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11 hours agoBefore becoming Father Daniel Roberts, he pursued a career as an aspiring actor but continued to feel drawn toward a deeper purpose. Ultimately, his journey in the performing arts helped lead him to...
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a month agoThis episode is a Fr. Kevin Fazio giving a talk to some of the parents in our parish, based on the book The Anxious Generation, by social psychologist Jonathan Haidt. The book looks at the increase...
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Before becoming Father Daniel Roberts, he pursued a career as an aspiring actor but continued to feel drawn toward a deeper purpose. Ultimately, his journey in the performing arts helped lead him to answer a higher calling. Father Roberts shares his story with Father Kevin Fazio and Tom McConnell with All Saints Parish. Father Roberts is a Parochial Vicar of St. Aidan's Parish in the Diocese of Pittsburgh.
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This episode is a Fr. Kevin Fazio giving a talk to some of the parents in our parish, based on the book The Anxious Generation, by social psychologist Jonathan Haidt. The book looks at the increase use of digital devices and the lack of social interaction. Fr. Kevin offers his thoughts on the role of faith pertaining to this issue.
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Pittsburgh Pirates announcer Greg Brown talks with Fr. Kevin Fazio and Tom McConnell to share how the Catholic faith shape
s his perspective on life, work, and purpose.
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In this episode of the All Saints Parish Podcast, we’re joined by Alex Brown, a 2024 graduate of North Catholic
Px Courtesty High School - a 2x para track and field state champion and 6x regional champion - and a current sophomore student-athlete at the University of Alabama - majoring in Creative Media. Alex competes in para track and field in college, bringing more than a decade of experience to the sport after starting track in 2014.Living with a spinal cord injury, Alex’s journey is a powerful story of perseverance, discipline, and passion - both in athletics and in life.
Hear Alex share insights on competing at the collegiate level, balancing academics and athletics, and his Catholic faith that guides his life.
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In this episode of the All Saints Parish Podcast, we speak with Olivia Sharkey - the executive director of the Sisters of Saint Joseph Welcome Center in the Kensington neighborhood of
Philadelphia, PA , which provides education, outreach, and spiritual guidance to people in need. Guided by the Spirit in faith and compassion, Olivia shares how loving service and hope shape their mission of unity as they assist immigrants and neighborhood residents alike.This conversation highlights the power of faith in action and the impact of meeting people with love, purpose, and grace.
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CJ Singleton shares his insights as a high-level runner at Notre Dame while living out his faith. His parents join the conversation to offer their persp
ectives of CJ's journey.
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Rob Krimmel, former Saint Francis University Basketball Coach, in Loretto, PA, talks about his career and life, and the unexpected detours. He talks about relationships and God, through his perspective as a coach.
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Special thanks to the Questiaux Family for allowing us into their home for the interview. Hear their story on our Spotify
page titled: All In: A Family's 50+ Year Dedication To Caring For Their Son, While Grieving The Loss of Another.
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Dr. Michel Therrien share's his life's journey from emotional and academic struggles to gaining a doctorate and now leading others. Hear the interview on our Spotify page.
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Fr. Tom Colucci has faced human suffering more than most can imagine. He shares his life's journey of teacher-turned-New York City firefighter to answering the call to the Priesthood. Fr. Colucci was at Ground Zero as a firefighter, but also lived through an explosion while on another call. Hear his story on our Spotify page.
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On September 11, 2025, All Saints Parish celebrated Sister Nancy Schnur’s anniversary of 70 years of devoted religious life. Her decades of service—marked by compassion, prayer, and unwavering faith—touched countless lives. After discerning God’s will in her life, Sister Nancy, with a heart full of gratitud
e, has decided to enter retirement at the end of 2025.Hear Sr. Nancy reflect on her life as a nun and how she came to make the decision that it was time to retire.
Her legacy lives on in the communities she helped nurture and in all those she came into contact with—a quiet testament to a life well-lived in service to God. Her spirit of faith and dedication continues to inspire all who know her.
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