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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2026 · 43 MIN

On Purpose: Evangelizing Through Social Media & Preparing for Lent | Catholic Conversations

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

In this episode of Catholic Conversations at St. Joseph, Fr. Peter and Randi explore the power and responsibility of social media as a tool for evangelization and communication in today’s digital world. How can Catholics use platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube to spread the Gospel, build authentic community, and witness to the truth with charity? They dive into the opportunities—and challenges—of navigating faith in the digital age.They also wrap up the final installment of the message series “On Purpose,” reflecting on God’s intentional design for our lives and how we are called to live with mission, meaning, and discipleship. Finally, they provide an exciting overview of the parish plans for Lent 2026, including spiritual opportunities, prayer initiatives, and ways to grow deeper in your Catholic faith this Lenten season.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share to stay connected with everything happening at St. Joseph Parish!

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