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    • Paul, the Apostle of Christ AN INTERVIEW WITH WRITER AND DIRECTOR ANDREW HYATT
      July 2
      - Mitchell Palmquist
      Andrew Hyatt is the director of the 2018 film Paul, Apostle of Christ, and a resident of the Spokane area. A graduate of Loyola Marymount’s film school, his early career was focused on secular films. But, in 2015, he made a shift to films about Christian stories. At that time, he directed his first movie titled: Full of Grace — about Mary’s last days. Andrew then collaborated with Sony’s Affirm Films on Paul, Apostle of Christ, which was recently released on DVD, Blue Ray and digital video. Inland Catholic was pleased to speak with Andrew about his work in the film industry and his new movie.
    • Know, Love, Serve: pastoral plan ends, but the mission of formation and parish renewal continues
      July 2
      - Mitchell Palmquist
      Know, Love, Serve: pastoral plan ends, but the mission of formation and parish renewal continues
      For the past four years the Diocese has been working through a pastoral plan process. The process known as the Know, Love, Serve process (KLS) was set out in a pastoral letter issued by Bishop Blase Cupich, entitled “Joy Made Complete.” The process of bringing this document to publication on the feast of the Assumption 2014, and its implementation in the KLS process has been marked by collaboration between laity and clergy, as well as between parish and diocesan ministries.
    • 50 años después de Humanae Vitae
      July 2
      - Obispo Michael Warfel
      50 años después de Humanae Vitae
      Para la edición de julio/agosto de Inland Catholic, quería compartir con ustedes una columna sobre Humane Vitae y el gran regalo del matrimonio del Obispo Michael Warfel de la Diócesis de Great Falls-Billings en Montana. El Obispo Warfel es miembro de los obispos de la Región XII , así que tengo la suerte de interactuar regularmente con él. Fue ordenado sacerdote de la Arquidiócesis de Anchorage en 1980, luego fue ordenado obispo de Juneau, Alaska, en 1996, antes de ser nombrado obispo de Great Falls-Billings en 2007. -Obispo Thomas Daly
    • 50 years after Humanae Vitae
      July 2
      - Bishop Michael Warfel
      50 years after Humanae Vitae
      For the July/August issue of the Inland Catholic I wanted to share with you a column on Humane Vitae and the great gift of marriage by Bishop Michael Warfel of the Diocese of Great Falls-Billings in Montana. Bishop Warfel is a fellow member of the Region XII bishops, so I am fortunate to have regular interactions with him. He was ordained a priest of the Archdiocese of Anchorage in 1980, then ordained the bishop of Juneau, Alaska in 1996, before being appointed as the bishop of Great Falls-Billings in 2007. -Bishop Thomas Daly
    • 50th anniversary of Humanae Vitae
      July 2
      On July 25, 2018, the Church will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the papal encyclical Humanae Vitae. The encyclical was written by Blessed Pope Paul VI in 1968. It focuses on God’s plan for married love and the transmission of life.