Last week, I had the privilege of being interviewed by Judi Paparozzi of Wilmington Catholic Radio 93.1 FM. Judi is the host of Carolina Catholic, a locally produced radio program that highlights the many ways Catholics and others are living out their faith across North Carolina and beyond.
Each week, Judi speaks with local Catholics, diocesan leaders, Catholic leaders from around the nation and the world, people of other faiths, and authors to hear their stories and learn how they are putting their faith into action.
During our conversation, I had the opportunity to share the story of the Sister Isaac Center—our 40-year history, the incredible needs we see in our community, and the many volunteers, donors, and parishioners who make it possible for us to serve our neighbors with dignity and compassion.
It was an honor to talk about the work being done every day at the Sister Isaac Center and, most importantly, about the people we are blessed to serve.
I am grateful to Judi for inviting me to be part of Carolina Catholic and for shining a light on the important work being done throughout our Catholic community.
The show will air on Saturday, August 22 at 11 am and Sunday, August 23 at 6pm as well as the following weekend, Saturday, August 29 at 11 am and Sunday, August 30 at 6 pm.
The show can also be accessed through www.wilmingtoncatholicradio.com by clicking on Carolina Catholic. There is also a recent interview with Dennis Fleck, the principal of our new high school.
And dating back a few years are other archived shows, including an interview with Sister Isaac from February 2008. Check it out!