Lisa Hendey and Friends

Lisa Hendey and Friends

"Lisa Hendey and Friends" invites you into dialogue with authors and entertainment industry professionals, spiritual bright lights and seekers, and whoever else Lisa meets along her daily journey. From LA to Kenya and all points in between, come along for the conversation!

Episodes

December 22, 2020
On this week's show, Array of Hope creator Mario Costabile joins us to discuss how dynamic virtual retreats and events like "Rise Up" can draw the Church closer to God and one another.
 
About Mario Costabile:
 
Mario Costabile is the Executive Direc...
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On this week's show, Becky Eldridge is here to discuss her new Loyola Press book The Inner Chapel: Embracing the Promises of God as she offers insights and prayer practices to help us grow ever closer to God.
 
About Becky Eldridge:
 
Becky is an Ignatian-trai...
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On this week's show, Jessica Ptomey, author of the book Home in the Church: Living an Embodied Catholic Faith, invites listeners to consider their own faith perspectives by sharing her personal journey into the Catholic Church.
 
About Jessica Ptomey:
 
Jessica Pto...
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On this week's show, Fr. Sebastian Walshe, author of the new book Understanding Marriage & Family: A Catholic Perspective, offers pastoral thoughts on contemporary marriage and family life.
 
About Fr. Sebastian Walshe:
 
Originally from Pasadena, Fr. Sebastian...
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On this week's show, Cathy Gilmore, creator of Tiny Virtue Heroes, helps us understand how even small creatures can teach us to be virtuous superheroes!
 
About Cathy Gilmore:
 
“Mrs. Virtue Lady” Cathy Gilmore is an award-winning children's author, educator, and v...
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On this week's show, Dr. Joseph White offers encouragement and support for our spiritual journey as we discuss his new Our Sunday Visitor book Listening for God in Everyday Life.
 
About Dr. Joseph White:
 
Dr. Joseph White is a child and family psycholog...
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On this week's show, Trinity House community founders Soren and Ever Johnson open their hearts and their spiritual home to us.
 
About Soren and Ever Johnson:
 
Soren and Ever Johnson, parishioners at St. John the Apostle, Leesburg, VA, are proud par...
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On this week's show, author and radio host Teresa Tomeo joins us to share her timely new book Conquering Coronavirus: How Faith Can Put Your Fears to Rest.
 
About Teresa Tomeo:
 
Teresa Tomeo is an author, syndicated Catholic talk show host, and motivational speak...
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On this week's show, Father Edwin Leahy, O.S.B. schools us about the compelling new Quibi short-form series Benedict Men.
 
About Father Edwin Leahy, O.S.B.:
 
FATHER EDWIN D. LEAHY, O.S.B., became the 23rd Headmaster of Saint Benedict's Preparatory School&nbs...
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 On this week's show, Mary-Rose and Ryan Verret join us to discuss their “Be Light” Virtual Date Night Series and the marriage mystagogia they share through their ministry Witness to Love.

 
About Ryan and Mary-Rose Verret:
 
Mary-­Rose and Ryan Verret are the founders of Witnes...
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On this week's show, producer Natasha Howes offers behind the scenes insights into the soon-to-be-released film "Fatima", opening August 14 nationwide.
 
About Natasha Howes:
 
Natasha Howes has produced several adaptations of the Fátima story: The 13th Day&nbs...
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On this week's show, Allison Gingras helps us find our way through worry and anxiety and into lasting trust and peace as we discuss her new book, Seeking Peace: A Spiritual Journey from Worry to Trust.
 
About Allison Gingras:
 
Allison Gingras shares the beaut...
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On this week's show, bestselling children's author Anthony DeStefano shows us an innovative way to introduce Marian apparitions with his new Sophia Institute Press book Our Lady's Wardrobe
 
About Anthony DeStefano:
 
Anthony DeStefano is ...
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On this week's show, we meet Mark Bosco, S.J. and Elizabeth Coffman, the filmmakers behind the new documentary "Flannery" coming soon to virtual cinemas nationwide.

About the Filmmakers:

Elizabeth Coffman has produced and directed films about communities in crisis from Louisiana to Bosnia. Many of her films include or are about writers, such as Flannery, One More Mile with writer Aleksandar...
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On this week's show, the history of a saint in the making comes to life as we discuss the story and legacy of Ven. Fr. Augustus Tolton with actor Jim Coleman, who portrays Fr. Tolton in the St. Luke's Production play "Tolton: From Slave to Saint". Read more
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On this week's show, we talk faith, basketball and life with Kramer Soderberg, author of the new book Fill Your Cup for Christ: A Journey Sown & Grown through Sports. Read more
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On this week's show, we're jo...
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On this week's show, author and speaker Dominic Albano offers some tips and insights to help us to find purpose and to achieve one of life's greatest goals based on the work in his new book The Fundamental Theory of Happiness. Read more
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On this week's show, authors and speakers Emily Jaminet and Michele Faehnle join us to discuss a fruitful spiritual life for a conversation about the new book Pray Fully: Simple Steps for Becoming a Woman of Prayer. Read more
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On this week's show, we converse about the joy of music, creating during Coronavirus, and the beauty of "Little Dreams" with singer/songwriter Marie Miller. Read more
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