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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2019 · 39 MIN

Catholic roots in Milwaukee

from Marquette In Milwaukee

The histories of Milwaukee, Marquette and the Catholic church are all intertwined. In the 1800s, Milwaukee’s first Archbishop, Most Reverend John Henni, helped establish Catholic and Jesuit Marquette University in 1881. In this podcast, we discuss the history of Marquette and the archdiocese in Milwaukee, how our mission overlaps, and how we are called to serve the next generations in our city. Guests: Marquette University President Mike Lovell Most Reverend Jerome Listecki, archbishop of Archdiocese of Milwaukee Kathleen Coffey-Guenther, PhD, senior Mission and Ignatian Leadership Specialist at Marquette University Father Ryan Duns, SJ, assistant professor of theology at Marquette University Ho...

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