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In Via Christi: A Podcast for Ongoing Priestly Formation

St. Patrick's Seminary and University
Spiritual Fatherhood
Priestly Formation
St. Patrick's Seminary
Joseph Ratzinger
Eucharist
Priestly Identity
Atonement
Priestly Fatherhood
Authority
Sacrifice
Saint Joseph
Community Support
Role Of Priests
The Cross
Unity
Division In the Church
Mission
Gnosticism
Incarnation
Catholic Faith

Join alumni, faculty, and seminarians from St. Patrick’s Seminary in Menlo Park, CA, for conversation aimed at ongoing priestly formation. Bringing the experience of ministry into contact with faculty expertise, the podcast offers support and community to all priests as they continue on the way of Christ. Follow along and find help in becoming a better man, growing intellectually and spiritually, ... more

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Recorded September 11, 2024

Fr. Mark Doherty, president-rector of St. Patrick’s Seminary, and Fr. Michael Liliedahl, chaplain of Catholic campus ministry at San Francisco State University and former pastor of St. Stephen Parish in San Francisco, sp... more

Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone and seminarian Patrick Germann discuss what constitutes the genuine authority of a spiritual father. Such authority is not the use of power for selfish reasons. Instead, to govern is to shepherd, and this is done by pr... more

Dr. Margaret Turek, professor of dogmatics at St. Patrick’s Seminary, and Msgr. John Talesfore, pastor of St. Matthew’s Catholic Church in San Mateo, CA, discuss the unity of God the Father’s love and the incarnate Son’s atonement for sin through the... more

Co-hosts Joshua Lesan and Patrick Germann pose the question, “What is spiritual fatherhood?” to Dr. Anthony Lilles, professor of spiritual theology at St. Patrick’s Seminary, and Fr. Stephen Akers, pastor of St. Benedict and Sacred Heart Church in Ho... more

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Father Michael Liliedahl
Chaplain for Catholic Campus Ministry at San Francisco State University
San Francisco State University
Episode: How Can the Priest Be a Principle of Unity in a Fractured Church?
Dr. Margaret Turek
Academic Dean and Professor of Theology at St. Patrick's Seminary
St. Patrick's Seminary
Episode: Paternal Love and the Cross: Is God Still the Father If the Son Is Atonement?
Monsignor John Talesfore
Priest of the Archdiocese of San Francisco
St. Matthew Catholic Church
Episode: Paternal Love and the Cross: Is God Still the Father If the Son Is Atonement?
Dr. Anthony Lilles
Professor of Spiritual Theology at St. Patrick's Seminary and expert in spiritual formation
St. Patrick's Seminary
Episode: What is spiritual fatherhood, and how does it shape priestly identity?
Father Stephen Akers
A priest from the Diocese of Monterey and pastor of Sacred Heart and St. Benedict's Catholic Church
Diocese of Monterey
Episode: What is spiritual fatherhood, and how does it shape priestly identity?
Father Mark Doherty
President Rector of St. Patrick's Seminary and University
St. Patrick's Seminary and University
Episode: Toward the Father: Considering a Ratzingerian Understanding of Fatherhood
Father Joseph Fessio
Co-founder of Ignatius Press and former Provost of Ave Maria University
Ignatius Press
Episode: Toward the Father: Considering a Ratzingerian Understanding of Fatherhood

Hosts

Joshua Lesan
Co-host and seminarian at St. Patrick's Seminary, engaged in conversations around ongoing priestly formation.
Patrick Germann
Co-host and seminarian at St. Patrick's Seminary, exploring themes of spiritual fatherhood and community engagement.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 8 ratings
  • Hope-giving for laypeople too

    Listening to seminarians engage their formation and their future is time well spent. Thanks to St. Patrick’s for this excellent new program.

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Listeners appreciate the engaging discussions around the formation and spiritual development of priests, noting that the content is both insightful and helpful for their vocational journey.
The focus on personal testimonies and relatable experiences from seminarians is seen as particularly inspiring and relevant for laypeople as well.

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Toward the Father: Considering a Ratzingerian Understanding of Fatherhood
Q: How can priests and future priests authentically live like St. Joseph did, integrating leadership and submissiveness to the will of God?
Authentic leadership is about service and ensuring the well-being of the family, aligning closely with the example of St. Joseph.
Toward the Father: Considering a Ratzingerian Understanding of Fatherhood
Q: How can we understand the relation of that fatherhood, of eternity to the celibate priesthood?
The enduring aspect of fatherhood is characterized by love and support after the child is conceived, akin to God's eternal fatherhood.
What is spiritual fatherhood, and how does it shape priestly identity?
Q: How can we as fathers prepare our children to proclaim the good news?
Engage in personal prayer and reflection to understand and present a beautiful vision of fatherhood.
What is spiritual fatherhood, and how does it shape priestly identity?
Q: What are some strategies to foster intimacy between yourself and your parish?
Create a structured yet flexible ministry approach that allows for availability and personal interaction with parishioners.
Authority and Sacrifice in Priestly Fatherhood
Q: But what stands out to you when Bishop Sheen talks about the authority of the priest or the sacrifice of the priest?
He speaks about the priest imitating Christ, the priest, but also Christ, the victim.

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Conversations from seminarians, faculty, and alumni at St. Patrick's Seminary focus on ongoing priestly formation, addressing relevant topics for priests navigating their spiritual and professional lives. Episodes predominantly explore themes such as spiritual fatherhood, community engagement, and the realities of ministerial authority in modern contexts, while fostering a sense of unity and support among priests. The dialogue often intertwines personal experiences with theological insights, providing a unique resource for priests seeking to deepen their faith and effectiveness in serving their communities.

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2. Dr. Margaret Turek
3. Monsignor John Talesfore
4. Dr. Anthony Lilles
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6. Father Mark Doherty
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