Paulist Fathers
The Paulist Fathers, founded in 1858, is a community of Catholic priests who work in missions, media, campus ministries, parishes, the arts and much more. The community is known for its media ministries, including: - Paulist Press, the first Catholic publishing firm founded in the United States - Paulist Productions, an Emmy Award-winning creator of films and television programs - Busted Halo, a website and radio program for spiritual seekers - Paulist Evangelization Ministries, a creator of webinars and parish-based programs. Paulist Fathers lead the Catholic campus ministries at UCLA and the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. The community leads parishes in New York City, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Rome, Grand Rapids, Knoxville, Austin and Horseshoe Bay, TX.www.paulist.org
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Sep 23, 2026
Mike Jordan LaskeyHOST
Yeah
Amy-Jill LevineGUEST
... uh, from the Paulist Fathers, uh, religious orders have come in.
Amy-Jill LevineGUEST
Um, individual priests in their diocese and newspapers have written very positive letters.
Amy-Jill LevineGUEST
Um, and that's what allows me to keep going.
Jonathan LewisHOST
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Jonathan LewisHOST
The Communion Project is an initiative of the Paulist Fathers.
Jonathan LewisHOST
Be sure to visit our ever-growing resource library at communionproject.org to explore videos, articles, parish resources and prayers for building unity and communion in our church.
Jonathan LewisHOST
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Jonathan LewisHOST
Thank you for joining today's conversation.
Jonathan LewisHOST
The Communion Project is an initiative of the Paulist Fathers.
Jonathan LewisHOST
Be sure to visit our ever-growing resource library at communionproject.org to explore videos, articles, parish resources and prayers for building unity and communion in our church.
Jonathan LewisHOST
If you enjoyed today's conversation, please take a moment to subscribe, rate and review us on your favorite podcast platform.
Manolito Jaldon Jr.GUEST
That's
Dave DwyerHOST
why I'm a Paulist, not a Benedictine.
Dave DwyerHOST
St. Paul is always preaching and talking and writing letters.
Dave DwyerHOST
Yeah,
Irenaeus DunlevyGUEST
So, you know, it's rather interesting to look at other examples, sort of the Brutalist movement.
Irenaeus DunlevyGUEST
This is the Holy Spirit Parish, church in Berkeley, California that our western province Dominicans have inherited from the Paulists.
Irenaeus DunlevyGUEST
And they're figuring out how to do this, how to handle it.
Irenaeus DunlevyGUEST
But like, you know, when you look at this, does it look like your first impression? You don't really think, oh, there's the parish church, right? You're like, okay, there's a library.
LionelHOST
Well, it's the first.
LionelHOST
It's a Paulist.
LionelHOST
Anyway, it's such an old, old, old, old church.
LionelHOST
And I love the idea of lighting a candle.
speaker_8UNKNOWN
And it's
Keith JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Paulist throwing for Mays.
Keith JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
One-on-one on the sidelines, breaks a tackle and gets a first down.
Keith JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He got away from Derek Winston.