Conversations: Thy Will Be Done – But What is Thy Will?

Episode 4 of the Higher Word podcast, hosted by Fr. Graebe, titled "Conversations: Thy Will Be Done – But What is Thy Will?" was published on January 28, 2026 and runs 39 minutes.

January 28, 2026 ·39m · Higher Word

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In this episode, Fr. Graebe discusses the importance of discernment, vocations, and how our faith is woven into everyday life. This marked our first Higher Word Conversations event of the year, set in a loft in New York City. Catholics and Christians, young and old, gathered for a thoughtful and memorable evening. If you like these episodes, consider following the podcast and sharing it with someone who might like to listen. And if you’d like to be part of our in-person discussions, you can j...

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In this episode, Fr. Graebe discusses the importance of discernment, vocations, and how our faith is woven into everyday life. This marked our first Higher Word Conversations event of the year, set in a loft in New York City. Catholics and Christians, young and old, gathered for a thoughtful and memorable evening.

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