How do you share your faith in the workplace? Deacon Mike Houghton from the Archdiocese of Detroit discusses this, the importance of listening to others and the upcoming event "Equipping the Faithful - Discipleship in the Workplace" on Saturday, Oct. 11 in Saginaw. Learn more and register here: https://saginaw.org/event/equipping-faithful-discipleship-workplace

Fr. José Maria Cabrera discusses scripture, his upcoming Bible Museum tours and call to priesthood on the United in Mission: One Heart and Mind Podcast with John Gonzalez.

John Gonzalez engages in a compelling discussion with Joshua Roggenbuck from St. Agnes Parish in Freeland regarding the launch of a new men's group, set to commence on September 13th, which Joshua will be leading. They are also joined by Jamie Gonzales, the Director of Program Coordination for Paradisus Dei, who provides valuable insights into the "That Man is You" program.

Who do Catholics say God is? Who is the Holy Spirit? Joe Grimm, a former journalist and visiting editor at Michigan State University, shares insights from the new book, '100 Questions and Answers About US Catholics' in this episode of the United in Mission: One Heart and Mind Podcast.

In this episode John Gonzalez chats with Dr. Ray Guarendi, a clinical psychologist and author, sharing insights on parenting and marriage. The podcast focuses on strengthening faith and community through supporting priests, forming disciples, and reaching out to the lost sheep. Key discussions include the importance of relationships and effective parenting techniques, along with cultural challenges parents face today. The session wraps up with resources related to Dr. Guarendi's work and grat...

In this episode Father Daniel Christie, a new priest in the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw, shares his journey to the priesthood, including personal challenges and a spiritual awakening. He reflects on his ordination day, the support from his community, and his excitement for upcoming assignments. Father Daniel discusses his family, the impact of his sister's passing, and the importance of listening for God's call in the priesthood.

In this episode Chris Pham and Father Andy Laframboise discuss the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea. They explore the nature of Jesus and the implications of his divinity, highlighting Christianity's uniqueness through God's incarnation. The conversation touches on suffering, God's love, and the importance of an eternal perspective, concluding with a message of hope and salvation through God's love.

In this episode we explore the significance of rural life masses and upcoming events across various locations. We highlight the diocese's mission to support priests and form disciples while celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Catholic rural life organization. Community engagement and the unique challenges of outreach are discussed, along with the values of faith, family, and dedication in rural communities. Our host and guest share their experiences, illustrating the spiritual connection...

Sarah Kroger shares her role as worship leader of the SOLD OUT 'Rescue Michigan' event, May 17 at the Great Hall in Midland, Michigan. Sarah shares her journey as an artist and author of her new devotional book, 'Belovedness', which reflects her personal struggles.

Anticipating a New Pope: John Gonzalez welcomes viewers and introduces Charles Warner, a seminarian studying theology in Rome. As he approaches his diaconate ordination, Charles shares insights on the somber mood following Pope Francis's passing and the excitement surrounding the upcoming papal election.

In this episode Teresa Tomeo shares her experiences from Italy during the conclave and discusses her new book, 'Italy's Shrines and Wonders.' She highlights the challenges of live broadcasting and the media's extensive coverage of the event. The conversation emphasizes the role of saints in her book and introduces a new series based on it.

In this episode, host John Gonzalez and Father John Ricardo discuss the upcoming Rescue Michigan event, focusing on the Diocese's mission and community involvement. The conversation highlights the cultural role of sports in Detroit and the risks of idolatry associated with it. Emphasizing the importance of the gospel, attendees are encouraged to deepen their faith. Bishop Gruss' leadership is acknowledged, and participants are urged to approach the event with openness to God's work.

Rita Maher, president of the Saginaw Diocesan Council of Catholic Women, shares the council's mission to empower women and support community initiatives in this episode of the United in Mission: One Heart and Mind Podcast. Click above the listen to her interview with John Gonzalez.

Taylor Piotrzkowski discusses prayer, having a personal relationship with God and the upcoming young adult retreat on prayer in this episode of the United in Mission: One Heart and Mind Podcast. Taylor Piotrzkowski serves as coordinator of youth & young adult ministry for the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw.

Dr. Marcus joined Ave Maria Radio as a radio and tv host in 2022 and as Director of Marketing in 2023. He now functions as the Director of Theology for Ave Maria Radio and oversees all theological considerations for the work and content produced by Ave Maria Radio.

In this episode, surfer, author and evangelist Bear Woznick shares insights from his podcast and book while preparing for the Jubilee Men's Conference. The conference focuses on themes of manliness, with discussions on work, responsibility, and spiritual warfare. The guest uses surfing as a metaphor for life, highlighting commitment and spiritual surrender. He encourages men to invite others to the conference and build connections.

This episode highlights the CRS Rice Bowl 2025 initiative and its 50-year history of supporting local communities and feeding the hungry. The Catholic Diocese of Saginaw focuses on forming disciples and reaching out to those in need. Donations significantly benefit local charities, and the initiative serves as a teaching tool for children about charitable giving. Community involvement and advocacy for hunger issues are emphasized as essential for supporting vulnerable populations. United in M...

This episode highlights an upcoming Men's Conference on April 5th. Carl White discussing the men's conference's history since 2006 and shares details about the event, including speakers and themes, and stressing the importance of men's groups in building faith and community. Listeners are encouraged to attend and invite others.

Charles Warner, seminarian for the Diocese of Saginaw, shares his experiences at the Pontifical North American College in Rome, discussing its significance and beauty. He reflects on his personal faith journey and the call to priesthood. The health of Pope Francis is addressed, along with community prayers for his recovery. The Jubilee Year of Hope is highlighted, focusing on holy doors and pilgrim experiences. The upcoming diaconate ordination is also discussed, emphasizing family involveme...

In this episode we share Bishop Gruss' homily from the Mass marking the 25th anniversary of Little Books, reflecting on the covenant with Noah and the identity of Jesus. The discussion highlights the challenges of Christian life, including suffering and evangelization. Celebrating the impact of Little Books, gratitude is expressed for its ministry. Host John Gonzalez shares insights from a pilgrimage in Italy, visiting key religious sites, and concludes with thanks to listeners and a promise ...