Christ by the Sea Collaborative
A podcast by Christ by the Sea Catholic Collaborative from the south shore of Boston
In this episode, Father Scott welcomes the Matchak family to discuss their experiences with Family Faith Formation at the Christ by the Sea Catholic Collaborative. The Matchaks share their journey of integrating faith into their home life and how the church's Family Faith Formation program has supported them.
In this episode of the Christ by the Sea Catholic Collaborative Podcast, Father Scott Uvard introduces us to Connor Roukey, a seminarian from the Archdiocese of Boston. Connor shares his journey, from growing up in Abington, Massachusetts, to his studies at Boston College and Saint John's Seminary. Learn about his experiences during the inaugural Propaedeutic year, a new phase in priestly formation, and his involvement in community service at Saint Francis House and the Encounter program.
Join Father Scott as he chats with Deacon Matthew Harrington, Deacon Chris Letizia, and Deacon Hung Tran, who along with eight other men will be ordained priests for the Archdiocese of Boston on May 25, 2024.
In the 9th episode of the "Christ by the Sea" podcast, Father Scott Euvrard delves into the crucial topic of creating safe environments for parishioners, especially during National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Joined by Marianne Baker, the safe environment coordinator, they discuss the comprehensive approach the parishes take, including annual criminal offender record information (CORI) checks, Protecting God's Children training, and implementing a clear code of conduct. Through their conversation, you'll gain insight into the multifaceted efforts aimed at safeguarding children, young people, and vulnerable adults within the community.
In this episode, Fr. Scott talks with Liz Cotrupi, Director of Family Life and Ecclesial Movements and Director of Creative Content for the Archdiocese of Boston, and Paul Kierce, member of St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Pastoral Council member, and Coordinator of the Catholic Appeal for our parishes. Following this discussion, we feature a reflection on the life of Saint Joseph.
In this episode of the Christ by the Sea Podcast, Father Scott talks with Jim Flanagan and Adrienne MacCarthy about our upcoming 24 Hours for the Lord and, in our network segment, we reflect on the meaning of Lent.
In this episode, Father Scott explains the Grateful Discipleship initiative that emphasizes the significance of stewardship in the journey of discipleship for Christians. The program encourages believers to embody gratefulness through responsible stewardship of their gifts and resources. Join Father as he chats with Maureen Kane and Maureen Louzan about parish life in the collaborative.
This weekend the Catholic Church commemorates the Epiphany and it's this episode, we share Father Scott's homily for this feast day. Listen as he shares his thoughts on what we can learn from the story of the Christmas song "The Little Drummer Boy."
This Sunday is the 7th annual World Day of the Poor, an annual observance of the universal Church. This year, the Vatican has chosen a verse from the Book of Tobit as the theme: Do Not Turn Your Face Away from Anyone Who is Poor.
October is the month of the Most Holy Rosary and in episode 3 of the Christ By the Sea Catholic Collaborative, we look back into the fascinating history of how the church came to honor the rosary during the entire month of October, plus we catch up on upcoming parish events.
In this episode, Father Scott sits down with Miriam Johnson and Anne Finley, remarkable individuals who are making a difference in the lives of the less fortunate as members of the St. Mary of the Assumption Conference of the St. Vincent de Paul Society. Join us as we delve into their personal journeys of service. As the Conference expands to include St. Anthony in Cohasset, prayerfully consider lending your time in service of the poor.
In our inaugural episode of the Christ by the Sea Catholic Collaborative's new podcast, Father Scott Euvrard talks to Tina DelGuidice and Aaron Yohe about the Traveling Vocations Icon Initiative.