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Are There Small Groups for Lay People?
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Lisa Leondarides, who is Bishop Malesic's personal assistant joins us.
2:00: Lisa's small group experience.
2:30: The USCCB's Video Series on the Eucharistic Revival.
3:50: How did Lisa start getting involved with these groups?
4:50: Small groups are important to be involved in so we can hear about the spirit working in people's lives.
5:40: Mike was part of a small group in college and now does this on Zoom.
6:35: Confidentiality is important as well as the group being well facilitated.
8:25: Is this intergenerational?
9:05: Lisa often follows up with people.
9:20: Sometimes there's food. But they often save it for the last session.
9:55: What's next for this group?
10:10: RCIA needs a follow up.
10:55: How do we find small gorups?
11:45: You can start a small group!
12:10: Catching Fire is a small group for young adults and Grapevine.
12:40: Small groups are small.
13:55: Thery did a book study in the past.
14:40: The USCCB's Video series on the Eucharistic Revival
15:45: FD jokes that you can write him on why you don't like certain resources.
16:10: Church Search goes to SS. Cosmas and Damian in Twinsburg, OH
16:50: Fr. Matt Cortnik is super funny.
17:55: Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration is there and more
18:40: It's a pretty diverse parish.
19:15: Readings for the Third Sunday of Lent
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