Meet Susan Windley-Daoust, Part 2 of 2

Genevieve Kineke on Finding Your Feminine Genius, Part 2 of 2

Enjoy a conversation between two old(er) friends on the Feminine Genius, and our hope for greater understanding and joy in our lives as women in the Catholic Church. In this episode of the podcast, Kristen McGuire turns the tables and conducts an interview of Genevieve Kineke, our podcast host. Genevieve Kineke is a writer and editor, radio and television host, and frequent speaker on authentic femininity and forgiveness. After embracing the Catholic faith as a young adult, she earned a B.A. in History from Towson State University and a Masters in Theological Studies from Providence College. A recent widow, she started Domus Aurea [https://houseofgold.net] (HouseofGold.net), a ministry for older Catholic women. She lives in Connecticut and is the mother of five children and nine grandchildren.

Genevieve Kineke on the Feminine Genius Part 1 of 2

Enjoy a conversation between two old(er) friends on the Feminine Genius, and our hope for greater understanding and joy in our lives as women in the Catholic Church. In this episode of the podcast, Kristen McGuire turns the tables and conducts an interview of Genevieve Kineke, our podcast host. Genevieve Kineke is a writer and editor, radio and television host, and frequent speaker on authentic femininity and forgiveness. After embracing the Catholic faith as a young adult, she earned a B.A. in History from Towson State University and a Masters in Theological Studies from Providence College. A recent widow, she started Domus Aurea [https://houseofgold.net] (HouseofGold.net), a ministry for older Catholic women. She lives in Connecticut and is the mother of five children and nine grandchildren.

Meet Susan Windley-Daoust, Part 2 of 2

Dr. Susan Windley-Daoust taught theology for 20 years at St. Mary's University in Minnesota before becoming Director of Missionary Discipleship for the Diocese of Winona-Rochester. She founded the Mark 5:19 Project [https://mark519project.org/] to equip pastors and lay leaders to foster thriving, evangelizing parishes in 2024. Her book, The Four Ways Forward [https://a.co/d/bZQ0lFV], was published in 2022. She and her husband Jerry have five children and work together to help Catholics live out their baptismal call to share the good news of Jesus Christ with all the world.  Show Notes: The Four Ways Forward [https://a.co/d/bZQ0lFV]: Becoming an Apostolic Parish in a Post-Christian World The Four Models of Post-Christian Evangelization: 1. Radical Hospitality and First Proclamation 2. Spiritual Multiplication Small-Groups 3. Organizational Mission (Re)Focus 4. Signs and Wonders The Mark 5:19 Project: Susan Windley - Daoust https://mark519project.org/ [https://mark519project.org/] Designed for Discipleship: Heidi Indahl https://www.designedfordiscipleship.org/ [https://www.designedfordiscipleship.org/]

Meet Susan Windley-Daoust, The Divine 'Two by Four!'

Dr. Susan Windley-Daoust taught theology for 20 years at St. Mary's University in Minnesota before becoming Director of Missionary Discipleship for the Diocese of Winona-Rochester. She founded the Mark 5:19 Project [https://mark519project.org/] to equip pastors and lay leaders to foster thriving, evangelizing parishes in 2024. Her book, The Four Ways Forward [https://a.co/d/bZQ0lFV], was published in 2022. She and her husband Jerry have five children and work together to help Catholics live out their baptismal call to share the good news of Jesus Christ with all the world.  Show Notes: The Four Ways Forward [https://a.co/d/bZQ0lFV]: Becoming an Apostolic Parish in a Post-Christian World: The Four Models of Post-Christian Evangelization: 1. Radical Hospitality and First Proclamation 2. Spiritual Multiplication Small-Groups 3. Organizational Mission (Re)Focus 4. Signs and Wonders The Mark 5:19 Project: Susan Windley - Daoust https://mark519project.org/ [https://mark519project.org/] Designed for Discipleship: Heidi Indahl https://www.designedfordiscipleship.org/ [https://www.designedfordiscipleship.org/]

Meet Amanda Schrauth, Consecrated Virgin Part 2 of 2

💖 Have you ever felt a calling that changed your life forever?  In part two, our latest podcast episode, Amanda Schrauth shares her transformative journey of becoming a consecrated virgin. ✝️ This incredible vocation isn’t just a choice; it’s a divine gift that shapes her identity and purpose.  Join us as we delve into the beauty of accepting God’splan!  #FaithJourney #ConsecratedLife #DivineCalling#SpiritualGrowth #MySecretisMinePodcast #Vocation #BridesOfChrist #GiftOfFaith#LiveYourFaith   Amanda Schrauth is the only consecrated virgin [https://press.vatican.va/content/salastampa/en/bollettino/pubblico/2018/07/04/180704d.html] in Montana and serves as the editor of The Lamp, the newsletter for the U.S. Association of Consecrated Virgins [https://site.consecratedvirgins.org/newsletters]. She lives outher vocation of prayer for the Church just south of the Canadian border in the Diocese of Helena. She holds a B.A. In Theology from Marian University (WI) and a masters in catechetics and evangelization from Franciscan University ofSteubenville. (Here is a link to support her vocation [https://ko-fi.com/catholicamanda].)