Deacon Mark Campbell, Alexia Baker, and Ayden Pugh welcome Fr. Chris Reising for a powerful Pentecost reflection on the Holy Spirit, courage, and living the faith publicly. Jim Murray discusses stepping into his new role as interim superintendent for the Catholic Schools of the Diocese of Sioux City and the importance of relationships in Catholic education. Adam Storey joins the show to unpack canon law, parish identity, and how Catholics discern where they belong in parish life. Plus: Iowa news, sports, weather, saint of the day, and a Gospel reflection from Fr. Nick Smith.
On this episode of the Catholic Morning Show, the team reflects on Pentecost Sunday and what it means to live boldly as disciples of Christ. Fr. Chris Reising shares a deep reflection on the manifestation of the Church through the Holy Spirit and encourages listeners to publicly witness their faith with courage and joy.
Later, Jim Murray discusses his upcoming role as interim superintendent for the Catholic Schools of the Diocese of Sioux City, sharing insights on leadership, relationships, and Catholic identity in education.
Adam Storey, Vice Chancellor for Canonical Affairs for the Diocese of Des Moines, joins the show for a fascinating conversation on parish boundaries, canon law, and how Catholics discern parish community in today’s Church.
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