Musings from a Catholic Evangelist

In this episode, Sister Geralyn, SCC, discusses how we build up the Kingdom of God. By being excellent in our work and doing everything out of love, we can strap on our tool belts and get to work in this episode of “Musings from a Catholic Evangelist.”

In the next part of the series on The Our Father, Sister Geralyn, SCC, discusses that each time we pray “Thy Kingdom come,” in a sense God whispers back, “Wait for it…” Learn more about the complete fulfillment of the Kingdom and the final coming of God which lies ahead of us in this episode of “Musings from a Catholic Evangelist.”

In the next part of the series on The Our Father, Sister Geralyn, SCC, discusses that when we pray, “hallowed be thy name” we renew the reality that God is indeed holy and that we are called into that holiness. Learn more in this episode of “Musings from a Catholic Evangelist.

In this episode, Sister Geralyn, SCC, explains how to experience the ultimate fulfillment of what love is in Heaven and on Earth. Learn more in this episode of “Musings from a Catholic Evangelist.”

In this week's podcast, Sister Geralyn, SCC, discusses God as a being who is integral and completely connected to His creatures. The Fatherhood of God is infinite love and tenderness that sees our brokenness, our weakness, our wounds, and our sinfulness and extends merciful compassion to us. Learn more in this episode of “Musings from a Catholic Evangelist.”

In the start of a new series, Sister Geralyn, SCC, discusses how when we pray the “Our Father” we deepen the reality that we are called into a relationship within a family, a global family, gathered around together sitting at a table called the Eucharist. Learn more in this episode of “Musings from a Catholic Evangelist.”

In the tenth of a multi-part series, Sister Geralyn, SCC, introduces us to an individual who did ordinary things in an extraordinary manner and who forever shaped our diocese by her love of God: Mary Moriarty Brindle. Mary was the 15-year-old daughter of an Irish immigrant father and a Philadelphia Presbyterian mother who were all probably among the original settlers of Mechanicsburg and was the only Catholic in town. Learn more in this episode of “Musings from a Catholic Evangelist.”