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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2026 · 42 MIN

From Sunday Catholic to Daily Disciple | Faith, Service, and Seeing Christ in Others

from Catholic Conversations at St. Joseph · host St. Joseph Kings Park

In this episode of Catholic Conversations from St. Joseph's Parish in Kings Park, New York, Fr. Peter Dugandzic sits down with parishioner Jim Johnson to share a powerful story of faith, conversion, and service. Jim describes how a simple invitation to Daily Mass transformed his spiritual life and led him to deeper prayer, Bible study, and active ministry.They discuss the impact of the hit series The Chosen, the role of prayer through the Hallow app, and how Lent invites Catholics to grow closer to Christ through prayer, sacrifice, and service. Jim also shares moving experiences serving the poor at a local soup kitchen and how encountering those in need helped him recognize the face of Jesus in others.This conversation explores discipleship, evangelization, parish life, and the Lenten theme “I Thirst,” inspired by the spirituality of Mother Teresa.Subscribe for more faith-filled conversations, parish stories, and reflections on living the Catholic faith today.

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