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Author: Scott
~ 04/09/08
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
(taped 04/06/08 in Frederick, MD)
BIO: Specializing in the “theology of the body,” the single life, the genius of woman and passing on the faith, Katrina Zeno brings a dynamic and personal dimension to her speaking. Katrina earned her BA in theology from Franciscan University of Steubenville. As a single mother, she has acquired a wealth of experience and knowledge across life’s journey from marriage to single life to raising children to romance. Katrina is a well-published freelance writer and her articles can be found in Our Sunday Visitor, CRISIS magazine, and Catholic Faith and Family. She is co-foundress of Women of the Third Millennium. Learn more here
QUOTE TO NOTE: If I am made for the gift of self, then discipleship is helping one recover this ability for gift of self because what sin has done has ruptured our ability of give ourselves away in love, rupture our ability to sacrifice. Discipleship helps us integrate body and spirit, leading us to true freedom. Freedom is the ability to choose the good.
OBSCURE FACTOID: Katrina is our second weary interview at the end of a long day. Her day started at Martha’s Vineyard before finishing her presentation in Frederick. We were among the last to walk out.
BEHIND THE SCENES: So there was this guy whistling in the background at the very beginning and I would have never starting recording had I heard that in the background. . . I am continually learning about podcasting on the fly!
BLOG REFLECTION: can be read here for April 9.
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