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Hosted by Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth · religion · EN · 70 episodes
The Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth is one of the fastest-growing Catholic communities in Texas. On Lights, Catholic, Action!, we are going beyond the pews to bring you stories of faith and conversion from the Diocese of Fort Worth. Join host Sissel Anderson every Tuesday for inspiring conversations on life, faith, and community.
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Episode #42
A chance encounter in a second-grade classroom changed Nikki Leafgreen’s life, revealing how God could use Catholic education to fulfill her desire to change the world. Now principal of St. George Catholic School, Nikki shares how faith, service, and a close-knit community are helping students and families encounter Christ while planting seeds that can last a lifetime.
Episode #41
At Cassata Catholic High School, students who may have struggled elsewhere aren’t written off, they’re given the individualized support, flexibility, and faith-filled community they need to thrive. In this episode, Dr. Maggie Harrison and principal Julianna McConegly challenge misconceptions about Cassata and reveal how a school built on second chances is helping students rediscover their potential, their purpose, and their faith.
Episode #3
At the new TCU Newman Center, Father Jonathan Wallis shares his remarkable journey from the Episcopal Church to the Catholic priesthood and reveals how authentic community, the Eucharist, and a lived faith are transforming the next generation of Catholic leaders on campus. From rescuing kittens in the walls to tackling today's biggest challenges of loneliness and discipleship, this conversation offers a compelling look at why college ministry matters now more than ever.
Episode #41
In this episode, Diocesan Athletic Director Shannon Irwin shares how Catholic sports can do far more than build better athletes—they can shape character, strengthen families, and help young people grow in faith through authentic community and Christ-centered coaching. Drawing from her own journey from public education to Catholic schools, Shannon reveals why the lessons learned on the field often become the foundation for a lifetime of discipleship, leadership, and service.
Episode #1
Love it or hate it, artificial intelligence is here to stay, but that doesn't mean there shouldn't be hesitations with this influx of new technology. In this episode, guests Breda Shelton, board member of Catholic Charities Fort Worth and the Advancement Foundation, and Devan Patel, president of Crux Advisory Group and visiting fellow for tech ethics and democracy at the Rainey Center, bring their unique backgrounds and expertise to tackle these critical topics in a digestible way.
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