Podcast

Finding Communion

In this new podcast, Rosemary Ford, the editor of Parable magazine and Robert Dunn, the director of Public Policy for the Diocese of Manchester will discuss politics, the Eucharist and the common good, expanding on themes readers will see in the latest editions of Parable, the magazine of the Diocese of Manchester.

In this episode of Finding Communion, Rosemary Ford, editor of Parable Magazine, and Robert Dunn, Diocesan director of Public Policy speak about the importance of faith and reason in Catholic Social Teaching.

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In this episode of Finding Communion, Rosemary Ford, editor of Parable Magazine, and Robert Dunn, Diocesan director of Public Policy raise the question of the common good: what is it and why does it matter to Catholics?

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In Episode 6 of Finding Communion, Rosemary Ford, editor of Parable Magazine, and Robert Dunn, Diocesan director of Public Policy take a look back on House Bill 1283 and the successful effort to prevent the legalization of assisted suicide in New Hampshire.

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This fifth episode in the series explores the question "how do love and Catholic social teaching work with politics and the way we choose our elected representatives?"

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This fourth episode in the series explores the question of whether Jesus would align with the Republican or Democratic party if he had lived in our times.

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This third episode explores the question about why the Church does not endorse political candidates.

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This second episode explores the question about why the Eucharist is political.

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This first episode explores the connection between the Eucharist and Politics.

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Living Our Faith

This podcast series that focuses on showcasing Catholic ministries that make a difference in New Hampshire and the world.

Young men are invited to attend our Quo Vadis Camp from July 29 to August 2 at Saint Methodios Faith & Heritage Center in Contoocook, NH. Spend time with others your age considering the Lord’s call in your life while having lots of fun! Learn more and register online at catholicnh.org/vocations-events.

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For the first time in 83 years, Catholics across the United States will gather for the National Eucharistic Congress between July 17–21, 2024. This is the 10th event of its kind, designed to spark a personal and public revival of the faith. Dozens of folks from the Diocese of Manchester plan to attend, including a local group of sisters, who will embark on a two-month pilgrimage to the Congress in Indiana.

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In this first episode, Catholic Relief Services carries out the commitment of the Bishops of the United States to assist the poor and vulnerable overseas, serving 255 million people worldwide in over 122 countries. Find out how you can be a part of this life-changing ministry right here in New Hampshire, from rice bowl almsgiving to volunteerism.

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