What's New in Archlou: Recent Episodes
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The Arch Lou Podcast Network is excited to present a new podcast series – What’s New in Archlou, which will highlight the people and ministries of the Archdiocese of Louisville, the Catholic Church in Central Kentucky. Join us each month as we welcome new guests to discuss what’s new in the Archdiocese and invite you to get involved as you deepen your engagement with your Catholic faith. We are beginning this podcast series by featuring our new shepherd, Archbishop Shelton Fabre, who was installed at the end of March as our 10th bishop and 5th archbishop. Archbishop Shelton came to us from the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux in South Louisiana.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes Kanobia Russell-Blackmon, Chief Communications Officer, and Marnie McAllister, Editor of The Record. In this episode, they discuss the history and future of The Record, the production of the archdiocesan paper, and how digital media is changing the way we tell the Catholic story.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes Dr. F. DeKarlos Blackmon, Vice Chancellor for Pastoral Services and Director of Diaconal Ministry, and Deacon Mark Preischel, Associate Director for Diaconal Ministry and Formation. In this episode, you will learn about the history of permanent deacons, their role in the Church, and how they serve in and outside the parish.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds welcomes Amy Nall, Superintendent of Catholic Schools, and Dr. Trevor Timmerberg, Assistant Superintendent. In this episode, we learn more about the new leaders of the Office of Catholic Schools as they share about their faith and family. They also discuss the importance of Catholic education, school safety, and more.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes Father Cole McDowell, associate pastor at St. James in Elizabethtown and Father Tony Smith, a retired priest in residence at St. Patrick Catholic Church. Father McDowell and Father Smith talk about their faith journeys, call to the priesthood, and experiences of living as priests.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes Teague Ridge, founder of Talgrace Marketing and Media. Teague talks about his life as a musician, golfer and now owner of a media company. He also shares his faith journey and why his faith is an important part of his life.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes back Lisa DeJaco Crutcher, Chief Executive Officer of Catholic Charities of Louisville. Crutcher shares what’s new at Catholic Charities and talks about their programs and services that help people in the community.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes back Shelton Fabre, Archbishop of Louisville. They talk about the death of Pope Francis and Conclave, Confirmations, Rite of Election, welcoming Catholics back to the church, ordination of Deacon Evrard Muhoza, and more.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes Richard “Tink” Guthrie, Vice Chancellor for Administration. Tink talks about his ministry with the Archdiocese of Louisville which includes his work on the Synod on Synodality and the National Eucharistic Congress, and his work with priests and parishes.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes back Fr. Jeff Shooner, pastor of St. Patrick and the Vicar General, for part 3 of “Why Do Catholics Do That?” Dr. Reynolds and Fr. Shooner discuss various topics including the examination of conscience, liturgical colors, prayer and healing, annulment, and Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si.
Description: Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes Deacon Stephen Bowling, Director of Family and Life Ministries, and Mistianna Barnes, a Marriage Event Coordinator. They discuss the sacrament of marriage, marriage preparation programs, and marriage enrichment.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes Dr. F. DeKarlos Blackmon, vice chancellor for pastoral services, and Kanobia Russell-Blackmon, chief communications officer. In this episode, we will learn about this couple, hear their story, and discuss their ministry in the Archdiocese.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes Laura Zoeller, Consultant for Adult Faith Formation and Initiation for the archdiocese, and Amanda Martin, Postgraduate Program Director and Resource Teacher at Pitt Academy. Laura and Amanda talk about the ministry for students and adults with disabilities. They discuss their work and why this ministry is important in the archdiocese.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes Father John Baptist Hoang, Chaplain of Catholic Campus Ministry at the University of Louisville. Father Hoang talks about Catholic campus ministry, his role as the chaplain, and the impact the ministry has on the students at UofL.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes back Father Jeff Shooner, Vicar General and Pastor of St. Patrick Parish, for part 2 of “Why Do Catholics Do That?” Dr. Reynolds and Father Shooner discuss the Rosary, Holy Water, Respect Life Month, faith and science, miracles, and more. The episode concludes with a message from Archbishop Shelton Fabre about the Catholic Services Appeal.
Host Dr. Brian Reynolds, chancellor of the Archdiocese of Louisville, welcomes Doris Swenson, principal of Holy Spirit Catholic School and Neil Hulsewede, principal of St. Rita Catholic School, to talk about Catholic education in the archdiocese. Swenson and Hulsewede discuss their roles as principals, their schools, and the benefits of a Catholic education. #CatholicEducation #CatholicPrincipals #ArchLou #Catholic Schools
In this Podcast, we have two guests: Fr. Bill Hammer, pastor of St. Margaret Mary and St. William Parishes and Jason Hall, Executive Director of the Catholic Conference of Kentucky.
In this Podcast, we are talking to Father Matthew Millay, a newly ordained priest for the Archdiocese of Louisville. Archbishop Shelton just ordained Father Matt on June 1, and he is now serving as associate pastor of Holy Spirit and St. Leonard Parishes.
In this episode we welcome Michal Horace, our Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministry.
In this podcast we welcome Father Anthony Chandler, our Vicar for Priests and Director of the Office of Priest Personnel and the Rector of the Cathedral of the Assumption.
In this episode we dive into the priest assignment process. We just announced the appointment of 16 pastor or administrator changes and 8 associate pastor changes affecting 31 parishes. Father Chandler helps us understand the process.
Join us as we delve into the latest updates and insights surrounding the Eucharistic Revival, a transformative three-year initiative launched by the U.S. Bishops. In today's episode, we take a step back to revisit the core focus and purpose of this groundbreaking effort before diving into what's new and noteworthy. Discover the heart of the Eucharistic Revival and its significance in revitalizing faith communities across the nation.
Martha Price Richardson, a community volunteer and Aaron Miller, Vice President of Leadership Louisville Center joined us to talk Volunteering as part of our Catholic faith.
In this podcast, where we delve into a transformative journey within our Archdiocese spanning two centuries. Join us as we explore the evolution of a relatively new ministry that has taken root within the rich tapestry of our community—the outreach to our Hispanic brothers and sisters.
In this episode we welcome Cheryl Bruner, who is an attorney with the firm of Pitt and Emison, specializing in the areas of estate planning, probate, and asset protection.
This month we welcome Lisa DeJaco Crutcher, the Chief Executive Office of Catholic Charities of Louisville. Lisa joined us in in 2017 after practicing law for 17 years at Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs. She and her husband Marc have two children and are members of St. Agnes Parish.
For the November episode, Deacon Denny Nash, Director of the Diaconate Office and deacon at St. Raphael Church, joins host Dr. Brian Reynolds, Chancellor of the Archdiocese. They will discuss the Catholic Church’s rich theology and pastoral practice guiding funerals and related rituals.
In the episode we welcome Father Jeff Nicolas, pastor of St. Bernadette Parish. Fr. Nicolas was ordained as a priest of the Archdiocese of Louisville in 1993 and has served as pastor of St. Lawrence, Cathedral of the Assumption, Epiphany Catholic Church, and now St. Bernadette. Father Jeff also has served on our Priests’ Council and on the Catholic Services Appeal pastor committee.
In This Podcast we welcome Martine Siegel and Emily Lindon. Since 2013, Martine has served as the Director of Counseling Services and as our Victim Assistance Coordinator in the Office of Family and Life Ministries of the Archdiocese of Louisville. As well As Emily Lindon is a school counselor at St. Patrick School in Louisville, serving first as a teacher in 2016 and then as the school counselor in 2017.
In this podcast we welcome Fr. Clyde Crews and Tim Tomes. Fr. Clyde is a retired priest of the Archdiocese of Louisville and our emeritus archdiocesan historian.
In this epidsode, we welcome Karl Schmitt Jr., just recently retired as President and CEO of the Louisville Sports Commission, who contributed greatly to athletics in the Louisville community and in youth sports.
We are happy to welcome to this show Father Paul Beach, now the pastor of St. Martin of Tours Parish in Louisville. Father Paul was ordained for the Archdiocese of Louisville in 2001 and has also served as pastor of St. John the Apostle in Brandenburg and the other St. Martin of Tours in Flaherty, St. Francis Xavier in Mt. Washington, and All Saints in Taylorsville.
In this episode we decided to explore why Catholics do what they do in a variety of areas. We are happy to welcome to this episode Father Jeff Shooner, now the pastor of St. Patrick and St. Boniface Parishes.
We are happy to welcome back to this show Archbishop Shelton Fabre, who was installed as our 5th Archbishop and 10th Bishop on March 30, 2022. Archbishop, congratulations as you celebrate your first anniversary as Archbishop of Louisville!
We are pleased to welcome Beth Stegner Peabody, the Executive Officer of Stegner Investments, who is the author of our The Record column “Cents and Sensibility.”
In this episode we welcome Annette Mandley-Turner, Executive Director of the Office of Multicultural Ministry.
On this podcast we welcome two of our talented youth who represent the Archdiocese of Louisville on the National Youth Advisory Council.
This showwill highlight the people and ministries of the Archdiocese of Louisville, the Catholic Church in Central Kentucky. Join us each month as we welcome guests to discuss what’s new in the Archdiocese and invite you to get involved as you deepen your engagement with your Catholic faith.
What’s New in ArchLou. This showwill highlight the people and ministries of the Archdiocese of Louisville, the Catholic Church in Central Kentucky. Join us each month as we welcome new guests to discuss what’s new in the Archdiocese and invite you to get involved as you deepen your engagement with your Catholic faith.
Dr. Karen Shadle from the Office of Worship joins us for episode #4 of What's New in ArchLou.
Dr. Mary Beth Bowling - Superintendent of Catholic schools joins the archdiocese’s chancellor and chief administrative officer Dr. Brian B. Reynolds.
The Arch Lou Podcast Network excited to present a new podcast series – What’s New in Archlou, which will highlight the people and ministries of the Archdiocese of Louisville, the Catholic Church in Central Kentucky. Join us each month as we welcome new guests to discuss what’s new in the Archdiocese and invite you to get involved as you deepen your engagement with your Catholic faith.
We are beginning this podcast series by featuring our new shepherd, Archbishop Shelton Fabre, who was installed at the end of March as our 10th bishop and 5th archbishop. Archbishop Shelton came to us from the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux in South Louisiana.