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Joining us this weekend on Practicing Catholic, Archbishop Hebda is back for his monthly Bishops’ Segment to share about what Pope Francis' recent motu proprio means for our archdiocese.
Brian Ragatz and Dr. Julene Nolan of the Catholic Schools Center of Excellence chat about their new mental health and wellness initiative, Peace of Mind, which offers mental health support for parents, teachers and students entering into the new school year.
Lastly, our friends from Rachel's Vineyard, Fr. Kevin Clinton and Fe Mahler, share about healing after abortion and the various ways they’re serving the women of our archdiocese.
Brian Ragatz and Dr. Julene Nolan of the Catholic Schools Center of Excellence chat about their new mental health and wellness initiative, Peace of Mind, which offers mental health support for parents, teachers and students entering into the new school year.
Lastly, our friends from Rachel's Vineyard, Fr. Kevin Clinton and Fe Mahler, share about healing after abortion and the various ways they’re serving the women of our archdiocese.
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