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Inscapes - False Names

Many of us cling to lies about ourselves that become false names and false identities. St. Peter, absorbed in his own shame, shrunk from Jesus when first called by him: “Depart from me, for I am a sinful man, O Lord” (Luke 5:8). But Jesus confronted Peter’s false identity of being a mere “sinful man” […] The post Chris Stefanick on I AM ___ Rewrite your Name, ReRoute your Life appeared first on Inscape Vocations.

Inscapes - Russell Shaw A Prophetic Voice for Personal Vocation

Russell Shaw was one of the first Catholics to highlight the importance of personal vocation and has done so consistently for over 25 years. In this podcast, Shaw discusses how the paradigm of personal vocation is essential for helping laypersons realize their proper place as builders of God’s Kingdom on earth and for eliminating clericalism […] The post Russell Shaw: A Prophetic Voice for Personal Vocation appeared first on Inscape Vocations.

Inscapes - Spirituality of Food and Farming

I journeyed up to the Stone Barn Center for Food & Agriculture with Claire Alsup, Director of Business Development for Yolele Foods, to interview Fred Kirschenmann, the “philosopher farmer” who wrote one of my favorite books on ecology (not that I read a ton of them) and the most interesting title for a theological essay ever: Theological Reflections While […] The post A Spirituality of Food & Farming with Fred Kirschenmann appeared first on Inscape Vocations.

Inscapes - The Unrepeatable Person

Al Kresta interviews Dr. Joshua Miller on his show, “Kresta in the Afternoon”, on Ave Mardio Radio (EWTN), about the importance of personal vocation for the renewal of the Church, with a particular focus on how to draw out the gifts and talents of children and each member of the body of Christ. Thank you, […] The post Building Up the Body of Christ through Personal Vocation appeared first on Inscape Vocations.

Inscapes - The Grace of "Yes"

Saying “yes” to a vocation is not always easy. In this episode Dr. Joshua Miller interviews Lisa Hendey, best selling author, founder of CatholicMom.com, and evangelist working to help each person say “yes” to their personal vocation. We talk primary about Lisa’s book The Grace of Yes where she presents virtues each can cultivate for […] The post Lisa Hendey and the Grace of “Yes” to Personal Vocation appeared first on Inscape Vocations.

Incapes - Key to Renewal

Our guest for this podcast, Catholic entrepreneur Patrick Molyneaux, is from Pittsburgh, which some have described as “ground zero” of the current crisis. Molyneaux is the co-owner of Molyneaux Tile • Carpet • Wood as well as a founder of several non-profit organizations. He discusses personal vocation, human flourishing, and a possible antidote to clericalism. The post Personal Vocation: An Antidote to Clericalism in a Time of Crisis appeared first on Inscape Vocations.

Inscapes - Vocation of Business

Andreas Widmer, former Swiss Guard for Saint John Paul II and Director of the Ciocca Center for Principled Entrepreneurship, is interviewed by Catholic entrepreneur and colleague Luke Burgis about his personal story of vocation in business and, now, as a teacher. Andreas and Luke co-teach a course called “The Vocation of Business” at The Busch […] The post The Vocation of Business with Andreas Widmerappeared first on Inscape Vocations.

Inscapes - Spiritual Direction and Discernment of Personal Vocation

Inscapes - Everyone Leads - An Entrepreneurial Approach to Vocation

In this episode of the Inscape podcast, Dr. Joshua Miller speaks with Chris Lowney about taking an entrepreneurial approach to vocations in the Catholic Church. Chris is a one-time Jesuit seminarian; he later served as a Managing Director of J.P. Morgan & Co on three continents. He is a popular keynote speaker who has lectured in more than two-dozen countries, on leadership, business ethics, decision-making and other topics. Whether a vocation to the priesthood, religious life, or entrepreneurship, the message is the same: All must lead. Every personal vocation is a call from God to image him in a way that has never been imaged before, nor ever will be. This is our great and awesome responsibility.