In case you haven’t heard, Bishop Sheridan recently launched a new weekly roundtable radio show, currently called “Bishop Sheridan Presents:” that touches on different events and issues facing Catholics today. The show’s first episode aired Nov. 11 and focused on the current health care reform debate. To date, the shows and guests have included:
Nov. 11 – Health Care Reform. Guests: Dr. Peter Zimmer, a Colorado Springs-based physician, and Jennifer Kraska, executive director of the Colorado Catholic Conference.
Nov. 18 – Vocations. Guests: Father Jim Williams, diocesan vocations director; diocesan seminarian Joe Dygert; and Dave O’Keefe, a member of the Diocese of Colorado Springs Serra Club.
Nov. 25 – Our Lady of Guadalupe and Hispanic Ministry in the Diocese. Guest: Father Francisco Quezada, diocesan vicar for Hispanics and rector of St. Mary Cathedral.
Dec. 9 – Catholics Come Home (CCH) Campaign. Guests: Father Paul Wicker, pastor of Holy Apostles Parish in Colorado Springs; Art and Katheleen Nutter, members of Holy Apostles Parish and promoters of CCH; and Rob Faughnan, diocesan director of stewardship and development.
Dec. 16 – Catholic-Anglican Agreement. Guests: Dr. Tim Fuller, professor at Colorado College in Colorado Springs, and Father Michael O’Donnell, an Anglican priest in Colorado Springs.
Once the show is aired on KFEL 970-AM, it is archived on The Colorado Catholic Herald Web site’s audio/video page. You can scroll down and listen to past shows here.
Upcoming shows will focus on Marian devotion with Dr. Ted Sri of the Augustine Institute in Denver; the unique formation offered at Wyoming Catholic College; diocesan Catholic schools and Catholic Schools Week; and Catholic Charities and serving the poor in the Diocese of Colorado Springs. We will also hope to interview special guest lecturers as they roll through town.
This is really a neat show and we’re trying hard to get the word out about it. Please spread this to anyone you know and please tune in to “Bishop Sheridan Presents” each Wednesday, Saturday and/or Sunday.
BH