Jen helps the kids with some homemade costumes, Greg shares a special memory tied to All Saints Day and reveals some big news about the future of our productions going forward.
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Greg and Jennifer reveal some exciting plans for the future of Rosary Army and bat around the idea of a possible season two of That Catholic Show.
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Our entire family recently took part in a new video for the Archdiocese of Denver. Check it out here:
The video was released in conjunction with a new pastoral letter from Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila entitled, “Family: Become What You Are.”
I was given the task a couple weeks out from the release to develop some resources to accompany the letter. So instead of going to work one day, I sat in my truck in a park facing the front range of the Rocky Mountains and wrote 20 Family-Friendly Rosary Meditations, a Month of Dinnertime Conversation Questions, and the script for the video above.
My team at the Archdiocese then worked to film, edit, and revise all of these resources to coincide with the release of the pastoral letter and are now available, along with the pastoral letter, on the new Archdiocese of Denver website. I sincerely hope you enjoy these and will use them in your own homes.
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