S2 Ep19 - Father John Barich

Episode 19 of the grief/relief podcast, hosted by Moe Provencher, titled "S2 Ep19 - Father John Barich" was published on December 17, 2019 and runs 25 minutes.

December 17, 2019 ·25m · grief/relief

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Episode Description

Lutheran Father John Barich talks with Moe about grief and loss, the ivory tower of the seminary, and the joys of a loving community. This episode title is "Gratitude Opens onto Peace" and it really is true. Transition music by Carrie Biell. Theme music is "A Bit of a Hard Time" by Julia Massey.

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