episode, we explore Advent music, themes, and the joy of the season as we await the birth of Christ. Joining Archbishop Listecki are guests Kim Mandelkow (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Fr. Philip Schumaker (Immaculate Conception) who will share great stories of the season, along with some wonderful selections of Advent music and their meanings.
Deeply Devoted Catholics are all around us. Today we meet three recipients of the Vatican II awards for their distinguished service to the church. We are blessed to have Terri Balash (Three Holy Women, Milwaukee), Eloy Contreras (St. Patrick, Racine), and Deacon Stan Lowe (St. Stephen, Oak Creek) joining us on Living Our Faith.
The ever-fascinating Dr. Dan Scholz joins us in the studio to discuss his life-long dedication to education, his teaching career, the books he has written, and his vision for Cardinal Stritch University.
The Archdiocese of Milwaukee has a well-known Catholic historian joining us today. Archbishop Listecki’s guest is Fr. Steven Avella, a “real treasure,” who has written extensively on our archdiocesan history. He will reflect on All Souls’ Day and share stories of familiar people buried in our Catholic cemeteries.
Promise to Protect, Pledge to Heal: The Archdiocese of Milwaukee is committed to maintaining safe environments for children to learn, pray, and grow. We accomplish that through our compliance with the Dallas Charter, a comprehensive set of procedures established in 2002 for addressing allegations of sexual abuse of minors by Catholic clergy. Our guest today is Archbishop's Chief of Staff, Jerry Topczewski, who discuss the Dallas Charter and the extensive measures and requirements put into place for creating safe environments in Catholic parishes and schools.
The leaders of Women of Christ join us to discuss their 2022 conference, which inspires so many women throughout the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Joining Archbishop Listecki are Elizabeth Meier and Terri Kaminski who’ll share their mission, conference impact stories, and the spiritual schedule for the November 5 conference.
Also, today’s awesome guest co-host is Fr. Tim Kitzke from Three Holy Women in Milwaukee. Tune in and share!
The Eucharist is fundamental in our lives as Catholics. Hear how the Eucharistic Revival, together with Reconciliation, opens the pathway for a profound relationship with Christ. Archbishop Listecki’s guests explain how this archdiocesan focus will foster encounters with Christ, and offer us the first steps you can take. Joining us is Pete Burds (Director of Evangelization, Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Fr. Aaron Laskiewicz (St. Mary’s Parish, Hales Corners ). Listen in!
Listen to the latest episode of Living our Faith as we discover World Missions and their initiatives that build immersive partnerships with communities in Africa and the Dominican Republic. Our guests share stories about our sister parish, La Sagrada Familia, and establishing wells in Ghana. Joining us are Antoinette Mensah, World Missions Director and from La Sagrada Famila, Fr. Javier Guativa and Dolores Puertolas.
Listen In! The Path to Priesthood is this week’s NEW episode on Living Our Faith. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests, Deacons Michael Courchaine and Joseph Heit, who’ll share personal and inspirational stories on their journey to serving God. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts. https://www.archmil.org/Living-Our-Faith/Current-Radio-Show.htm
Great resources are available for men considering priesthood right here in Milwaukee! Visit www.sfs.edu/SFSHome and www.thinkpriest.org.
Today on the latest episode of Living Our Faith with Archbishop Listecki, we share amazing stories of some incredible mothers and religious women of the Church. Listen in as we learn about their incredible accomplishments and the impact they have on our lives today. Our guests are Margaret Rhody and Susan McNeil from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee who reveal their favorite, influential patronesses. Join us!
In today’s episode, Archbishop Listecki analyzes the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Joining is Wisconsin lawyer, Gordon Giampietro, who gives us insight into the history of Roe and the impact of the Dobbs decision.
From family days to worship nights – Arise Milwaukee provides exceptional experiences for people to encounter Christ. Brian Magliocco (Executive Director) and Fr. Enrique Hernandez (Spiritual Advisor) talk with Archbishop Listecki about Arise Milwaukee’s vision, and spiritual programming for children, young adults and families. Listen in!
Preparing to marry in the Catholic Church, or know a couple who is? Then this episode is for you! In the latest “Living Our Faith,” Archbishop Listecki speaks with a young Catholic couple who are engaged to be married in their parish. Hear their perspectives on how and why their faith will be key in their marriage and relationship.
Also joining us is the Archdiocesan Marriage Preparation Coordinator, Emily Burds, who describes how the Marriage Prep program works with parishes and couples during their engagement in fulfilling the life-long Sacrament of Marriage. Join us!
Book Reviews - Selections for Summer Reading: History, Catholicism, poetry, science, and sports – many topics are covered today in Archbishop Listecki’s annual book show. Authors include Bishop Donald Hying, Mike Aquilina, and Singrid Undset. Our guest is Salzman Library director, Mark Schrauth. Listen in!
We have been immensely blessed to have such a dedicated and knowledgeable superintendent of Catholic schools, and so we invite you to listen to our latest interview with Archbishop Listecki and Dr. Kathleen Cepelka. Retiring from her position in June, Dr. Cepelka has many plans to continue her contribute to education. Join us for an uplifting episode of Living Our Faith as we celebrate her devotion to Catholic education!
In part two of this series, Archbishop Listecki’s guest, Fr. Javier Bustos (Our Lady Queen of Peace) continues his insightful overview of Catholic Social Teaching. Listen in to hear how Catholic Social Teaching guides us as we live out our faith. Join us.
Fascinating insights are presented today on the Church Fathers (early saints and theologians), some of the first witnesses of the apostles. Today’s topic is the Patristics Era where we explore the beginning influencers of the Church. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Fr. Justin Kizewski (Saint Francis de Sales Seminary) and Fr. Justin Weber (Holy Family Catholic Community Fond du Lac) as we look at the foundation of the Catholic Church and what it means to us today.
Archbishop Listecki’s guest today is the president of Marquette University, Dr. Michael Lovell. Join us as he discusses his deep Catholic faith, and what it means to him as he leads Marquette University into the future with a Catholic, Jesuit mission.
Today we celebrate three incredible women dedicated to supporting Catholic education throughout the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Archbishop Listecki recently honored Joan Schafer, Brenda White, and Dr. Kathleen Cepelka with awards for their work. Listen in to hear all about their involvement in offering the best in education to our youth. Join us!
Take a spiritual journey through Holy Week as we explore Chrism Mass. Archbishop Listecki’s guest, Fr. Brad Krawczyk offers an enlightening perspective of how this special Mass represents the unity of our Church during the most important week of the liturgical year. Listen in!
Join us for a wonderful reflection on Saint Joseph – husband of Mary. With his solemnity this weekend, we have a wonderful episode to replay that explores how Joseph responded to God and cared for the Holy family. Archbishop Listecki’s guest is local saint expert, Al McCauley from St. Anthony on the Lake. Listen in!
New Episode: “Form the people of God in understanding the truths that make a difference in the public square.” Joining us is Ryan T. Anderson for a vibrant discussion on religious freedom with Lydia LoCoco and Fr. Paul Hartmann. Mr. Anderson will be the featured speaker at this year’s Pallium Lecture on March 31 – learn about him and the topic he’ll be addressing by listening in.
To find out more about the Pallium Lecture, visit: https://www.archmil.org/bishops/Pallium-Lecture-Series.htm.
Archbishop Listecki and his guests express the beauty of Lent in their lives through the pillars of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Joining us are Kim Mandelkow (Director of the Office for Worship, Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Fr. Jose Gonzalez (Vice Rector and Associate Pastor of the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist).
In this latest episode, we explore reawakening the faith in Catholic men. Our guests discuss the upcoming Men of Christ conference and how it brings both men and their families closer to God, their parish, and one another. Joining us are Kevin O’Brien (Men of Christ) and Rev. John LoCoco (Saint Francis de Sales Seminary).
Hear uplifting stories of how a parish kept connected to its parishioners throughout the pandemic and is now returning to vibrant parish life as well. Joining Archbishop Listecki from St. Dominic’s in Brookfield is Fr. Dennis Suran (Pastor) and Mary Lestina (Pastoral Associate).
“Those minutes of terror have been followed by incredible moments of grace and the presence of God.” – Fr. Matthew Widder
Join us this week for a reflection on the Waukesha parade tragedy. Archbishop Listecki will be joined by Fathers Pate Heppe and Matthew Widder from the Catholic Community of Waukesha. Tune in as they share stories of how faith and the presence of God immensely helped a hurting community during a crisis.
Parish life in rural Wisconsin communities is alive and well! Today’s episode is filled with stories of vibrant Catholic communities to the north and south of Milwaukee. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are Fr. Tom Biersack (Mayville, WI) and Fr. Russ Arnett (Union Grove, WI). Join us for a great conversation on topics from dairy and boutique farms to sunrise and sunset Masses.
The recent 2021 Synod event has continued the mission of the Church of southeastern Wisconsin like never before. In today’s show, hear how the fruits of our Synod are leading to a stronger Catholic community throughout the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. As they look to the future, Archbishop Listecki’s guests describe how parishes have benefited from the mission of the Synod. Brenda Cline and Brad Berghouse (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) join us.
Join us for a conversation on promoting respect for the lives of the unborn through our Catholic parishes. Archbishop Listecki’s guest is Deacon Jim Mathias, the new director of Respect Life for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Tune in as we approach Saturday, January 22, 2022 – A Day of Prayer for the Protection of Unborn Children.
In addition, please join us for our annual Respect Life Mass on January 22, 2022 at 9 a.m. For more information, please visit: https://www.archmil.org/.../social-justice/Respect-Life.htm.
Catholic Charities, locally and across the state, have been the leading providers of humanitarian aid for the Afghan evacuees at Fort McCoy. Hear what life is like for Afghan families as they transition from Afghanistan to Wisconsin and how Catholic Charities has stepped in to offer help and hope. Jay Sugar (Catholic Charities) has spent extensive time with the Afghans, and he shares his experiences with Archbishop Listecki. Listen here:
To help support this cause, please visit Catholic Charities at: www.ccmke.org
On this week’s Living Our Faith, Archbishop Listecki sits down with leaders from Evangelization & Catechesis at the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, Pete Burds (Director) and Margaret Rhody (Associate Director), to discuss plans to energize our Church by inviting people to return to Christ and Sunday Mass. Tune in to learn more about the Come to Me initiative for welcoming people back to Mass.
We are blessed with one of the most vibrant seminaries in the United States. Join Archbishop Listecki as his guests explore the history and growth of Saint Francis de Sales Seminary. Very Rev. John Hemsing (Rector) and Rev. Luke Strand (Vice Rector) join us for an uplifting conversation on forming the hearts, minds and souls of men called to serve God's people as Roman Catholic priests.
There’s an abundance of beautiful shrines and prayerful places right here in our own backyard. Join Archbishop Listecki and Fr. Brad Krawczyk as they reveal lesser known but must-see locations in Southeastern Wisconsin. Listen in as we travel from Waukesha, to Milwaukee, to Twin Lakes on a spiritual adventure exploring six places for outdoor reflection.
Join us for this episode of Living Our Faith where we reflect on the beautiful new statue of the Blessed Mother on Milwaukee’s lakefront. Located at the Mary Mother of the Church Pastoral Center in St. Francis, the 9-foot-tall bronze outdoor statue is for all to experience. Joining Archbishop Listecki is the statue’s artist, Rev. Anthony Brankin, his assistant, Nino LoGrasso, and Fr. Richard Simon of Relevant Radio. Listen in.
Hear uplifting stories of how a parish kept connected to its parishioners throughout the pandemic and is now returning to vibrant parish life as well. Joining Archbishop Listecki from St. Dominic’s in Brookfield is Fr. Dennis Suran (Pastor) and Mary Lestina (Pastoral Associate).
Get to know the saintly ones from the Wisconsin region with a local saint expert. Joining Archbishop Listecki is Al McCauley, who reflects on faith-filled individuals who are on the path to canonization. Listen in as we explore Fathers Joe Walijewski, Samuel Mazzuchelli and Solanus Casey, as well as Blessed James Alfred Miller and Venerable Bishop Baraga.
Experience a day in the life of a priest who is a parish administrator. Reverends John Gibson and Aaron Laskiewicz share stories of priestly life as they transition from one parish to another in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Our guests today share their faith journey and how they are inspired to become priests. Joining us are two seminarians from St. Francis de Sales Seminary. Deacons Matthew Ferch and Ariel Orozco join Archbishop Listecki.
In part four of this series, Archbishop Listecki’s guest, Fr. Javier Bustos continues his insightful conversation on the core values of Catholic Social Teaching. Join us as they reflect on Pope Francis’ encyclical, Fratelli tutti, calling for human solidarity.
Join us for this week’s episode as we reflect on how we can respond to God’s love through stewardship. Archbishop Listecki’s guest is Andy Gaertner, Development Director of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, who will discuss how we can use our time, talent and treasure to support the life-changing ministries of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Just in time for July 4th: Cardinal Timothy Dolan is Archbishop Listecki’s special guest on Living Our Faith. The Cardinal last joined us in 2019 and he’s calling in from New York for a lively conversation on religious freedom. Join us for this dynamic discussion.
Join Archbishop Listecki as he interviews Bishop Donald J. Hying – a well-respected leader of our Catholic Community. Bishop Hying reflects on his Catholic upbringing, vocation and first year at the Diocese of Madison, WI. (recorded in 2020)
In part three of this series, Archbishop Listecki’s guest, Fr. Javier Bustos continues his insightful conversation on the core values of Catholic Social Teaching. Join us as they reflect on how it’s our Catholic vocation to care for those in need and the mindset that guides us in fulfilling these beautiful teachings.
The studio is filled with a stack of books and Archbishop Listecki and his guests are ready to make summer reading recommendations. In this House of Brede, St. Joseph and His World, Father Augustus Tolton: The Slave Who Became the First African-American Priest, and Love Never Fails by Bishop Hying are just a few titles that Archbishop Listecki and his guests share with us. Mark Schrauth (Director of the Salzmann Library) and Lydia LoCoco (co-host) are with us.
“If we get Sunday right, we’ll get Monday right because it sets us up to live the faith we’ve been given.” – Fr. Curt Frederick. Listen in as we continue our reflections on Living the Gift of Sunday with Archbishop Listecki and his guests, Susan McNeil and Fr. Curt Frederick. Today they explore Sunday as the first day and a day of unity. This is part 5 of 5 of the series Living the Gift of Sunday.
Throughout the pandemic, our Catholic schools took many extra steps to provide excellent education that made a positive difference in the lives of students and families. In this new episode, hear some of the great success stories from Archbishop Listecki’s guests, Superintendent Kathleen Cepelka and Bonnie Scholz, Principal of Burlington Catholic Central High School.
Join us today as we hear fun and meaningful stories from a well-known Catholic family who live each Sunday through family and mission. Joining Archbishop Listecki are Lydia LoCoco and her son, Fr. John, who share their stories of Living the Gift of Sunday through decades of deep faith and love of family.
What does Sunday mean to you? For our two guests, Sunday is a holy day of worship and loving sacrifice. Join us as we continue our reflection on Living the Gift of Sunday. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are Kim Mandelkow (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Fr. Mark Payne (Blessed Sacrament, Milwaukee). Listen here to part 3 of Living the Gift of Sunday.
In part two of this series, Archbishop Listecki’s guest, Fr. Javier Bustos (Our Lady Queen of Peace) continues his insightful overview of Catholic Social Teaching. Listen in to hear how Catholic Social Teaching guides us as we live out our faith. Join us.
Delve deeper into the importance of Sunday with Archbishop Listecki and his guests. Today they explore two more themes from the Living the Gift of Sunday booklet – Sunday as the Day of Christ’s Resurrection and as a day of Rest. Joining us is Fr. Brad Krawczyk (Saint Francis de Sales Seminary) and Fr. Michael Maher, SJ (Marquette University).
The Catholic faith – how much do you know? Today’s special guest, Bishop Hying, discusses apologetics with Archbishop Listecki. Join us as they explore the importance of receiving and learning about our faith through family experiences and formal catechesis.
Join us as we honor our yearly tradition of broadcasting the Stations of the Cross. The stations are narrated by Archbishop Jerome Listecki, Bishop Jeffrey Haines, and Fr. Paul Hartmann.
Join us for an enlightening conversation on The Gift of Sunday and what Sunday and Sunday Mass means to us as Catholics. In episode one of this five-part series, Archbishop Listecki and his guests reflect on this invigorating initiative with a focus on the Eucharist and Sunday belonging to God. Joining us is Fr. Nate Reesman (St. Francis Cabrini and Immaculate Conception, West Bend) and Randy Nohl (Director of Synod Implementation, Archdiocese of Milwaukee).
Join us for a wonderful reflection on Saint Joseph – husband of Mary. Archbishop Listecki and his guest, Al McCauley, discuss all that Saint Joseph stood for and our fondness towards him.
Two newly ordained deacons share their wonderful faith journey with us. Deacons Rob Mitchell and John Shaughnessy reflect with Archbishop Listecki their call to the permanent diaconate. Originally aired in January 2021
Father Joe Laramie, SJ (author and new director of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network) joins Archbishop Listecki to discuss his writings, faith journey, and the work he does for the Pope’s daily prayer network, which is based here in Milwaukee. (Originally aired January 2021)
In part one of this series, an insightful overview is offered on Catholic Social Teaching. Archbishop Listecki’s guest, Fr. Javier Bustos, takes us through the fundamentals of the moral life of the Church and how Catholic Social Teaching guides us through living out our faith.
In today’s show, hear how the Archdiocese of Milwaukee was able to provide emergency housing for homeless Milwaukeeans who have COVID-19. Joining us are James Mathy and David Cialdini from the Milwaukee County Housing Division. They will share how County resources in housing and healthcare are being offered to homeless individuals during and after their illness.
Join us for a wonderful discussion on the traditions, customs, and symbols of Lent. This enlightening conversation includes reflections from Archbishop Listecki’s guests, Fr. Brad Krawczyk (St. Francis de Sales Seminary) and Fr. Carlos Londono (St. Francis Cabrini, West Bend).
Today’s discussion is about supporting women before, during, and after pregnancy through the pivotal program of Walking with Moms in Need. Joining Archbishop Listecki is Jennifer Layton (Catholic Charities Milwaukee) and Anne Haines (Archdiocese of Milwaukee).
Two newly ordained deacons share their wonderful faith journey with us. Deacons Rob Mitchell and John Shaughnessy reflect with Archbishop Listecki their call to the permanent diaconate.
Today’s guest is Fr. John Burns who is the Vocations Promoter for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Join as we discuss his mission of promoting vocations for young women and creating resources for women as they navigate the call to religious life. Originally aired December 2019.
Father Joe Laramie, SJ (author and new director of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network) joins Archbishop Listecki to discuss his writings, faith journey and the work he does for the Pope’s daily prayer network, which is based here in Milwaukee.
CHRISTMAS EPISODE: Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Fr. Tom Suriano (Scripture Scholar) and Fr. Jose Nieto (student of Scripture Scholar, Catholic University of America), as they discuss the Birth of Christ and the significance of the Incarnation. This conversation was originally aired in December of 2017.
Join us for some great conversation (and some music) highlighting the Christmas celebrations and traditions of the Schoenstatt Sisters and Discalced Carmelites. Sister Catherine Ditto (a member of the community of consecrated life with the Schoenstatt Sisters of Waukesha) and Fr. Jude Peters OCD (Discalced Carmelite at Holy Hill) join Archbishop Listecki on Living Our Faith.
The Power of the Sacraments and how they shape our faith is today’s discussion. Join Archbishop Listecki along with Professor Michael Brummond (Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology) and Fr. Ken Omernick (St. Charles Catholic Parish and School) as they discuss how the sacraments are central to our faith. (Original air date 12/28/18)
Join us for a wonderful discussion on the importance of Sunday and Sunday Mass in the hearts and minds of Catholics. Archbishop Listecki and his guest, Father Nathan Reesman discuss the Gift of Sunday and what it means for us in the new year ahead.
Jesus is the Light of the World: Today’s guest, Dr. Dan Scholz, guides us through the four Sundays of Advent and its themes (light, darkness, hope, joy and Mary) which all lead us towards Jesus – the light of the world. Join Archbishop Listecki and Dr. Dan Scholz (Cardinal Stritch University) as they explore scripture during Advent.
Join us as Archbishop Listecki and his guests explore Mass and liturgy over the years. Our guests share personal and historical accounts of how the Mass has evolved before and after the Second Vatican Council. Our guests are Fr. Brad Krawczyk (Director of Worship and Liturgical Formation, St. Francis de Sales Seminary) and Fr. Pat Heppe (Pastor at Catholic Community of Waukesha).
The Catholic faith – how much do you know? Today’s special guest, Bishop Hying, discusses apologetics with Archbishop Listecki. Join us as they explore the importance of receiving and learning about our faith through family experiences and formal catechesis.
Join us for a pre-election discussion on faithful citizenship. Archbishop Listecki and his guests discuss how we can better understand the day-to-day issues and support the common good. Kim Vercauteran (WI Catholic Conference) and Fr. Tim Kitske (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) are with us.
Join Archbishop Listecki as he interviews a well-respected leader of our Catholic Community – Bishop Donald J. Hying. Bishop Hying reflects on his Catholic upbringing, vocation and first year at the Diocese of Madison, WI.
Archbishop Listecki’s guest shares a dynamic look at the Catholic Stewardship Appeal and how giving and generosity are key actions we can take during this pandemic. Andy Gaertner, Development Director for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, joins us. Original airdate June 19, 2020.
Enthusiasm for the 2020 Soles for Catholic Education Virtual Walk is growing. Today’s guests will share their excitement for the eighth annual Walk that is coming up on October 17. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are leaders from our Catholic schools: Dr. Kathleen Cepelka, Ph.D. and Jenny Mendenhall.
Empowered by the Eucharist, two leaders from Women of Christ discuss how their group has grown and their upcoming event, “Morning of Grace.” Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Elizabeth Meier (St Charles, Hartland) and Terrie Stangle (St. Francis Borgia, Cedarburg).
Homilies – they guide us and interpret the Gospel for us, but how are the developed? Today’s show reveals how they are written and the approaches taken to presenting a motivating homily. Fr. Ken Omernick (St. Charles Parish, Hartland) and Deacon Steve Kramer (Director of Homiletics, Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology) join Archbishop Listecki as they discuss creating motivating homilies.
In today’s show, Archbishop Listecki is joined by Bishop Donald Hying and co-host Fr. Paul Hartmann. Bishop Hying shares a bit about his journey from becoming a priest to now serving as bishop in the Diocese of Madison, WI.
Fr. Robert Kroll, SJ joins Archbishop Listecki and Lydia LoCoco to discuss retreats and encourage everyone to take some time to listen to what God wants for us.
Today’s show is filled with great reading recommendations for summer. Everything from the sacred to the secular world is presented by Archbishop Listecki and friends. Joining him is Mark Schrauth (Director of the Salzmann Library) with co-host Lydia LoCoco (Archdiocese of Milwaukee). Originally aired June 26, 2020.
Joining us is Superintendent of Catholic Schools Kathleen A. Cepelka, Ph.D. to discuss the Catholic Schools Comeback. She reflects on how educators, staff and parents fulfilled their mission of educating the whole child at the start of COVID-19. As we enter the new school year, she discusses how we can continue to provide the best in Catholic education and holistic formation.
Today's discussion is on the anointing of hospitalized COVID-19 patients. Joining Archbishop Listecki are two priests from the archdiocese who are specifically trained to offer this beautiful sacrament in designated hospitals. Fr. Angel Anaya and Fr. Andrew Linn join us.
What is the soundtrack for your prayer life? Joining Archbishop Listecki is his long-time friend, Fr. Roc O’Conner, S.J., who is a founding member of the musical group, the St. Louis Jesuits. With acoustic guitars, beautiful voices and contemporary rhythms, Fr. Roc and the St. Louis Jesuits influenced the way Catholics worship through music since the 1970s. Tune in for this special interview.
Today’s show is filled with great reading recommendations for summer. Everything from the sacred to the secular world is presented by Archbishop Listecki and friends. Joining him is Mark Schrauth (Director of the Salzmann Library) with co-host Lydia LoCoco (Archdiocese of Milwaukee).
Archbishop Listecki’s guest shares a dynamic look at the Catholic Stewardship Appeal and how giving and generosity are key actions we can take during this pandemic. Andy Gaertner, Development Director for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, joins us.
Our Lay Ministry has kept faith alive for both adults and children during the COVID-19 pandemic. Archbishop Listecki’s guests will share with us the unique programs established for quarantine during the pandemic. Pete Burds (Director, Office for the New Evangelization, Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Ann Ryan (Director of Child Ministry, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish) join us.
Today's discussion is on the anointing of hospitalized COVID-19 patients. Joining Archbishop Listecki are two priests from the archdiocese who are specifically trained to offer this beautiful sacrament in designated hospitals. Fr. Angel Anaya and Fr. Andrew Linn join us.
We are blessed to have two of our newly ordained priests on the show today. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are Fathers Justin Weber and Carlos Londono, who will share their ordination experience with us.
Parish life is indeed active during the pandemic, and Archbishop Listecki’s guests will share the inspiring ways priests, deacons, and parishioners are connecting with our community. Guests include Father José Gonzalez (Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist) and Deacon Michael Chmielewski (Archdiocese of Milwaukee).
From feeding the forgotten to providing professional resources to those in need, Catholic Charities has been at the foundation of helping people improve their quality of life for 100 years. Archbishop Listecki’s guest is Jay Sugar (Parish Relations Coordinator). Lydia LoCoco is our co-host.
Today’s guest is Fr. John Burns who’s been appointed as the Vocations Promotor for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. His area of focus will be vocations for women religious, giving young women a resource to navigate the call to religious life. Originally aired December 2019.
Connecting people to their Catholic faith and the natural world is explored today. Joining us is Joe Meyer from the Catholic Ecology Center, who will share how Pope Francis' encyclical, "On Care for Our Common Home," inspired the new center in Hartland, WI.
The beauty, meaning, and symbolism of baptisms are explored today. Archbishop Listecki also shares how his first experience performing baptisms was for twenty families with infants! Fr. Jacob Strand (St. Michael Parish, Kewaskum) and Deacon Dean Collins (Mother of Good Council, Milwaukee) join us. Original air date February 8, 2019.
Listen to the new episode: Meet two wonderful recipients of the Elizabeth Ann Seton Award who have dedicated their lives to Catholic education. Joining Archbishop Listecki is Principal Lauren Beckmann (St. Robert School, Shorewood) and Fr. Thomas Biersack (Pastor at St. Andrew, St. Theresa, and St. Mary, in the Mayville area).
Reflections on Lent from two individuals who are devoted to prayer, fasting and almsgiving throughout the 40 days, join us. Archbishop Listecki and his guests, Kim Mandelkow (Director of the Office for Worship, Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Fr. Jose Gonzalez (Vice Rector and Associate Pastor of the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist) express the beauty of Lent in their lives.
Faith was amplified on an inspiring journey to the Holy Land. Hear about the 2019 pilgrimage with Archbishop Listecki and his guests as they followed in the footsteps of Jesus. Joining us is Father Ed Kornath (St. John Vianney, Brookfield) and Ann Marie Wick (St. Joseph, Wauwatosa).
St. Valentine, St. Patrick and St. Nicholas – what do they have in common? They’ve made their way into secular culture, and our local expert on saints, Al McCauley (St. Anthony on the Lake) will explain their impact.
Death and dying can be difficult to talk about, but a new archdiocesan initiative can help you and your loved ones start the conversation. Archbishop Listecki’s guests will shed light on how you can put your health care wishes into writing with your Catholic faith in mind. Joining us is the Very Rev. Javier Bustos, the Archbishop's Delegate for Catholic Health Care and Dr. Tim Jessick a palliative medicine physician who serves on the Archdiocese Healthcare Bioethics Committee.
Celebrate Catholic Schools Week with two principals that are devoted to Catholic education. Joining us is Bonnie Scholz (Burlington Catholic Central High School) and Ryan Krienke (Prince of Peace School) who’ll discuss the work they do in offering the best in education.
Join us for an inspiring conversation on pro-life advocacy. Hear how two local individuals became highly motivated to support Respect Life after seeing Unplanned – a film about the truth of abortion. Our guests are Deacon Richard Piontek and Molly Berens from St. Mary’s Visitation.
New Episode: Co-host Bob Benes says farewell as he retires from Living Our Faith. “It’s a bitter sweet episode,” said Archbishop Listecki who thanks Bob for his five years of service, but he also welcomes (with fun and laughs) our two new co-hosts, Lydia LoCoco and Fr. Paul Hartmann.
The history of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee continues with part 5. This episode takes a deeper look at the archdiocese in the 1970’s. Fr. Steven Avella discusses forming seminarians, significant new programs, and the leadership styles of Archbishop Cousins and Archbishop Weakland.
Today’s guest is Fr. John Burns who’s been appointed as the Vocations Promotor for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. His area of focus will be vocations for women religious, giving young women a resource to navigate the call to religious life.
CHRISTMAS EPISODE: Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Fr. Tom Suriano (Scripture Scholar) and Fr. Jose Nieto (student of Scripture Scholar, Catholic University of America), as they discuss the Birth of Christ and the significance of the Incarnation. This conversation was originally aired in December of 2017.
Today we’ll meet two recipients of the 2019 Vatican II Awards who exemplify the Catholic Church’s vision. Our guests are Loretta Jackson (Service in Education), a longtime Catholic educator and administrator, and Sheryl Laird (Service in Society), the Executive Director at the Women’s Care Center Milwaukee.
The history of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee continues with part 4. This episode covers the dynamic years of the 1960’s through the 1980’s, including how the Second Vatican Council impacted the Church in Milwaukee during a time of social change. Join Archbishop Listecki and Fr. Steven Avella (Professor of Religious History at Marquette University) for a fascinating discussion.
Immerse yourself in the spirituality of Advent with two enlightening priests. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Fr. Peter Berger (St. Mary's Visitation) and Fr. John Mitchell (Holy Family Catholic Community Fond du Lac) as they discuss all things Advent. (Original air date November 2017)
Homilies – they guide us and interpret the Gospel for us, but how are the developed? Today’s show reveals how they are written and the approaches taken to presenting a motivating homily. Fr. Ken Omernick (St. Charles Parish, Hartland) and Deacon Steve Kramer (Director of Homiletics, Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology) join Archbishop Listecki as they discuss developing motivating homilies.
Amazing Catholics, inspiring initiatives, and the high energy of the archdiocesan community here in Milwaukee are presented by Fr. Steven Avella. Join Archbishop Listecki as they discuss the vibrant history of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee in 1940’s and 1950’s.
In this episode, Archbishop Listecki discusses the newly developed Black Catholic Pastoral Plan for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. His guests are Bishop Jeffrey Haines (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Michael Adams (All Saints Catholic Church).
In today’s show, Archbishop Listecki unveils a new order for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee – the Order of Catechists. His guests are Gary Pokorny (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Dr. Kathie Amidei (St. Anthony on the Lake).
Enthusiasm for the 2019 Soles for Catholic Education Walk is growing, and today’s guests will share their excitement for the 7th annual Walk coming up on October 19. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are the Walk chairs – Joe and Lora LoCoco who are parishioners at St. Mary’s Visitation in Elm Grove.
Good Catholic books are abundant, and today we’ll hear some great suggestions which include books by local Catholic authors. Join Archbishop Listecki, Fr. Paul Hartman, and Mark Schrauth (Director of the Salzmann Library) as they review a wide variety of books.
Volunteering is at the heart of being Catholic, and 7 Days of Service is the perfect way to do so. Our guests will share how you can help those in need through care bundles and more. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are Rob Shelledy (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Jessica Brandt (Catholic Charities).
A vision for Catholic education is today’s show and this year’s Pallium Lecture. Joining Archbishop Listecki are two panelists from the lecture, José Vásquez (President of St. Anthony School) and Dr. William Henk (Dean of the College of Education at Marquette University). In addition to listening, please join us for them Pallium Lecture on September 19.
Special Guest – Cardinal James Harvey: Part two of this special interview continues. Cardinal Harvey takes us on a journey sharing the work he’s done in the Papal Household, becoming a Cardinal, and assisting several Popes. Being a native Milwaukeean, he’s especially excited that the Archdiocese of Milwaukee is celebrating its 175th anniversary. Join Archbishop Listecki for this unique interview.
Special Guest – Cardinal James Harvey: Join us for a special two-part interview with Cardinal Harvey – a native of Milwaukee who has served the Church so well over the years. In part one, he shares stories of growing up in Milwaukee, specialized training in his formation years, and working in the Dominican Republic. He also gives us a glimpse of how he began serving as a diplomat for the Vatican. Join Archbishop Listecki for this fascinating interview. Part one airs August 30, 2019 and part two airs September 6, 2019.
The power and the beauty of Reconciliation is explored today. Fr. Brian Mason (St. Mary’s, Hales Corners) and Fr. Tim Manatt, SJ (Our Lady of Guadalupe, Milwaukee) reflect on the Sacrament of Confession and the powerful impact it has on us.
Celebrate the Assumption of Mary with Mariologist, Fr. Dwight Cambell (Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Kenosha). Join Archbishop Listecki as they discuss the grace of Mary’s presence in our lives. (Originally aired in 2017)
What is life like as a new priest? Hear about the journey of two priests, as they complete their first year of serving in a Catholic parish. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are Fr. Will Arnold (Christ King and St. Bernard) and Fr. Aaron Laskiewicz (St. Dominic).
Helping women out of human sex trafficking through the Franciscan spirit and the assistance of parish support programs is explored today. Two individuals dedicated to helping women begin their recovery from prostitution and drug addiction, share their work with us. Deacon Steve Przedpelski (Executive Director of the Franciscan Peacemakers) and Deb Schneider (Coordinator of the Faith Coalition Against Sex Trafficking) join Archbishop Listecki.
The process of becoming a priest or deacon is an in-depth one. Not only is it a spiritual journey, but it also involves intense human, psychological, and intellectual formation. Hear how the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and St. Francis de Sales Seminary formation program develops priests and deacons in our modern world, as we continue to Promise to Protect and Pledge to Heal.
Outstanding Catholic authors are right here in our own state. Local writers, Marge Fenelon and Claire Swinarski share their views on the Blessed Mother Mary, Catholic feminism, and what motivates them to write.
Cardinal Timothy Dolan is Archbishop Listecki’s special guest. Our Catholic leaders discuss something we cherish – our religious freedom. Join us for this dynamic discussion.
Do you know what your mission in the world is as a Catholic? Today, we’re talking about Cor Unum (One Heart), a special program at Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology that addresses this very question. Our guests are Dr. Mike Brummond and Julie O’Conner, who lead the program.
The senior priests that serve in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are active and living life with generous priestly hearts. Today, we’ll meet two of them who will share with us the interesting lives they’ve led (one has even been involved with auto racing). Fr. Bill Dieztler and Monsignor George Gajdos join Archbishop Listecki.
The meaning of Pentecost is explored today with a very special guest, Fr. Richard Simon. Fr. Simon is the host of Father Simon Says on Relevant Radio, and together with Archbishop Listecki, they’ll offer a lively, fascinating reflection on Pentecost.
Getting married is one of the most wonderful adventures. Today, you’ll hear from a husband and wife team who offer Catholic marriage preparation experiences that last a lifetime, and a priest who reminds us of how powerful the marriage sacrament is. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are Fr. Tim Kitzke (Three Holy Women Catholic Parish), and Beth and Ryan Grusenski, who are marriage prep facilitators from St. Dominic Catholic Parish in Brookfield.
Are you good at explaining and defending our Catholic faith? Today’s episode is apologetics for beginners. Our guests offer an abundance of resources, and useful recommendations for explaining our faith. Leading the conversation is Bishop James Schuerman (Archdiocese of Milwaukee), Fr. Phillip Bogacki (Christ King Parish and Saint Bernard Parish, Wauwatosa), and Fr. Daniel Janasik (St. Leonard Catholic Church, Muskego).
The Catholic Stewardship Appeal, the annual fundraising campaign of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, supports Catholic life throughout southeastern Wisconsin. Archbishop Listecki and his guests discuss how we can help our brothers and sisters in Christ through supporting the campaign. Today’s guests are Nickie and Rick Schmidt (2019 Catholic Stewardship Appeal Co-Chairs), and Andy Gaertner (Development Director & Major Gifts, Archdiocese of Milwaukee).
Presented today is Gather Them Home, a special mission of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee Catholic Cemeteries. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are Fr. Tim Kitzke (Three Holy Women Catholic Parish) and Mary Thiel (Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services). They will offer an invitation to bury the ashes of a loved one for free on Memorial Day.
We’re celebrating the 175th anniversary of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. The foundation of Catholicism in the region, and the upcoming 175 Alive event, is the fun and fascinating discussion for today. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests, Bishop Jeffrey Haines (Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist) and Fr. Steven Avella (Marquette University) as they celebrate our 175th anniversary.
Join us as we celebrate our yearly tradition of broadcasting the Stations of the Cross. The stations will be narrated by Archbishop Listecki, Bishop Haines and Fr. Paul Hartmann.
Join us as we discuss the history and traditions of Holy Week from a Polish perspective. Archbishop Listecki’s encore show features the ever-fascinating knowledge of Rev. Stephen Malkiewicz, OFM from the Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology.
What is Catholics at the Capital? Our guests explain everything about the event including how it’s designed for Catholics to learn about issues related to Catholic social teaching, and how you can meet with legislators on that the day. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are Kim Wadas Vercauteren (Executive Director of the Wisconsin Catholic Conference) and Michael Adams (Director of Employee Development, Milwaukee JobsWork).
Two leaders from our Safe Environment program talk with us this week on the many steps the archdiocese takes to protect our children and all in the Church family from abuse. Joining Archbishop Listecki is Suzanne Nickolai (Safe Environment Program Manager for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Lisa Jachimiec (Safe Environment Facilitator, St. Leonard Muskego).
Fr. Steven Avella shares with us the fascinating history of the Polish Church here in Milwaukee, and how the Catholic Church began to flourish between 1900 and 1940 in Southeastern Wisconsin.
A powerful initiative to unify Catholic men is today’s episode. Kevin O’Brien and Jim Michaletz from Men of Christ share their vision of changing our world, one man at a time.
Be energized by this reflection highlighting the five Sundays of Lent. Journey through Lent with our guest, Fr. Brad Krawczyk (Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology) who offers us motivating perspectives with Archbishop Listecki. Originally aired in February of 2018.
Deacons who offer traveling ministries to people who spend much of their life on the road is the topic for today’s fascinating conversation. Hear what it’s like to be a deacon for the Traveling Circus Ministry and the Truck Stop Ministry. Deacons Gary Nosacek (Ss. Peter and Paul, Milwaukee) and James Francois (St. Mary, Kenosha) join Archbishop Listecki.
The fun, fabulous leaders from the Milwaukee Catholic Mamas join us today. They’ll share how they create environments where mothers can talk about their faith, and make connections with other moms. Katy Conners and Christine Plamann join Archbishop Listecki.
The beauty, meaning, and symbolism of baptisms are explored in this episode. Archbishop Listecki also shares how his first experience performing baptisms was for 20 families with infants. Fr. Jacob Strand (St. Michael Parish, Kewaskum) and Deacon Dean Collins (Mother of Good Council, Milwaukee) join us.
Two passionate advocates for mental health join us in discussing a new important initiative called Scaling Wellness in Milwaukee (SWIM). Mike Lovell (President of Marquette University) and his wife Amy (President of REDgen) talk about healing high trauma communities with Archbishop Listecki.
We’re celebrating Catholic Schools Week with two fantastic guests. Donna Bembenek (President of Catholic Memorial High School) and Michael Derrick (Principal of Mary Queen of Saints Catholic Academy) join Archbishop Listecki as they discuss the significance, the spirituality, and of course, the fun behind Catholic Schools Week.
One of the most popular priests on television is joining us today. Fr. Mitch Pacwa from EWTN (Eternal Word Television Network) is Archbishop Listecki’s guest. Join us for a fun episode of stories, laughs, and amazing history.
A unique and spiritually dynamic father and son duo express how faith has been the focus in their family. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are Fr. Andrew Infanger (Saint Francis Cabrini Catholic Church, West Bend) and his dad, Peter Infanger, a seminarian, who’ll discuss faith in the family.
The Power of the Sacraments and how they shape our faith is today’s discussion. Join Archbishop Listecki along with Professor Michael Brummond (Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology) and Fr. Ken Omernick (St. Charles Catholic Parish and School) as they discuss how the sacraments are central to our faith. Original air date: January 2018.
CHRISTMAS EPISODE: Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Fr. Tom Suriano (Scripture Scholar) and Fr. Jose Nieto (St. William Parish, Waukesha), as they discuss the Birth of Christ and the significance of the Incarnation. This episode originally aired in December of 2017.
Honoring those who exemplify the Catholic Church’s vision through our local Vatican ll Awards is today’s discussion. Join Archbishop Listecki along with two of this year’s recipients, Ellen Bartel (St. Sebastian Parish) and Fr. Mike Hammer (Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist) for a fascinating conversation.
Life as a deacon is explored with two Catholic men who answered God’s call to serve. Meet Deacon Dale Nees (the new director from the Office of Diaconate Formation) and a newly ordained deacon, Tim Waldoch. Together with Archbishop Listecki they’ll discusses their discernment process, ministry work, and their family life.
Immerse yourself in the spirituality of Advent with two enlightening priests. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Fr. Peter Berger (St. Mary’s Visitation) and Fr. John Mitchell (Holy Family Catholic Community) as they discuss all things Advent.
We’re celebrating the 175th Anniversary of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee! We’ll discuss the upcoming archdiocesan events, and learn how the early Church was formed in Southeastern Wisconsin. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Bishop Haines (Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist) and archdiocesan historian, Fr. Steven Avella (Marquette University).
The international, humanitarian work that Catholic Relief Services accomplishes is outstanding. Today we’ll hear about a special mission going on in the Philippines – one that Archbishop Listecki took part in. Join the archbishop and his guest Michele F. Broemmelsiek (CRS), who’ll share stories of hope and real change for those experiencing devastation in the Philippines.
Lydia and Frank LoCoco join us today to discuss their support of Christians and Holy sites in Jerusalem. They’ll discuss with Archbishop Listecki, their efforts on a local level for the Knights and Ladies of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem.
Midterm elections are coming up and we have guests to offer guidance in voting as Catholics. Margaret Farrow (former lieutenant governor of Wisconsin) and Anthony Picarello (USCCB Associate General Secretary) talk with Archbishop Listecki on the important issues of today.
Join us for an enlightening episode with Archbishop Listecki and his guest, Fr. John Baumgardner, as they reflect on Mary, a remarkable woman who walks with us every day.
Today’s discussion is on the Amazing Parish Conference, and how it will enhance parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Archbishop Listecki’s studio guest is Fr. Matthew Widder (Holy Name of Jesus and St. Clement), and joining us by phone is Kevin Cotter, the Executive Director of Amazing Parish in Denver.
Supporting the Soles for Catholic Education Walk is today’s discussion with Archbishop Listecki. Joining us is Kevin Eberle (Marquette University student) and Dan Heding (the principal of St. Adalbert School), who’ll share their enthusiasm for the annual walk with us.
Have you ever been on a mission trip to Tanzania? Today’s guest is Sue Haertel and she has been to Tanzania six times. Sue leads the Living Waters project at St. Pius X Parish in Wauwatosa and she’ll discuss building water wells for Tanzanians who lack water.
Is the call to holiness attainable in our everyday lives? Pope Francis’ recent exhortation is The Call to Holiness in Today’s World and our guests will share how we can apply it to our lives. Join Archbishop Listecki with his guests Mary Lestina (Pastoral Associate, St. Dominic, Brookfield) and Mike Heimbach (Director of Youth and Adult Formation, Gesu Church) as they discuss the simple ways we can be more holy.
John Borgen is Archbishop Listecki’s insightful guest. In this important discussion, we’ll hear about Catholic Financial Life Foundation and how they can help you and your family pre-plan financially before you pass away.
Today’s conversation is with Catholic business leaders who’ll be speaking at the Pallium Lecture on September 18, 2018. Joining Archbishop Listecki is Joan M. Shafer (retired, WEC Energy Group) and Sharon deGuzman (Robert W. Baird & Co.) who will discuss how their faith is a part of their lives and work.
How do pastors help Catholics form their faith? Listen to the discussion lead by Archbishop Listecki on the Catechism of the Church with insights from Fr. Nate Reesman (St. Mary's Immaculate Conception - West Bend) and Fr. John Gibson (St. Mary Visitation School – Elm Grove).
Is it time for you to be involved in international missionary work? Listen to today’s NEW EPISODE taking us to Haiti with Pam Lownik of St. Mary Catholic Faith Community - Hales Corners, WI. The work, relationships and success stories she shares are motivating.
Living Our Faith with Archbishop Listecki airs on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM at 8am on Friday and repeats Saturday. The show airs on the radio in the Milwaukee metro area.
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To celebrate The Assumption of Mary we're re-airing our 2017 conversation with Mariologist, Fr. Dwight Cambell from Our Lady of Mount Carmel Kenosha. Join Archbishop Listecki as they discuss the grace of Mary’s presence in our lives.
Living Our Faith airs on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM at 8am on Friday and repeats Saturday. The show airs on the radio in the Milwaukee metro area.
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Lots of fun today as we discuss Guided By Saints with Alan McCauley (Pius XI Catholic High School) and Fr. Tony Zimmer (St. Anthony on the Lake, Pewaukee). Join Archbishop Listecki as they discuss saints, the video series and how it all came to be.
Living Our Faith airs on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM at 8am on Friday and repeats Saturday. The show airs on the radio in the Milwaukee metro area.
Today’s guests know the poor by name. Two fantastic leaders of local humanitarian initiatives join Archbishop Listecki. Patricia O’Brien (Laundry Love) and Jim Wozniak (Fr. Gene's Help Center) discuss their meaningful work with us.
Living Our Faith airs on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM at 8am on Friday and repeats Saturday. The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area.
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Priest, author and Vatican Observatory consultant – our guest is Fr. James Kurzynski (Diocese of La Crosse) who’ll introduce his book, God's Canvas: An Exploration of Faith & Science. Join Archbishop Listecki who’ll lead us in a dynamic discussion.
Listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM at 8am on Friday or Saturday. The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area.
You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs on Monday: www.archmil.org/LOF
A unique and spiritually dynamic, father and son duo express how faith has been the focus in their family. Meet Fr. Andrew Infanger and his dad, Peter, currently in the seminary, as they share what brought them to this amazing journey.
Living Our Faith airs on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM at 8am on Friday and repeats Saturday. The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area.
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How can a parish regain vitality? Tom Corcoran (author of Rebuilt) and Fr. Ricardo Martín (Pastor of Sacred Heart Parish, Racine) discuss the process with Archbishop Listecki. Read about the book here https://tinyurl.com/y9x636m5.
Living Our Faith airs on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM at 8am on Friday and repeats Saturday. The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area.
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A fascinating and relevant conversation on religious freedom is today’s show with Archbishop Listecki and his wonderful guest, Kim Wadas, the Executive Director of the Wisconsin Catholic Conference.
Listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM at 8 a.m. on Friday or Saturday. The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area.
You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs on Monday: www.archmil.org/LOF
Plenty of great books are being suggested for your summer reading. The Director of the Salzmann Library, Mark Schrauth joins Archbishop Listecki. Listen: www.archmil.org/LOF and get the book list here: https://tinyurl.com/y9xmmq4w
Listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM at 8am on Friday or Saturday. The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area.
Holy Hill is a great summer destination. Join Archbishop Listecki with his guests, Fr. Don Brick and Deacon David Young as they discuss the spiritual experience you can have at Holy Hill (Basilica and National Shrine of Mary Help of Christians)
You can also listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM at 8am on Friday or Saturday. The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area.
You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs on Monday: www.archmil.org/LOF
The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus is today’s conversation. Join Archbishop Listecki with his guests, Fr. Arul Ponnaiyan (Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church) and Fr. Philip Schumaker (Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Bay View, WI).
There are two ways of hearing Living Our Faith. You can listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs on Monday: www.archmil.org/LOF
You can also listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 8am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday.
Why are churches built where they are? Listen to the discussion on how and why new parishes developed from a historical perspective and what we do now with influxes of people in urban areas.
Join Archbishop Listecki with his guests, Rich Harter from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and Fr. Steven Avella, a Professor of Religious History at Marquette University.
There are two ways of hearing Living Our Faith. You can listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs on Monday: www.archmil.org/LOF
Revitalization through a retreat is the week's fantastic discussion. Join Archbishop Listecki with his guests, Fr. David Shields of the Casa Romero Renewal Center in Milwaukee and Fr. Edward Vella of the Redemptorist Retreat Center in Oconomowoc.
There are two ways of hearing Living Our Faith. You can listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs on Monday: www.archmil.org/LOF
You can also listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 8am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday.
Today’s discussion on Living Our Faith is a wonderful reflection on Pope Francis as he begins his 5th year of papacy. Fr. James Flaherty, of Gesu Church in Milwaukee offers us insights with Archbishop Listecki.
Listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 8am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday. You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: www.archmil.org/LOF.
Go behind the scenes with Amy Grau, the Communication Director for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Archbishop Listecki and Amy discuss the many ways the archdiocese tells its story and communicates the Good News of our Catholic community.
There are two ways of hearing Living Our Faith. You can listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: www.archmil.org/LOF
You can also listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 8am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday.
Award-winning author and journalist, Marge Fenelon is Archbishop Listecki’s latest guest. Marge is the author of several books about Catholic spirituality, including Forgiving Mother: A Marian Novena of Healing and Peace (Servant Books, 2017).
Listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 8am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday.
You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: www.archmil.org/LOF.
Archbishop Listecki and his guests discuss the archdiocesan initiative - Safe Environment Week. Patti Loehrer, Safe Environment Coordinator and Eric Szatkowski, a retired law enforcement agent also discuss keeping children safe in the digital world.
There are two ways of hearing Living Our Faith. You can listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: www.archmil.org/LOF
You can also listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 8am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday.
Fun, singing and a great discussion of Retro Night - the May 4th archdiocesan event. Join Archbishop Listecki in a lively conversation on how Church folk music evolved. His guests are Sheila Buechel and Rob Mangan (musicians from Saint John Vianney Parish, Brookfield) and Matthew Linn (Church folk music enthusiast).
There are two ways of hearing Living Our Faith. You can listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: www.archmil.org/LOF
You can also listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 8am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday.
The NEW film highlighting the power of prayer, "Power In My Hands" is today’s discussion. Dick Boldin (film director) and Lydia LoCoco (cast member) join Archbishop Listecki in a great conversation about the upcoming film premiere in Milwaukee.
There are two ways of hearing Living Our Faith. You can listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: www.archmil.org/LOF
You can also listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 8am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday
Join us as we discuss history and traditions of Holy Week from a Polish perspective. Archbishop Listecki’s encore show features the ever-fascinating knowledge of Rev. Stephen Malkiewicz, OFM from the Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology.
There are two ways of hearing Living Our Faith. You can listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://www.archmil.org/Our-Faith/audioarchmke.htm
You can also listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday.
The Beauty of the Mass of Chrism. Archdiocesan music experts discuss the meaning behind the music for the Mass of Chrism. Archbishop Listecki’s guests are Dean Daniels and Jeffrey Honoré, who’ll reveal why the selections are chosen from a liturgical view and we’ll listen to samples as well.
There are two ways of hearing Living Our Faith. You can listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://www.archmil.org/Our-Faith/audioarchmke.htm
You can also listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday.
Hear about the amazing process of how adults become fully Catholic through the Rite of Christian Initiation. Archbishop Listecki’s guest is Julie Malucha, the Director of Evangelization at St. Charles Catholic Parish and School in Hartland. Julie will share program details and wonderful success stories.
There are two ways of hearing Living Our Faith. You can listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://www.archmil.org/Our-Faith/audioarchmke.htm
You can also listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday.
Archbishop Listecki has a fun and fascinating interview with Fr. “Know-It-All” Simon and Dr. Dan Scholz. They’ll discuss the archdiocesan summer journey, Pilgrimage to Greece and Turkey: In the Footsteps of St. Paul.
There are two ways of hearing Living Our Faith. You can listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://www.archmil.org/Our-Faith/audioarchmke.htm
You can also listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday.
Take a guided journey through The Five Sundays of Lent with our guest Fr. Brad Krawczyk. Join Archbishop Listecki and Fr. Brad (Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology) as they enlighten us on how each Sunday changes physically and spiritually throughout Lent.
There are two ways of hearing Living Our Faith. You can listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://www.archmil.org/Our-Faith/audioarchmke.htm
You can also listen on your radio by tuning into Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday.
Today, we talk with Deacons Will Arnold and Aaron Laskiewicz who are currently studying at St. Francis de Sales Seminary - St. Francis, Wisconsin. For these two seminarians, priesthood is just around the corner. Join Archbishop Listecki and these deacons who’ll discuss their life experiences as they become priests.
There are two ways of hearing the show. Listen to Living Our Faith on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday. You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b.
Lots of great energy is going on with Black Catholic initiatives. Joining Archbishop Listecki is Shawnee Sykes (Mount Mary University) who will discuss the Black Catholic Pastoral Plan of the archdiocese. Also on the show is Steven Teasley, who will introduce us to the Knights and Ladies of St. Peter Claver.
There are two ways of hearing the show. Listen to Living Our Faith on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday. You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b.
We have outstanding Catholic Schools and today we have the fantastic leaders of those schools with us. Join Archbishop Listecki with his guests Kelly Norton (St. Mary's Springs Academy), Brenda White (Siena Catholic Schools of Racine) and Eamonn O’Keeffe (Seton Catholic Schools) as they discuss how they keep their school alive with faith and strong education.
There are two ways of hearing the show. Listen to Living Our Faith on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday. You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b.
The Women’s Care Center is saving the lives of many children and supporting mothers who face unexpected pregnancies. Join Archbishop Listecki with guests, Sheryl Laird (Executive Director of the Women's Care Center) and Paul Smyczek (serves on the Board of Directors) as they describe the success of the center.
There are two ways of hearing the show. Listen to Living Our Faith on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday. You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b.
The Urban Ministry has exceptional programs that are exciting to hear about. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guest Anne Haines (Respect Life Director for Urban Ministry)
who’ll tell us about recent initiatives that impact those in need.
There are two ways of hearing the show. Listen to Living Our Faith on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday. You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b.
Honoring those who exemplify the Catholic Church’s vision through our local Vatican ll Awards is today’s topic. Hear about the history of the awards and from one of the 2017 recipients. Join Archbishop Listecki along with Henry David Johnson (All Saints Catholic Church) and Rick Tank (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) for an enlightening conversation.
here are two ways of hearing the show. Listen to Living Our Faith on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday. You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b.
The Power of the Sacraments. A rich discussion on the sacraments that we live by are discussed by two keen guests. Join Archbishop Listecki along with Professor Michael Brummond (Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology) and Fr. Ken Omernick (St. Charles Catholic Parish and School) for an insightful conversation.
There are two ways of hearing the show. Listen to Living Our Faith on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday. You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b.
Fascinating and diverse insights on the birth of Christ are presented just in time for the Christmas season. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Fr. Tom Suriano (senor priest and scripture scholar) and Fr. Jose Nieto (associate pastor, St. John Neumann) as they discuss Christmas and the birth of Christ.
There are two ways of hearing the show. Listen to Living Our Faith on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday. You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website after it airs: https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b.
A favorite subject is celebrated today – Blessed Mary, mother of Jesus. Two insightful and fascinating guests discuss Mary and the profound influence she has. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Sister Jean Frisk (Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary) and Deacon Henry Reyes (Saint Hyacinths Roman Catholic Church) as they discuss Marian devotions.
There are two ways of hearing the show. Listen to Living Our Faith on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday. You can also listen through the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website on the Monday after it airs: https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b.
Immerse yourself in the spirituality of Advent with two wonderful priests. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Fr. Peter Berger (St. Mary’s Visitation) and Fr. John Mitchell (Holy Family Catholic Community) as they discuss all things Advent.
There are two ways of hearing the show. Listen to Living Our Faith on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday. You can also listen anytime on the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website: https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b.
What was it like attending the Beatification Ceremony for Solanus Casey? Hear all about it from Fr. John Hemsing and Seminarian Dan Tracy as they join Archbishop Listecki to chat about the recent, significant Mass in Detroit.
There are two ways of hearing the show. Listen to Living Our Faith on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM (Friday at 9:30am). The show airs in the Milwaukee metro area and repeats Saturday. You can also listen anytime on the Archdiocese of Milwaukee website: https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b.
A great conversation about the Knights of Columbus is today’s episode. Two members from the Knights (Tim Guski and Patrick Reiff) join Archbishop Listecki to discuss the tremendous work the organization does.
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Today’s guest is Fr. Eric who helps young people overcome pornography addictions. Join Archbishop Listecki as he discusses this important subject.
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It’s a fun, new episode featuring the LoCoco family with Lydia and her son, Deacon John. Faith in the Family is today’s conversation with Archbishop Listecki. Join us for Living Our Faith.
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“We’re in a world today that needs to recognize the goodness of each other and the truth of each other and work together.” Listen in to hear profound and timely conversation with Bishop Emeritus Sklba discussing ecumenism and religious dialogue with Archbishop Listecki.
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A brilliant conversation on stewardship is today’s experience on Living Our Faith. Two experts share with us how they put energy and motivation into stewardship. Gerry Hazlett (St. Joseph Catholic Parish in Grafton) and Ben Brzeski (St. Anthony on the Lake) join Archbishop Listecki.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. You can also hear the show on our website: https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b.
Fantastic guests are on today’s show which is all about the Soles for Catholic Education Walk. Dr. Kathleen Cepelka (Superintendent of Catholic Schools) and Paul Eberle (Soles Walk Chairperson) join Archbishop Listecki.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Monday after the radio broadcasts.
With the annual Pallium Lecture coming up, we have both of the presenters on the show today. Hear their insights on Catholic leadership in today’s business world. Bill Bowman (University of St. Thomas, Minnesota) and Michael Naughton (Catholic University of America) join Archbishop Listecki on Living Our Faith. Pallium Lecture info can be found here: www.archmil.org/palliumlecture
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
The remarkable impact and the dedicated people behind Catholic Relief Services is today’s topic. CRS volunteer, Art Wigchers and CRS Relations Manager, Teresa Dunbar join Archbishop Listecki on Living Our Faith. Listen to hear how these individuals bring Catholic Relief Services alive.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
A fantastic local Catholic is in the house today. Media Producer, Bob Dolan joins Archbishop Listecki on Living Our Faith. Listen to hear about his journey which led him to produce faith-filled productions.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
In this NEW episode of Living Our Faith, we have two outstanding priests who’ll share stories and experiences of working with our archdiocesan sister parish, La Sagrada Familia, in the Dominican Republic. Join Archbiship Listecki with his guests Fr. Ricardo Martín (Sacred Heart Parish, Racine) and Fr. Juan Camacho (La Sagrada Familia in the D.R.).
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
In this NEW episode of Living Our Faith, you’ll meet two exceptional theology educators who guide high school students in their faith. Join Archbiship Listecki with his guests Lisa Metz (Divine Savior Holy Angels) and Vince Kostos (Marquette High School).
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
Educating priests beyond ordination is this week’s focus. Hear how a younger generation of priests are dedicated to higher education and diverse studies that enhance their abilities to lead a parish. Fr. Hugo Londoño and Fr. John Baumgardner join Archbishop Listecki on Living Our Faith.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
“We’re in a world today that needs to recognize the goodness of each other and the truth of each other and work together.” Listen in to hear profound and timely conversation with Bishop Emeritus Sklba discussing ecumenism and religious dialogue with Archbishop Listecki.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
“Mary is an exemplar for us.” A NEW episode of Living Our Faith on The Assumption of Mary airs Friday. Mariologist, Fr. Dwight Campbell joins Archbishop Listecki for this intriguing discussion.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
Our guests bring wonderful and interesting stories about Solanus Casey, a Wisconsin Capuchin who’s on the path to sainthood. Join Archbishop Listecki and his capuchin guests, Frs. Michael Bertram and Marty Pable for a fascinating discussion.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
A fun, energetic Catholic is in the house today. Radio broadcaster, Gene Mueller joins Archbishop Listecki on Living Our Faith. Listen in to hear great stories from him.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
The compassionate indigent burial initiative of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee is discussed today. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Fr. Tim Kitzke (Urban Ministry) and Mary Theil (Director of Cemeteries) for a look at this collaboration with Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services and others.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
“I teach and encourage Marian Devotions.” Our guest today, Dr. Kathie Amidei, shares with us her views on Mother Mary. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guest from St. Anthony on the Lake as they discuss a topic so dear to many Catholics.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
Personal stories of two men who have taken life-changing steps to serve the Church. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests Ted Faust (a 1st year deacon) and Larry Ramsey (deacon in-training) who’ll share their experiences on today’s program.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
In this new episode of Living Our Faith, you’ll meet two exceptional women who are leaders in Lay Ministry. Join Archbiship Listecki with his guests Susan McNeil (Archdiocese of Milwaukee) and Brenda Cline (St. Joseph Catholic Parish, Grafton, WI, as they discuss taking the local Lay Ministry to the next level.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts
Priests and lay leaders are participating in an important program designed to increase their abilities as effective leaders in the Church. Join Archbishop Listecki with his guests, Dominic Perry (Leadership Roundtable) and Fr. Jerry Herda as they discuss the Catholic Leadership 360 program.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts
Joining us today are Archdiocesan representatives who’ll be traveling to Florida for the Convocation of Catholic Leaders. Listen to Archbishop Listecki’s round table discussion with his guests Rich Harter, Anne Haines and Letzbia Laing-Martinez as they look to building the future of the Catholic community through this rare and special convocation.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
Today’s conversation is with two very dedicated Catholics who create momentum within the ASIC initiative (Archdiocesan Synod Implementation Commission). Join Archbishop Listecki with his guests, Sr. Marianne Kempa, SSND and Randy Nohl (Director of Synod Implementation) as they discuss the latest in the commission.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
Fantastic book suggestions for summer reading is today’s topic. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guest, Mark Schrauth, Director of the Salzmann Library on this week’s Living Our Faith radio show.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
In honor of Memorial Day, our guests are police and military veterans who have been guided by their Catholic faith. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests, Tom Ludka and Deacon Dean Collins on this week’s Living Our Faith radio show.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
Today's show highlights the many different awards that are given to local Catholics for outstanding stewardship or volunteerism. Join Archbishop Listecki in this week’s Living Our Faith radio show discussing Catholic Awards with co-host Bob Benes.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
He’s been around the world serving Catholics in the United States military - Paul K. Hurley, the Chief of Chaplains of the U.S. Army, is our guest today in a phone interview. Join Archbishop Listecki in this week’s Living Our Faith radio show discussing the work of a Catholic priest who’s also a major general.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts
Hear how the Archdiocese of Milwaukee has developed important programs and initiatives that create Safe Environments for all of God’s Family. Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests, Patti Loehrer and Kathy Walter, on this week’s Living Our Faith radio show discussing Safe Environment Week.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b the following Tuesday after the radio broadcasts.
Not all strange phone numbers are telemarketers – it might be a representative of the Holy See. Hear what it was like for our new auxiliary bishops to get a special phone call from the papal nuncio. Join Archbishop Listecki with our guests, Auxiliary Bishops Haines and Schuerman for this week’s radio show, Living Our Faith.
Living Our Faith Radio Show airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM on Fridays at 9:30 a.m. The show repeats Saturday and Sunday. Shows are archived at https://tinyurl.com/jqq6m9b after the radio broadcasts.
Join the spiritual journey, the Way of the Cross with Archbishop Jerome Listecki, Father Paul Hartmann and Bishop Jeff Haines. Originally aired on Good Friday 2015.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
The ever-fascinating Fr. Steve Malkiewicz, O.F.M., discusses the Triduum with Archbishop Listecki and co-host Bob Benes on the latest episode of Living Our Faith.
"With confirmation I see the effect it has on our young people … it’s so profound,” says Maureen Rotramel (Youth Ministry Director). Join Archbishop Listecki with guests Fr. Philip Schumaker and Maureen Rotramel as they look behind the scenes of Catholic youth confirmation.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
What defines an angel? Listen to this fascinating discussion on Angelology with author Fr. Cliff Ermatinger. Join Archbishop Listecki as they define the wonderful spirits Catholics have – angels.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
“What are you looking for?” Spiritual Director Mike Heimbach begins his relationship with new directees with a question from John 1:38. Join Archbishop Listecki and co-host Bob Benes, with guest Mike Heimbach, a local Director of Youth and Adult Formation, as they discuss Spiritual Journeys.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
Find out all you need to know before you register for the Wisconsin Catholics at the Capitol 2017 event on March 28th. Join Archbishop Listecki and co-host Bob Benes with guests Kim Wadas (Executive Director) and Amy Teutenberg (a 4-year attendee of the event), as they present vast knowledge on the important Catholic event.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
Listen to this fascinating conversation on Lent and its deeper meaning. Join Archbishop Listecki and co-host Bob Benes, with guests Fr. Alvan Amadi and Fr. Patrick J. Behling, as they discuss the positive aspects of Lent.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
For many priests, Lent is a favorite time of year. Listen to a great discussion on how two priests see it as special time to share with students and parishioners. Join Archbishop Listecki and co-host Bob Benes, with guests Fr. Bob Weighner and Fr. Todd Belardi, as they discuss the wonderful aspects of Lent.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
Join Archbishop Listecki and co-host Bob Benes, with guests Jean Kelly and Bea Sikorski of the Milwaukee Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women, as they discuss the impact of the organization.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
The positive impact of Seton Catholic Schools is discussed on the latest Living Our Faith radio show. Join Archbishop Listecki and co-host Bob Benes, with guests Donald Drees, President and William H. Hughes, Ph.D., Chief Academic Officer of Seton Catholic Schools.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
Hispanic vocations is discussed in this latest episode with St. Francis de Sales Vocations Promoter, Fr. Enrique Hernandez and Manuel Santos, a young priest in-training. Join Archbishop Listecki and co-host Bob Benes, as they discuss the path to becoming a priest in Milwaukee.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
Two women with great visions for our Catholic Schools are with us today on Living Our Faith. Join Archbishop Listecki, co-host Bob Benes, along with guests Dr. Kathleen Cepelka (Superintendent of Catholic Schools) and Kelly Norton (President of St. Mary's Springs Academy) as they discuss the positive energy being dedicated to Catholic Schools in Southeastern Wisconsin.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
Hear an exciting conversation between Archbishop Listecki, co-host Bob Benes and guests Fr. David Reith and Sharon Brumer from Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, Inc. Find out about the important work Catholic Charities does in and around Milwaukee and learn more about the upcoming Lenten Luncheon event with Archbishop Listecki.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
Hear a great story about Fr. Augustus Tolton, the first African-American priest in Chicago. Join co-host Bob Benes, Archbishop Listeicki along with guest Bishop Joseph Perry of Chicago.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
An exciting event called Gigs, Geeks and God is discussed with Archbishop Listecki, co-host Bob Benes along with guests Marc Puechner and Dave Baudry in today’s show. Hear how the upcoming event (http://www.archmil.org/G3.htm) trains Catholics in Milwaukee to use technology in effective ways.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
Hear an exciting conversation between Archbishop Listecki, co-host Bob Benes and Dr. Michael Lovell, President of Marquette University. President Lovell discusses his Catholic faith values, how they align with Marquette University and the important role Marquette University has in Milwaukee.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.
The powerful work of Milwaukee’s Urban Ministry is led by Fr. Tim Kitzke. On this episode, he shares his insights, experiences and future planning of the ministry with Archbishop Listecki and co-host Bob Benes.
Living Our Faith airs in the Milwaukee metro area, on Relevant Radio 100.1FM/1640AM.