
This is a lighthearted podcast where two seminarians sit down to discuss their life in seminary, topics and issues Christians face in the modern world, and the spiritual life. We hope to invite others into this journey that we are on and that countless other men are on across the world. We hope you enjoy! God bless! Find out more about us at www.sjvdenver.edu and follow us on the Saint John Vianne... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 110 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Michael Sparks interviews Deacon Luke Friess, soon to be ordained to the priesthood, to learn more about how the Lord worked in his life and called him to his vocation.
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Michael Sparks interviews Deacon Simon Ortiz, soon to be ordained to the priesthood, to learn more about how the Lord worked in his life and called him to his vocation.
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James Joseph brings together an assortment of guests to discuss a topic close to his heart and familiar to those who listen to the monthly homilies. This provides a privileged, behind-the-scenes look at the Vigil Praise that occurs at SJV every month... more
Revelation 6:1-17; (3:33) From the first Apology of St Justin Martyr; (6:33) Luke 24:1-12; (8:50) Homily by Bishop Jorge Rodriguez
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Vinny and Alex loved the episode with Jose Delgado! St. John Vianney pray for us!
I love hearing about all the different ways in which the Lord calls men to seminary and the priesthood. Thanks for sharing such inspiring stories, and I pray that this podcast will inspire more men to generously respond to God’s calling to the priesthood. Keep up the good work!
Great to hear familiar voices!! This podcast is super chill, inspiring, and life-giving! Yoo its nice to hear what’s happening in DEN too lol keep this up!
I appreciate hearing the different stories and learning about the different paths young men follow that lead them to seminary life.
It is fun to hear about the lives and experience the friendship of men studying together to be Catholic priests.
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A thoughtful, faith-forward show featuring seminarians and religious in formation sharing their life, vocation stories, and daily seminary experiences. Across episodes, conversations often center on priestly discernment, prayer, community life, spiritual formation, and practical aspects of seminary living, with vivid anecdotes that make sacred topics relatable. A standout trait is the emphasis on vocation as a joyful, communal journey, blending personal testimony with humor and tangible life details that help listeners imagine a path toward priesthood or religious life.
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