#164 - Amazonian by Vocation

In this episode, Alan, Alannah, Evelyn, and Tess sit down with Mauricio Lopez Oropeza, co-founder and current lay Vice President of the Ecclesial Conference of the Amazon (CEAMA). This interview took place in late April, when Sr. Lopez Oropeza visited Carroll College as the keynote speaker for the Student Research Festival (SRF)! Our theme music is written and performed by Carroll alum and current Admissions legend Alex Coulter! Big Sky, Small World is sponsored by the Carroll College Communication Center.

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