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Every day, Mass is celebrated at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery Offices of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The following is a recording of today’s readings and homily from a previous year. You may recognize voices proclaiming the readings and homilies as employees, former employees, or friends of the Archdiocese. 

Today’s homily is given by Fr. Paul Burke from October 27, 2021.

Every day, Mass is celebrated at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery Offices of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The following is a recording of today’s readings and homily from a previous year. You may recognize voices proclaiming the readings and homilies as employees, former employees, or friends of the Archdiocese. 

Today’s homily is given by Fr. Rey Pineda from October 28, 2024.

Every day, Mass is celebrated at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery Offices of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The following is a recording of today’s readings and homily from a previous year. You may recognize voices proclaiming the readings and homilies as employees, former employees, or friends of the Archdiocese. 

Today’s homily is given by Fr. Gerardo Ceballos Gonzales from October 30, 2023.

 

Every day, Mass is celebrated at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery Offices of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The following is a recording of today’s readings and homily from a previous year. You may recognize voices proclaiming the readings and homilies as employees, former employees, or friends of the Archdiocese. 

Today’s homily is given by Fr. Gaurav Shroff from October 27, 2023.

 

Every day, Mass is celebrated at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery Offices of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The following is a recording of today’s readings and homily from a previous year. You may recognize voices proclaiming the readings and homilies as employees, former employees, or friends of the Archdiocese. 

Today’s homily is given by Fr. Ignacio Peres via Fr. Gaurav Shroff from October 26, 2023.

Every day, Mass is celebrated at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery Offices of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The following is a recording of today’s readings and homily from a previous year. You may recognize voices proclaiming the readings and homilies as employees, former employees, or friends of the Archdiocese. 

Today’s homily is given by Fr. Rey Pineda from October 25, 2023.

Every day, Mass is celebrated at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery Offices of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The following is a recording of today’s readings and homily from a previous year. You may recognize voices proclaiming the readings and homilies as employees, former employees, or friends of the Archdiocese. 

Today’s homily is given by Bishop Ned Shlesinger from October 24, 2023.

Every day, Mass is celebrated at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery Offices of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The following is a recording of today’s readings and homily from a previous year. You may recognize voices proclaiming the readings and homilies as employees, former employees, or friends of the Archdiocese.

Today’s homily is given by Fr. Praveen Turaka from October 23, 2023.

Every day, Mass is celebrated at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery Offices of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The following is a recording of today’s readings and homily from a previous year. You may recognize voices proclaiming the readings and homilies as employees, former employees, or friends of the Archdiocese. 

Today’s homily is given by Fr. Gaurav Shroff from October 20, 2023.

Every day, Mass is celebrated at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery Offices of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The following is a recording of today’s readings and homily from a previous year. You may recognize voices proclaiming the readings and homilies as employees, former employees, or friends of the Archdiocese. 

Today’s homily is given by Fr. Micayil Sunni Poovathumkudy from October 19, 2023.

Every day, Mass is celebrated at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery Offices of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The following is a recording of today’s readings and homily from a previous year. You may recognize voices proclaiming the readings and homilies as employees, former employees, or friends of the Archdiocese. 

Today’s homily is given by Bishop Joel Konzen from October 13, 2021.

Every day, Mass is celebrated at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery Offices of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The following is a recording of today’s readings and homily from a previous year. You may recognize voices proclaiming the readings and homilies as employees, former employees, or friends of the Archdiocese. 

Today’s homily is given by Bishop Joel Konzen from October 17, 2023.

Drake Starling of Network Lobby for Catholic Social Justice is a faith-rooted change maker and community resilience advocate. He explores how spiritual values shape bold environmental leadership. From grassroots organizing to systemic impact, Drake shares stories of hope, healing, and the power of congregations to lead climate solutions.

Beth Remmes, from Georgia Interfaith Power and Light, shares how her deep spiritual grounding shapes her work in environmental justice and emotional resilience. As a facilitator of Active Hope and a leader within GIPL’s Four Directions Fund, Beth draws on faith not just as inspiration—but as a call to action. She explores how spiritual communities can move from ecological grief to collective healing, and how storytelling rooted in belief can mobilize change. Her work reminds us that sustainability isn’t just technical—it’s sacred.

Chandra Farley, Chief Sustainability Officer for the City of Atlanta, shares her personal journey from community cheerleader to clean energy strategist, revealing how faith, family, and fierce commitment to justice shaped her path. We explore how sustainability becomes transformational when rooted in equity, and how faith communities can lead the charge through policy, partnerships, and storytelling.

We’re joined Lisa Sharon Harper, founder of Freedom Road and prophetic voice for justice, faith, and environmental healing.

Lisa shares her personal journey, the mission behind Freedom Road, and how spiritual formation and systemic change go hand in hand.

Urban revitalization powerhouse Majora Carter is joining us on the Faith & Sustainability Podcast!

From the Bronx to boardrooms, Majora has redefined what it means to build sustainable, self-determined communities. We’re diving into her groundbreaking work, her personal journey, and how faith and justice intersect in the fight for environmental equity.

On this episode of the Faith & Sustainability Podcast, Rev. Canon Sally Bingham—founder of Interfaith Power & Light—shares how faith communities can lead the charge against climate change. Drawing from decades of advocacy, she explores the spiritual imperative to protect creation and mobilize congregations for environmental justice.

On this episode of Faith & Sustainability, Xavier University professor and zero waste advocate Bob Gedert shares how his faith fuels his fight against plastic pollution. He discusses the moral urgency of discontinuing single-use plastics and previews his upcoming book, Untangling Plastics, which explores the environmental and spiritual costs of petrochemical dependence.

In this episode, meet Sarah Kirikumwino, a dynamic youth leader and president of the Laudato Si' clubs through the Laudato Youth Initiative. Sarah shares how young people across Uganda are taking bold steps to live out their faith by caring for our common home—turning environmental awareness into impactful action inspired by Pope Francis' encyclical, Laudato Si'.

Discover how youth are leading the charge in faith-based climate action and building a more sustainable future.

In this episode, we welcome KoAnn Vikoren Skrzyniarz, the visionary Founder and Chief Catalyst of Sustainable Brands, a global network of business leaders reimagining the role of brands in building a sustainable future. Since founding Sustainable Life Media in 2004, KoAnn has been a driving force behind purpose-led innovation and regenerative business practices. Join us as we explore how brands can become powerful agents of positive change for both people and the planet.

Kimberly White, chief sustainability officer for Cobb County and executive director of Keep Cobb Beautiful, shares her passion for building sustainable communities through practical, people-centered initiatives that connect policy, education and grassroots action.

From clean energy planning to community cleanups, hear how Cobb County is becoming a model for local environmental leadership—and how residents are playing a vital role. Whether you're an eco-advocate, community organizer, or just curious about what sustainability looks like in action, Kimberly's insights will inspire you to think globally and act locally.

Dr. Larry McEvoy, founder of Epidemic Leadership, unpacks how spiritual conviction, community resilience, and strategic leadership can converge to navigate times of deep disruption.

Drawing on his experience in emergency medicine, systems transformation, and leadership development, Dr. McEvoy shares a visionary perspective on how crises—from pandemics to climate disasters—reveal the urgent need for spiritually grounded, relational and regenerative leadership.

This episode explores how faith can inform public health response, how environmental action becomes a moral imperative, and how leaders can build systems that heal rather than harm. It’s a powerful conversation for anyone seeking hope, clarity, and courage in complex times.

Rev. Dr. Ambrose Carroll, founder of Green The Church, discusses the intersection of faith, environmentalism, social justice and exploring the dynamic role of the Black Church in the sustainability movement.

Dr. Carroll shares the deeply rooted spiritual and cultural connections between Black faith traditions and environmental stewardship—drawing on a rich legacy of community resilience, prophetic witness, and justice-driven activism. We dive into theunique challenges, bold opportunities, and transformational engagement that define this critical intersection.

From church rooftops to climate justice rallies, from food deserts to energy democracy, this episode is a testament to the leadership rising from the pews to protect creation—and to inspire us all. . As a leading voice in faith-based climate advocacy, he explored how religious communities can mobilize for sustainability and environmental justice.