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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2025 · 26 MIN

Part 1: A Protestant and a Pope: Friendship, Faith, and the Power of Unity

from Amplify Peace Podcast · host Lisa Jernigan

Meet Joe Tosini—pastor, leader and bridge-builder. Joe is the Founder and Visionary of the J17 Movement, a global call to relational unity inspired by the heart of Jesus' prayer in John 17, “that they may all be one.”He is also one of the most networked and relational people you’ll meet. Joe and I dive into a story few can tell — his rare and remarkable friendship with Pope Francis. Through nearly fifteen personal encounters, Joe experienced firsthand the humility, humor, and humanity of a man often seen only from a distance.We talk about what it’s like to sit across from Pope Francis — not as Protestants and Roman Catholics — but as brothers and sisters in Christ, sharing conversations rooted in Jesus, unity, and compassion. Joe shares powerful, personal moments that reveal the heart of a leader who believed deeply that we cannot flourish without the voices of the marginalized and those who the world overlooks. It’s a conversation about friendship, transformation, and the kind of unity the world is aching for right now. It’s personal. It’s inspiring. It’s hope-filled.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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