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Deacon

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Sep 11, 2026

Tom BarnesGUEST
40:05
And they received the Holy Ghost.
MagnumHOST
40:07
Just the Deacon.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
40:10
Amen.
Tom BarnesGUEST
40:12
Just the Saint.
Beau BonnerHOST
0:29
Glad to be here with you right here, right next to me.
Beau BonnerHOST
0:32
Well, that's Deacon Mark Campbell.
Beau BonnerHOST
0:33
Good morning, Deacon.
Mark CampbellHOST
0:34
Technically, I'm across the table from you, but nonetheless, great to be with you.
Mark CampbellHOST
0:38
Great to be with all of those who have tuned in this morning.
Mark CampbellHOST
0:51
And, you know, I suppose it's fitting that I'm a little bit, we'll just say, lacking of energy today as a It's a special day of remembrance for our nation.
Mark CampbellHOST
1:01
And so it's great to be with you here this morning.
Mark CampbellHOST
1:04
We'll look forward to a conversation later in the show today with Deacon Rob Stark, who's going to he's a military veteran and share with us his reflections on 9-11-2001.
Bo BonnerHOST
0:02
It's wonderful to have you back here, friends, on this day of remembrance, September 11th, 25 years since that day in 2001.
Bo BonnerHOST
0:10
As we pray and remember, we wanted to take a special opportunity to have Deacon Rob Stark reflect on 9-11 from a Catholic perspective.
Bo BonnerHOST
0:18
Deacon Rob, please take it away.
Robb StarkGUEST
0:20
Well, Bo, thank you for having me this morning.
Robb StarkGUEST
0:22
I appreciate you very much.

8 MINS LATER

Robb StarkGUEST
8:14
In the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Bo BonnerHOST
8:17
Amen.
Bo BonnerHOST
8:18
Amen indeed, Deacon Rob Stark, with a wonderful and beautiful reflection on 9-11 from a Catholic perspective.
Tim WitmerGUEST
42:28
A decongestant.
Tim WitmerGUEST
42:30
Deacon, D-E-A-C-O.
Tim WitmerGUEST
42:32
I guess if you have to repeat it, you blew it, right? That's right.
Tim WitmerGUEST
42:35
All right.
Amber NoelHOST
47:59
For our bonus segment today, we're going to talk with longtime deacon Keith McCoy about what it means to be a deacon, what people often get wrong about this unique role, and three wise and clear tips for forming deacons in your parish.
Amber NoelHOST
48:15
The Reverend W. Keith McCoy is a deacon from the Diocese of New Jersey, a semi-retired public library administrator, and former archdeacon and chair of diaconal formation.
Amber NoelHOST
48:26
He is currently president of the Fund for the Diaconate of the Episcopal Church.
Amber NoelHOST
48:30
We hope you enjoy the bonus chat.
Amber NoelHOST
48:34
Keith, I'd love to start today by asking you simply, what is the diaconate?
Amber NoelHOST
50:04
She has a full-time job and she feels called to the diaconate, which is this other kind of basically unpaid part-time job.
Amber NoelHOST
50:12
So she's been working with her priest and her bishop to see, okay, how can you guys help support me and my family, practically speaking, so I can follow the call of God? I'm going to be supporting the church.
Amber NoelHOST
50:23
How can you support me? And I know that that's what you're involved in, right? I mean, can you just say a quick word about the Fund for the Diaconate so people know what this is if they don't?
Beau BonnerHOST
0:29
Beau Bonner, your host, glad to join you with us.
Beau BonnerHOST
0:32
Right here next to me, I'm looking right at him, folks, Deacon Mark Campbell.
Beau BonnerHOST
0:36
Good morning, Deacon.
Deacon Mark CampbellHOST
0:39
Good morning,
Beau BonnerHOST
0:39
Bo.

6 MINS LATER

Beau BonnerHOST
7:06
For this and many other things besides, we ask St. Nicholas of Tolentino to...
Daniel MartindaleCORRESPONDENT
7:10
Pray for us!
Beau BonnerHOST
7:16
Well, Deacon, one of the things you can always be assured with Pope Leo XIV is he is making sure to get the word out, making the rounds.
Megan PattersonHOST
17:12
I, like, came at the same time on the side.
Megan PattersonHOST
17:14
So I guess when Deacon was, like, all rise, there was, like, three or four or five minutes that passed, which he said felt like an eternity.
Megan PattersonHOST
17:20
I said, that wasn't me.
Megan PattersonHOST
17:22
That was the coordinators.
Megan PattersonHOST
18:01
So I had mercy about that.
Megan PattersonHOST
18:02
Yeah.
Megan PattersonHOST
18:03
Deacon did a great job.
Megan PattersonHOST
18:04
He added some jokes.
Joe McClainHOST
58:32
And frankly, it was tempting because, you know, all expense paid trip to the Holy Land, of course.
Joe McClainHOST
58:37
But I said no because what happens is my friend, Deacon Harold Burke Sivers, You guys know Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers? If not, you should.
Joe McClainHOST
58:45
He's an amazing man.
Joe McClainHOST
58:47
Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers went on one of those trips years ago.
Joe McClainHOST
58:51
And one of the first things they do is you get off the airplane, they take you to the Holocaust Museum.
Joe McClainHOST
59:00
And Deacon told me that when he got to the Holocaust Museum...
Joe McClainHOST
59:06
There was a section there on Pope Pius XII, and they basically referred to him as Hitler's Pope.
Joe McClainHOST
59:12
And he got really offended by that.
Randall TuckerHOST
40:14
And in Romans 16, 1 and 2, Paul says, I commend you to our sister Phoebe, a servant.
Randall TuckerHOST
40:23
The same word in the Greek that we get our word deacon from.
Mary Gamboa TuckerHOST
40:26
Diakonos.
Randall TuckerHOST
40:27
Yeah.
Randall TuckerHOST
40:28
Of the church at Centuria, that you may welcome her in the Lord in a way worthy of the saints and help her in whatever she may need from you.
Gbile AkanniGUEST
92:23
I greeted him and I asked him a question.
Gbile AkanniGUEST
92:25
"Sir," I called him deacon because he's deacon something.
Gbile AkanniGUEST
92:29
I said, "Deacon so and so, are you born again?" The man looked at me.
Gbile AkanniGUEST
92:35
"I'm a deacon.
Gbile AkanniGUEST
92:37
I'm a deacon in the Baptist church.
Gbile AkanniGUEST
94:40
But I did not know that that will not make me to make heaven." I said, "All fornicators, all adulterers." Before I know, the man said, "So what do you want me to do now? What do you want me to do now? Since nineteen sixty two I've been a deacon, and you are telling me that, uh, that..." I said, "That's it all.
Gbile AkanniGUEST
95:06
And God, who is not a respecter of persons.
Gbile AkanniGUEST
95:10
Deacon, you have to repent." So he knelt down in front of his house.

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