# Peter Buckley

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Faithful Presence: How Catholic Professionals Influence the Workplace

In the final episode of our mini-series on the Vocation of the Business Leader, Peter Buckley and Mark O’Donnell explore how Catholic professionals can live out an integrated faith in daily work without compartmentalizing their lives. They discuss practical steps—showing up at company events, build…

Being A Credible Witness in the Workplace

Peter Buckley and Mark O'Donnell open a new series turning to the Acts of the Apostles for lessons on being faithful, credible witnesses in the workplace. Drawing on the Ascension, Pentecost, and the early Church, Mark shows how ordinary professional life — done with excellence, integrity, and open…

Bold Faith in the Public Square and Today’s Workplace Evangelization

Peter Buckley continues his Acts of the Apostles series with Mark O'Donnell, moving into chapters 3 and 4 — Peter and John healing the crippled beggar, preaching to the Sanhedrin, and Barnabas's act of radical generosity. Mark argues that workplace evangelization is the modern equivalent of those m…

Truth or Consequences: Ananias, Stephen, and Living with Integrity

In this episode of On The Mark, Peter Buckley and Mark O’Donnell explore Acts chapters 5 and 6, beginning with the sobering story of Ananias and Sapphira whose hypocrisy and dishonesty reveal God’s intolerance for double-mindedness in the early Church. The conversation then turns to the apostles’ b…

St. Paul and Evangelizing at Work

Peter Buckley and Mark O’Donnell continue their walk through Acts by reflecting on St. Paul’s conversion and what his witness teaches Christians about evangelizing in ordinary professional life. Mark argues that workplace evangelization begins not with programs or pressure, but with prayer, integri…

Cornelius and the Courage to Act

Peter Buckley and Mark O’Donnell conclude their journey through Acts of the Apostles by examining Cornelius in Acts 10 and what his conversion teaches about faith, work, and the danger of writing people off. Drawing on Romano Guardini, Joan of Arc, St. John Henry Newman, and St. Edith Stein, they a…

The Joy the World Cannot Manufacture

Peter Buckley and Mark O’Donnell begin a series on Pope Francis’s The Joy of the Gospel, asking why material abundance so often coincides with restlessness, loneliness, and a loss of Christian joy. They argue that lasting joy grows from a daily encounter with Christ, nourishment in Scripture, inter…

Joy at Work and the Gospel

Peter Buckley and Mark O'Donnell continue their walk through the introduction of Pope Francis's Joy of the Gospel, asking why joy is so rarely listed among the things that make a workplace desirable. They distinguish short-lived pleasure from lasting Christian joy, and argue that ordinary jobs beco…

Evangelization Is Your Fulfillment

Peter Buckley and Mark O'Donnell continue their series on Pope Francis's Joy of the Gospel, taking up the claim that the Church's call to evangelize is the source of authentic personal fulfillment rather than an extra religious duty. Mark contrasts the 10,000-hour gospel of work, sport, and retirem…

The Urgency of Prayer

Peter Buckley and Mark O'Donnell step off their papal-document series to take up three live headlines: the Lindsay Clancy trial in Plymouth, the arrest of the San Francisco 49ers' owner, and the death of Dolly Parton on the feast of St. Teresa of Calcutta. Mark reads Matthew 7 as the Catholic reply…