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The Communion Project Podcast

The Communion Project
Catholic Church
Mass
Synod On Synodality
Eucharist
Unity and Communion
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Hispanic Catholic Ministry
Unity In the Church
Artificial Intelligence
Dignity Of the Human Person
Focolare Movement
Woundedness In the Church
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Synodality
Catholic Church In United States
Consistent Ethic Of Life

The temperature of our Church, and our country, is running hot. The Communion Project Podcast, hosted by Jonathan Lewis, features Catholic leaders and thinkers wrestling honestly with division in the Church, and sharing practical ways to choose friendship over factions and live a communion greater than any difference. Whether you are a Church leader or simply a Catholic who is tired of the choosin... more

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Why is it easy to receive Jesus in the Eucharist on Sunday, yet treat members of the Body of Christ with suspicion the rest of the week?

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In this episode, host Jonathan Lewis sits down with theologian, preacher, author, and conflict mediator Dr. Ann Garrido to explore how Christians can engage disagreement without damaging their relationships. Ann explains why healthy communities are n... more

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What if disagreement with the people we love isn’t the enemy of communion, but a path toward it?

In this episode, host Jonathan Lewis sits down with moral theologian and bioethicist Dr. Charlie Camosy to explore how Catholics can resist the red-vers... more

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What if uniting ourselves closer to Christ means caring less about our own liturgical preferences and more about our brothers and sisters?

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Charlie Camosy
Moral theologian and bioethicist, associate professor of theology at the Catholic University of America
Catholic University of America
Episode: Dr. Charlie Camosy on A.I. Ethics, Avoiding a Red/Blue Binary, and Changing Your Mind
John Cavadini
Professor of Theology, University of Notre Dame; director of the McGrath Institute for Church Life
University of Notre Dame, McGrath Institute for Church Life
Episode: Dr. John Cavadini on Gratitude, the Mass, and Love of Neighbor
Michael Mulvey
Bishop Emeritus of the Diocese of Corpus Christi
Diocese of Corpus Christi
Episode: Bishop Mulvey on Jesus, The Cross, and The Spirituality of Unity
Hosffman Ospino
Professor of Pastoral Theology and Religious Education, Boston College
Boston College
Episode: Dr. Hosffman Ospino on Bridge-Building, Human Dignity, and Community
Julia McStravog
Senior Advisor for the Synod at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
USCCB
Episode: Julia McStravog on Prayer, Synodality, and the Holy Spirit
Tim O'Malley
Professor and associate director for research at the McGrath Institute for Church Life, University of Notre Dame
University of Notre Dame / McGrath Institute for Church Life
Episode: Dr. Tim O'Malley On Saint Augustine, Unity, and Reform
William Lori
Archbishop of Baltimore, chaplain to the Knights of Columbus, author of pastoral letter
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Episode: Archbishop Lori on Political Tribalism and Family Meals
Fr. James Martin
Jesuit priest, editor-at-large of America Media, and author
America Media; Outreach Ministries
Episode: Fr. Jim Martin and Tim Busch on Friendship, Division, and Dinner
Tim Busch
Business leader and Catholic advocate, co-founder of Napa Institute
Napa Institute; Busch firm; Pacific Hospitality Group
Episode: Fr. Jim Martin and Tim Busch on Friendship, Division, and Dinner

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Dr. Hosffman Ospino on Bridge-Building, Human Dignity, and Community
Q: From a Hispanic Latino perspective, what does it mean to be in communion with one another as Catholics?
Being in communion means recognizing the strong sense of family and community among Hispanics, living between cultures and languages, and prioritizing the common good. It also means embracing synodality as walking together, listening to diverse Wisdom, and building structures that allow everyone to contribute to evangelization.
Dr. Hosffman Ospino on Bridge-Building, Human Dignity, and Community
Q: What formative experiences shaped your faith and how you bring it to your work today?
Growing up in Colombia amid Catholic life saturated in daily culture, immigrating to the United States, and experiencing mass with diverse communities gave me a vivid sense of Catholicism as a lived, global reality. These experiences shaped a commitment to bridge-building, to see people as part of one family, and to view faith as something to be lived publicly, not privatized.
Dr. Charlie Camosy on A.I. Ethics, Avoiding a Red/Blue Binary, and Changing Your Mind
Q: What practical habits can Catholics adopt to build unity and communion in everyday life?
Be willing to change your mind about people, invite others into your circle, practice hospitality, and follow principled commitments even when they lead you into uncomfortable or unexpected places.
Dr. Charlie Camosy on A.I. Ethics, Avoiding a Red/Blue Binary, and Changing Your Mind
Q: How can the Catholic intellectual tradition inform our approach to AI and modern technology?
Treat technology as a field of meaningful human action that is not neutral; engage with AI thoughtfully, emphasizing human dignity, teleology, and the possibility of dialogue across ideological lines rather than reducing concerns to partisan labels.
Dr. Charlie Camosy on A.I. Ethics, Avoiding a Red/Blue Binary, and Changing Your Mind
Q: What first drew you to the work of finding common ground across polarizing issues?
A family background with divergent views and a home life where disagreement occurred within love taught him that difference can be navigated without breaking relationships, informing a philosophy of dialogue and care.

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This program centers on fostering unity within a polarized Catholic landscape by hosting Catholic leaders, theologians, and practitioners who model dialogue across differences. Episodes frequently explore topics like liturgy, synodality, pastoral leadership, and practical ways to build hospitality and friendship across ideological divides. Guests share personal stories and concrete approaches—ranging from parish outreach and salon-style conversations to broader discussions on human dignity, social teaching, and public witness—aimed at helping listeners engage respectfully with those they disagree with while remaining grounded in Catholic tradition. A standout quality is the consistent emphasis on actionable steps, from parish-level synods t... more

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