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EPISODE · Sep 26, 2025 · 57 MIN

Rise & Evangelize: Good News is Meant to be Shared

from Breaking Bread: Stories of Faith & Conversion · host Brian Horvath and Gil Alfonso

What is Kerygma — and why is it so important? In this episode, we sit down with Erz Munsie and Giancarla Heredia from the Communities of the New Evangelization to talk about the simple but life-changing proclamation at the core of our faith: that God loves us, Jesus died and rose to save us, and He calls us into new life.For 25 years, the retreat "Jesús Te Llama" (Jesus Is Calling) has been bringing that Good News to life in Miami’s Spanish community. Now, for the first time ever, the retreat is being offered in English. Erz and Giancarla share their testimonies of how this encounter with Christ changed their lives and why the Kerygma is a message that’s meant to be shared with everyone.From reflections on Scripture to quick-fire fun in Bread Crumbs and heartfelt stories in Around the Table, this episode is a reminder that evangelization isn’t complicated — it’s simply sharing what God has already done in us.Recorded live at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Miami, FL.

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