# John Haugen

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22. How Cheese and Ice Cream Became an Educational Opportunity for WSU Students with John Haugen of the WSU Creamery

If you like cheese, ice cream, a little history, and a whole lot of WSU, have I got the episode for you!    In this episode of CougsFirst! Podcast, I am talking to John Haugen, a Pullman born - Colfax raised WSU alumni (‘93) whose trajectory has taken him from agricultural and engineering to ass‮…

Good Shepherd Sunday Homily 2023

I wanted to become a priest because of the witness of the priests and Sisters in my home parish, who themselves were shepherds—men and women who knew me and my family, who were familiar, trusted voices. They led me to a deeper faith and were examples of active lives of service. They were not perfe‮…

Episode 3: The Place of Objects

Nlaka’pamux knowledge keeper John Haugen describes baskets the Lytton First Nation Community lost during the 2021 wildfire and discusses the role of basketry in the community. The meaning and the making of baskets in the community draws together food systems, local ecological knowledge, colonial l‮…

Homily from 10-6-24

Intimate and affective.  That's the kind of relationship Christ wants with his church.  It's the same kind of relationship a bride shares with her groom for the whole of their lives.  As we begin Respect Life Month and hear readings of marriage this weekend, Fr. John Haugen gives us an overview of‮…

What Is Truth? Homily from 11-24-24

What is truth?  In the 21st century, where do we find truth?  There are lots of places offering a version of truth: the internet, social media, political parties and leaders, maybe friends and/or family too.  But what is truth at its core?  Well only one person can provide that, and his name is Je‮…

Homily on 12-15-24

"Rejoice!"  Paul didn't say, "Be happy!"  No, he said, "Rejoice!  Again I say, 'rejoice!'"  As we look at the last 10 days of Advent, we turn our minds from the penitential affect of the season to the joyful.  Joy is a foundational virtue of a Christians' life.  It reminds us that despite any unfo‮…

Rituals & Preparation - Homily on 12-22-24 (BONUS)

We are pleased to welcome Fr. John Haugen back to another Emmaus Pastorate parish this weekend!  We're glad he's getting back into a routine, and we look forward to celebrating the Mass and sacraments with him in the coming weeks as he feels able! Rituals help define and shape our lives.  From wa‮…

Homily from 3-9-25 with Song and Prayer

Tend the Ground.  What does it mean to tend the ground?  Farming is more than just planting and harvesting.  The field works also needs to be done.  The ground itself needs tending.  And so it is with our hearts.  It's so easy to take the easy road, to go through the motions, to keep a stony heart‮…

Homily on 7-6-25

Have you ever seen God as a mother?  God wants to nurture, nourish, and grow us!  But that requires us to be docile enough to accept such an intimate relationship.  And how does God nurture us?  Through other people!  We are called to be both the nurtured and the nurturer!  We are our brothers' ke‮…

Young Gunners | "Second Career, New Mission: From West Point to the Family Courtroom" feat. John Haugen

This week’s episode of Young Gunners features John Haugen, West Point graduate, former U.S. Army captain, and founding attorney of The Haugen Law Firm, P.C. a Lewisville‑based family law practice, whose path to the legal profession was anything but traditional. John grew up with humble beginnings,‮…