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This webinar will explore how vocations – to which all baptized Catholics are called -- are the fruit and the seeds of a radical love. Whether single, married, clergy or religious; a properly discerned vocation would enable us to live more fully, to love more radically, to more joyfully bear witness to the Gospel and to more authentically reveal (and perhaps attract others to) the love of Christ. Only this can produce and sustain more vocations.
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Sr. Gayle holds a BS in Elementary and Special Education, a Master’s Degree in Secondary Education, and a Doctorate in Education, Leadership, and Counseling. After entering the Sisters of the Good Shepherd in 1988, she has been a member of the National Black Sisters’ Conference.
Deacon Tardy is the President of the National Black Catholic Clergy Caucus, a member of the NBCC Board of Trustees, and serves at St. Augustine Parish of South Bend, Indiana.
Annie Tardy, since childhood, has lived in South Bend, Indiana where she is very active at St. Augustine Parish in various ministries and advisory roles. Annie also serves on the Black Catholic Advisory Board and the Deacon Admissions and Scrutiny Board for the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend.
Andrew and Terri Lyke are the authors of “Marriage On A Lampstand: Exploring a New Paradigm for Modern Christian Marriage” and the founders of Arusi Network, Inc. Since 1982 they have been leaders, speakers, trainers, and workshop leaders in Christian marriage preparation, education and enrichment.
Rev. Manuel B. Williams, C.R., CFRE, M.Div., Th.M., has served as Director of Resurrection Catholic Missions of the South, Inc. and Pastor of Resurrection Catholic Church in Montgomery, AL since July 1990.
Br. Patrick Winbush, O.S.B. Since he professed his Solemn vows in 2005 he is and has been engaged in a variety of roles, National Black Catholic Clergy Caucus, Director of Abbey Vocations, Abbey Sub-Prior as well as being the current Director for Benedictine Volunteers
The Catholic Apostolate Center takes its inspiration from the spirituality of St. Vincent Pallotti and achieves its goal of deepening collaboration with dioceses and other organizations by creating formation programs for the New Evangelization through creating resources.
