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Who's in my Pew?

Who's in my Pew?

By: St. Pius X Loudonville
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Faith stories, learning about God, clergy life, and more! New special guests on the show that will speak to you - no matter where you are in your faith journey!

© 2025 Who's in my Pew? Christianity Spirituality
Episodes
  • Gilbert Kimaro: Discovering Purpose and the Path to Becoming a Priest

    Gilbert Kimaro: Discovering Purpose and the Path to Becoming a Priest
    Aug 21 2025

    We continue our Seminarian Series on the Who's in my Pew Podcast with Gilbert Kimaro! Gilbert joins us today to talk about his path to finding purpose in life, and what the journey to priesthood has brought to his life!
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    44 mins
  • Zeph Ogbenna: Life in Seminary and What Made Him Want To Become a Catholic Priest

    Zeph Ogbenna: Life in Seminary and What Made Him Want To Become a Catholic Priest
    Aug 13 2025

    We are joined for this episode of the Who's in My Pew Podcast by Zeph Ogbenna, a former Summer Seminarian of ours from Nigeria! Zeph details his childhood and teenage years, what led him to the decision to become a priest, and what life in seminary is like!
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    45 mins
  • Mary Malone McCarthy: How St. Pius Helps Children with Special Needs in the Dominican Republic

    Mary Malone McCarthy: How St. Pius Helps Children with Special Needs in the Dominican Republic
    Jul 17 2025

    We are joined for episode 16 of the Who's in my Pew Podcast by Mary Malone McCarthy, a parishioner of St. Pius X Church and one of the founding members of our Dominican Republic Ministry.

    Mary Malone details her experience of the mission trip in the DR that herself along with other St. Pius parishioners went on, going to the specials needs home for children, and fully immersing themselves in the day-to-day activities of the children there.

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    40 mins
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