Archbishop Paul Coakley attended the University of Kansas where he completed his undergraduate studies in English and Classical Antiquities. After being ordained to the priesthood in 1983, he served as a priest of the Wichita Diocese for 21 years. He was installed as bishop of Salina, Kansas by Pope John Paul II in 2004 and was appointed by Pope Benedict XVI as the fourth archbishop of Oklahoma City, where he has served since 2011. His episcopal motto is Duc in Altum, which translated from Latin means, "Put out into the deep."
In this presentation, given at the Rediscover Catholic Celebration in Minneapolis, Archbishop Coakley reflects on his own journey, and discusses the importance of prayer to the spiritual life.
Up Next in Weeks 1 & 2
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Sorrowful Mysteries
Be led in the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary with this spoken Rosary set to music. Enter into the most trying hours of our Lord Jesus Christ's life, alongside the Blessed Virgin, through this devotional prayer, accompanying passages from Scripture and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and ...
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Walking with Jesus: The Rosary Prayer...
Let your heart be filled with the joy of God's wonderful love as you listen to these powerfully moving songs depicting the life, death, Resurrection, and glory of His Son through the prayers of the Rosary.
Songs include:The Rosary Song
The Sign of the Cross
The Apostles' Creed
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Episode 2: Not Perfect, But Chosen
"Maybe you've seen it on a bumper sticker: ""Christians aren't perfect, just forgiven."" There's a lot of truth in that slogan, even if some people misuse it. Nobody's perfect, not even those who profess to follow Jesus.
But didn't Jesus tell his followers, ""You therefore must be perfect, as yo...
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