Catholic Echo Podcast – Episode 5 (Pastoral Letter – Practicing Faith, Hope, and Love)

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On this episode of The Catholic Echo Podcast, host Father Jim Korda talks with Bishop David J. Bonnar about the bishop’s second pastoral letter, Practicing Faith, Hope, and Love: Living the Virtues Together in Tough Times.

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Practicing Faith, Hope, and Love: Living the Virtues Together in Tough Times was mailed to every household in the Diocese of Youngstown.

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Catholic Echo Podcast – Episode 5 (Pastoral Letter – Practicing Faith, Hope, and Love)

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Spotify Youtube Apple On this episode of The Catholic Echo Podcast, host Father Jim Korda talks with Bishop David J. Bonnar about the bishop’s second pastoral

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Practicing Faith, Hope, and Love: Living the Virtues Together in Tough Times is Bishop Bonnar’s second pastoral letter as bishop for the Diocese of Youngstown.

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Justin Huyck

Justin Huyck is Editor for Pastoral and Parish Resources at Liturgical Press. He is also the author of two books published by Liturgical Press in the Alive in the Word series from Little Rock Scripture Study: "From Home to Home: Finding Meaning in Mobility" and "Baptism: Alive in Christ." Before joining Liturgical Press in January 2024, Justin served for 15 years in parish ministry, and most recently in diocesan ministry as Director of Communications for the Diocese of Youngstown. As Communications Director, he led the integration of the diocese’s publishing, broadcast, digital, social media, strategic communications, and internal communications operations, including the launch of The Catholic Echo magazine and multimedia hub. Justin holds a B.A. in Government from Cornell University and an M.A. in Theology and Liturgy from the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago. He and his wife are the parents of two children.