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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2024 · 27 MIN

Episode 23: Broken Shards to Stained Glass Windows

from Coffee with Kupke · host St. Paul Inside the Walls

In this episode we continue with Chapter 6, talk about St. Paul's in Clifton, Pope John XXIII, and answer a question from a listener about the names of our high schools in the Diocese of Paterson.Please comment your questions on this video! We will answer your questions on one of our episodes in the near future. If there's anything you'd like to ask Msgr. Kupke or Fr. Paul, please leave it in the comment section on any of our videos, or email your questions to [email protected] to Coffee with Kupke!On Coffee with Kupke, we have a cup of coffee and sit with diocesan archivist, Monsignor Raymond Kupke Ph.D., to delve into the history of Catholicism in the Diocese of Paterson in New Jersey. Hosted by Fr. Paul Manning and Msgr. Raymond Kupke Ph.D.Producer: Joseph GinexiSt. Paul Inside the Walls is the Catholic Center for Evangelization for The Diocese of Paterson in New Jersey. St. Paul Inside the Walls has been recognized by Pope Francis, as well as Pope Benedict XVI for their innovative approach to Catholic evangelization.St. Paul Inside the Walls is home to the Diocese of Paterson’s offices of Family Life, Youth Ministry, Hispanic Ministry, Young Adult Ministry, Campus Ministry for Fairleigh Dickinson University and Drew University, and more. If you’d like to know more about St. Paul Inside the Walls, please visit our website, linked below.St. Paul’s Website: https://www.insidethewalls.org/Diocese of Paterson website: https://rcdop.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stpaulinsidethewalls/St. Paul’s Young Adults Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stpaulsya/?hl=enLiving Stones: A History of the Catholic Church in the Diocese of Paterson, by Msgr. Raymond Kupke | https://www.amazon.com/Living-Stones-History-Catholic-Paterson/dp/B0006ENTOE/ref=sr_1_1?crid=32UOL31AEIKS9&keywords=living+stones+kupke&qid=1687191568&sprefix=living+stones+kupke%2Caps%2C86&sr=8-1 Beyond The Beacon podcast with Bishop Kevin SweeneyJoin Bishop Kevin Sweeney and Communications Director Jai Agnish of the Diocese of Paterson, N.J., as they discuss current events and topics relevant to the local Church in Paterson and the global Catholic Church. Bishop Sweeney answers questions from listeners, interviews guests, and shares reflections and insights helpful for all striving to live a life of faith, hope, and love. All are invited to send questions for the bishop and podcast topic suggestions to [email protected] to Beyond The Beacon on any of the major podcast platforms, or visit https://beyond.beaconnj.org.The video version of the podcast is available on Bishop Sweeney’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@bishopkevinsweeney

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In this episode we continue with Chapter 6, talk about St. Paul's in Clifton, Pope John XXIII, and answer a question from a listener about the names of our high schools in the Diocese of Paterson. Please comment your questions on this video! We will answer your questions on one of our episodes in the near future. If there's anything you'd like to ask Msgr. Kupke or Fr. Paul, please leave it in the comment section on any of our videos, or email your questions to [email protected] ...

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