Connecting the Diocese

Connecting the Diocese

Religion EN ↓ 232 episodes

Connecting the Diocese is one of the ways the Diocese of La Crosse seeks to facilitate encounters with Christ through stories of truth, beauty, and goodness. Produced in conjunction with Relevant Radio, this weekly program helps unite our geographically vast and predominantly rural diocese, ensuring that Catholics across our 19 counties feel connected to the mission and life of the Church.

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: connecting.diolc.org

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Connecting the Diocese

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Religion

Podcast website

connecting.diolc.org

Latest episode

Jul 4, 2026

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Episodes

Bible Treasures 05.02.2022

Airdate 02/05/22 Bishop Callahan “unpacks” the words of St. Peter.

Faith & Science & Space 29.01.2022

Airdate: 1/29/22 Fr James Kurzynski discusses the recent almost SciFi-like accomplishments in space and more.

Adoption Has Changed 22.01.2022

Airdate 01/22/22 Find out what modern adoption, including “Open Adoption” and grandparents who adopt, is all about.

A Chat With The Bishop 15.01.2022

Airdate 2/15/22 Bishop Callhan talks about John The Baptist, the Church seasons and more.

Inspiration Is Everywhere 08.01.2022

Airdate 01/08/22 Professor Tom Thibodeau gives examples of faith in action.

Prayer & Service 01.01.2022

Airdate 01/01/22 Bishop Callahan discusses main themes found in many shows and more.

Christmas Day Show 25.12.2021

Airdate 12/25/21 We present a unique radio version of one of Bishop Callahan’s favorite movies.

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