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EPISODE · Jan 12, 2026 · 21 MIN

Young Artist and Young Author Day

from Epiphany · host Vanessa Denha Garmo

Jacqueline Beltowski joins us to promote this special day. Learn a little more about it here. The schedule for the day is on the bottom of this page.Jacqueline Beltowski is the Outreach Coordinator at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Detroit. She is also the author of “Through Esther’s Eyes.”The schedule for the day:8:00AM: Holy Mass (optional)9:00AM: Greeting/ Check in: Go to the Cathedral and begin looking around.9:15AM: Take seats in Cathedral for an introduction to the day9:30AM: Split. Authors in Room A will hear from an author and artist (Chris Darga) will be in Room B. 9:40AM: Begin talks accordingly10:30AM: Participants go off to the inside Cathedral and Cathedral grounds to either write or sketch11:45AM: Participants return to gathering in Room B12:00PM: Lunch—pizza from Happy’s Pizza all in Room B12:45PM: Option to go on pilgrimage of the saints or a possible tourOption to continue and complete drawing or writing1:30PM: Participants regroup. Sharing of artwork or writing2:00PM: Turn in for the contests. Give out prizes.2:30PM: Dismissal Get full access to Epiphany at epiphanyradio.substack.com/subscribe

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