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WWII Diaconate Featuring Fr. John Washington

WWII Diaconate Featuring Fr. John Washington

Part 7 of the diaconate video series with Deacon Andy Saunders and Deacon Ray Duplechain continues from the research library at the National World War II museum in New Orleans. This video highlights Fr. John Washington, a 1935 of Immaculate Conception Seminary School...

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The Seeds of the Diaconate Planted at Dachau

The Seeds of the Diaconate Planted at Dachau

Part 6 of the series on the diaconate with Deacon Andy Saunders and Deacon Ray Duplechain was filmed at the National World War II Museum. They discuss the seeds of the renewal of the diaconate coming from the Nazi concentration camp Dachau. Around 2,400 Catholic...

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Help us increase our subscriber base!

Greetings subscriber to Diaconal Formation and Leadership Today!   Please help us to increase our subscriber base. If you have a friend, aspirant, deacon candidate, deacon  or inquirer interested in the permanent diaconate, please encourage them to subscribe to the...

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Deacons and Saints

Deacons and Saints

In part 5 of the video series on the diaconate, Deacon Andy Saunders and Deacon Ray Duplechain continue their discussion on the topic of saintly deacons, Mother Teresa, and the communion of saints in their leadership and witness to the people of God. The series was...

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The Joy of Diaconal Ministry

The Joy of Diaconal Ministry

In part 4 of the video series on the diaconate,  Deacon Andy Saunders and Deacon Ray Duplechain continue their discussion emphasizing the joy of men during formation in relationship to God and others and the joy of diaconal ministry. The series was filmed in New...

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