Engaged By The Spirit
Engaged By The Spirit
Podcast Description
When the Holy Spirit engages in somebody’s life, they are never the same! Join Fr. Peter Julia on "Engaged By The Spirit" as he spends time in conversation with a variety of guests, sharing stories about how the Holy Spirit is transforming lives.
Fr. Peter Julia is the Director of Vocations for the Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon and an Air Force Chaplain in the Oregon National Guard. Engaged By The Spirit is produced by Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.
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From Fr. Peter:
The same way we get to know each other on this Earth as friends is similar to the way we get to know the God of the universe – through conversation and time.
I have always been drawn to the Gospel stories such as "The Road to Emmaus" and "The Transfiguration" because the apostles accompany Jesus to a destination. For anyone who has been destined for anywhere, you spend a lot of time in conversation with people around you. It's this equation of conversation + time that equals relationship. This podcast is a conversation, not an interview – because real people have conversations, they don’t interview each other.
That is the aim of the "Engaged By The Spirit" podcast: to spend time in conversation with each other to share stories, ideas, and glorify God.
I never imagined I would live in five different U.S. states, let alone the Vatican City-State, but that is what the Lord had in store for me. As a result, I have met hundreds of incredible and fascinating people. Just when I think my cup of friends is full, it overflows with another community of people. Most recently, joining the Air Force as a chaplain has my cup running over again. This podcast is all about getting to know a huge variety of people, and about how when the Holy Spirit locked onto them, and engaged them in the Divine Life… it changed everything!
We are excited and grateful to bring this podcast to you, and hope you enjoy these conversations as much as I have.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in people's lives, with specific topics including personal spiritual journeys, community outreach, and vocational aspirations. Episodes may cover stories from church leaders, community activists, and everyday individuals illustrating how faith has impacted their lives.
When the Holy Spirit engages in somebody’s life, they are never the same! Join Fr. Peter Julia on “Engaged By The Spirit” as he spends time in conversation with a variety of guests, sharing stories about how the Holy Spirit is transforming lives.
Fr. Peter Julia is the Director of Vocations for the Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon and an Air Force Chaplain in the Oregon National Guard. Engaged By The Spirit is produced by Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.
Watch the full videos on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@materdeiradio5085
Learn more about Mater Dei Radio:
https://materdeiradio.com/
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From Fr. Peter:
The same way we get to know each other on this Earth as friends is similar to the way we get to know the God of the universe – through conversation and time.
I have always been drawn to the Gospel stories such as “The Road to Emmaus” and “The Transfiguration” because the apostles accompany Jesus to a destination. For anyone who has been destined for anywhere, you spend a lot of time in conversation with people around you. It’s this equation of conversation + time that equals relationship. This podcast is a conversation, not an interview – because real people have conversations, they don’t interview each other.
That is the aim of the “Engaged By The Spirit” podcast: to spend time in conversation with each other to share stories, ideas, and glorify God.
I never imagined I would live in five different U.S. states, let alone the Vatican City-State, but that is what the Lord had in store for me. As a result, I have met hundreds of incredible and fascinating people. Just when I think my cup of friends is full, it overflows with another community of people. Most recently, joining the Air Force as a chaplain has my cup running over again. This podcast is all about getting to know a huge variety of people, and about how when the Holy Spirit locked onto them, and engaged them in the Divine Life… it changed everything!
We are excited and grateful to bring this podcast to you, and hope you enjoy these conversations as much as I have.
The second episode of “Engaged By The Spirit” is here! Our host Fr. Peter Julia has a conversation with his good friend, Fr. Randy Hoang, who serves the Archdiocese of Portland as the Assistant Director of Divine Worship and as Priest Secretary to Archbishop Sample.
Fr. Randy opens up about how his struggles early in life led to his vocation, the importance of knowing our identity, and why we need to give God control.
Fr. Randy and Fr. Peter also share hopes for their current ministry and memories of their time in seminary.
🔥🕊️✈️ About the Podcast:
When the Holy Spirit engages in somebody’s life, they are never the same! Join Fr. Peter Julia on “Engaged By The Spirit” as he spends time in conversation with a variety of guests, sharing stories about how the Holy Spirit is transforming their lives.
Fr. Peter Julia is the Director of Vocations for the Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon and an Air Force Chaplain in the Oregon National Guard. “Engaged By The Spirit” is produced by Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.
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