Yoopers on the Way Podcast
The show where we connect Yoopers together to share stories and experiences of being on the way with Jesus in the U.P. Find us at yoopercatholic.org/ontheway
Episodes
Jeremiah Mason resides in Laurium, MI and was recently ordained a deacon by Bishop John Doerfler to serve the Keewenaw Catholic Community. In this episode, we interview Jeremiah as he shares about his deeper conversion to the Catholic faith and how he tries to be a good friend and lead his friends closer to Jesus.
Joe Carlson is the principal of Holy Name Catholic School in Escanaba. In this episode, we sit down with Joe as he shares with us his journey of faith, and how he manages to lead a school of teachers and students, along with his large family, with humility and trust in God.
In this episode, we sit down with Ishpeming native Tonya Allen. She shares with us her journey of mental health, and how God helped her heal by facing her fears and following his promptings to speak about her journey to others and serve them in practical ways.
Join hosts Father Ryan Ford and Katelyn McKeen in this first episode of the new podcast, 'Yoopers on the Way'. You'll get to know them as they share stories and experiences about being on the way with Jesus, and how to live each day with focus and intentionality.
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