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Are you looking for Catholic speakers for your next parish mission? Listen to 6 talks by Catholic Speaker, Ken Yasinski speaking ...

Fr. Mike Schmitz reflects on the relationship of suffering to love, and how the deepest pains can help us to see the expansive love ...

In 1990, Brenda was crowned Miss Georgia USA after winning the first pageant she ever entered. She went on to finish among the ...

Catholic Speaker, Ken Yasinski reflects on Blaise Pascal's thoughts on 3 different types of people. Pascal wrote, "There are only ...

How to deal with disappointment and loss? In this Catholic Video speaker Ken Yasinski reflects on how Jesus handled his darkest ...

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Many people ask Fr. Mike, “How do you become a Catholic speaker?” The quick answer is “Get baptized and start talking.

Catholic Speaker, and evangelist Ken Yasinski reflects on the identity of Jesus. Was he God? Who is Jesus? RECOMMEND ...

Does God hear prayers, and does God answer prayers? Catholic Speaker Ken Yasinski explains how God always answers ...

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Divine Mercy (Catholic Video) - Speaker Ken Yasinski reflects on the personal nature of God's Divine Mercy. Often times Jesus ...

Steve Ray sits down with inspireWord to discuss family, being a spiritual leader, good father, husband and doing so by always ...

Complaining is contrary to being Christ-Like. This Catholic Video by Catholic speaker Ken Yasinski reflects upon what ...

Who Is God to you? Catholic Speaker Ken Yasinski examines 3 images of God and compares it to who God has revealed Himself ...

Catholic Speaker Ken Yasinski reflects upon a Catholic Identity Crisis happening with the Church. The video will help you find ...

Nicole was standing on the red carpet for a premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, when she suddenly realized something was ...

Is DEI compatible with the Catholic Faith — or does it conflict with the Church's teaching on human dignity, justice, and merit?