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Ep. 1 - Roseann & Pablo "I really felt God led me here" | From Age to Age - Oral History
- 2022/08/14
- 再生時間： 24 分
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あらすじ・解説
Pablo, a parishioner at Xavier since 2017, interviews Roseann, a parishioner at St. Francis Xavier for nearly 40 years, about God leading her to Xavier and a life of dear relationships and involvement in various ministries and groups at the parish since 1985. As a young person, Roseann had heard great things about the Xavier community, but felt she herself wasn't holy enough to join them as a fellow parishioner. Her life changed after actually attending a mass at Xavier and experiencing a strong sentiment of feeling at home.
To access a transcript of this episode, or to learn more about the Church of St. Francis Xavier visit:
https://sfxavier.org/from-age-to-age-an-oral-history-podcast/episode-1-roseann-pablo/
This episode was recorded and edited by Cynthia Bastidas of Semillita Productions. Photography by Donald Kennedy of Donald Kennedy Photography. Podcast introduction song is “Here I Am, Lord (I Come To Do Your Will),” music composed by Michael Ward and performed by the Music Ministry of the Church of St. Francis Xavier. All copyrighted music reproduced with permission of OneLicense copyright A-700530, rights reserved; music reprint license number 944. A special thanks to the staff of St. Francis Xavier and Father Ken Boller, SJ.
To access a transcript of this episode, or to learn more about the Church of St. Francis Xavier visit:
https://sfxavier.org/from-age-to-age-an-oral-history-podcast/episode-1-roseann-pablo/
This episode was recorded and edited by Cynthia Bastidas of Semillita Productions. Photography by Donald Kennedy of Donald Kennedy Photography. Podcast introduction song is “Here I Am, Lord (I Come To Do Your Will),” music composed by Michael Ward and performed by the Music Ministry of the Church of St. Francis Xavier. All copyrighted music reproduced with permission of OneLicense copyright A-700530, rights reserved; music reprint license number 944. A special thanks to the staff of St. Francis Xavier and Father Ken Boller, SJ.