The Follow to Lead Podcast

Today, on “Follow to Lead,” we will be joined by Anthony Grumbine, Architect with Harrison Design Associates in Santa Barbara, CA for a fascinating and worthwhile discussion of building design as communication as well as function. A lot of Anthony’s work focuses on Catholic Schools and Churches. We will be talking with Anthony about how our buildings can speak to our mission as Catholic Schools even beyond beauty, style and function. In addition to architecture, Anthony is an accomplished artist in oils and watercolors.

Dr. Todd Flanders, Headmaster of Providence Academy is our guest as we continue spotlighting one of our member schools each month. Todd is in his 26th year at the school, serving as headmaster since its inception. We will be looking at the history, vision, challenges and unique qualities this school provides. It is our desire that each visit can help to encourage and inspire Catholic Educators and leaders in their local mission.

Our guest on this episode of “Follow to Lead” is Dr. Greg Bottaro, Founder and Director of the CatholicPsych Institute. Dr. Greg has been a frequent guest on the program is on the Board of Advisors for the Duc In Altum Schools Collaborative. On today’s program we’ll hear about the upcoming Summit hosting by the Institute in Dallas, TX along with other developments. Dr. Greg always bring a treasury of insights regarding mental wellness whenever he’s with us.

This month we are continuing our monthly feature on “Follow to Lead,” spotlighting one of our member schools. Looking at the history, vision, challenges and unique qualities these schools provide, each visit can help to encourage and inspire Catholic Educators and leaders in their local mission. Our guest this month is Will Nulton, President of St. Michael the Archangel Catholic High School.

Today on Follow to Lead we will be talking with Fr. Joseph Anthony Kress, a Dominican priest with the Province of St. Joseph (Eastern Province). Together we’ll explore the resurgence of faith that seems to be taking place in the United States as well as talk about the importance of the Rosary and the upcoming Rosary Pilgrimage in Washington DC.

This month we are beginning a new monthly feature on “Follow to Lead,” spotlighting one of our member schools. Looking at the history, vision, challenges and unique qualities these schools provide, each visit can help to encourage and inspire Catholic Educators and leaders in their local mission. Our first guest for this monthly feature is Sr. M. Bridget Martin, principal of The High School of St. Thomas More in Champaign, IL.

Today on “Follow to Lead” we’ll be talking with Nathan Beacom of Seva Fidem about their work in encouraging high school men and women in their walk of discipleship. Their ministry assists campus ministries programs through establishing small groups of students with adult mentors in their communities for weekly gatherings. In this way, students learn how to better understand their faith and develop deep, personal relationships with Jesus Christ and his Church.

Most of us may have heard of “The Newman Guide” from the Cardinal Newman Society that recommends colleges and universities which provide faithful Catholic education. Today, we’ll be talking with the society’s director, Patrick Reilly, about the beginnings of their work, about the Guide and Catholic Education in general. Please join us for this most interesting episode of “Follow to Lead.”

Today we will be talking about Catholic School leadership, exploring both what it means to be a leader and what resources are available to equip school leaders for mission. Our guest is Dr. Krystyn Schmerbeck Lulloff from Benedictine College. As a director of programs in school leadership, Krystyn will be sharing current insights and ideas on being a leader.

Summer is a great time to review key areas of our school programs including Faculty Faith Formation. This area is often neglected or de-prioritized due to the busy-ness of our schools. When we realize the reason for this formation, however, we can see why we need to take another look at the importance of this activity in the life of our educators. Join Sebastian and Jennie from the Seelos Institute to take a fresh look at this area of ministry.