Catholic Moments #100 – Fr. Joe Kempf
On this week’s podcast, we celebrate our 100th show with a special segment compiled by Deacon Tom Fox. I want to send out a special thank you to all of those who sent special greetings for this milestone, and especially to Deacon Tom for helping me to celebrate and for his tremendous contribution to Catholic Moments.
Our guest this week is Fr. Joseph Kempf, Pastor of Assumption Church in O’Fallon, MO and President of Gospel Values, Inc. Fr. Joe is the author of a wonderful book entitled My Sister Is Annoying
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Congratulations on reaching 100 episodes!
Congratulations, Lisa. Thanks for all you do. I love your podcast.
Congratulations, Lisa, on your marvelous milestone! Looking forward to the next 100 and beyond!
Just finished listening to this episode and really enjoyed listening to Fr. Joe Kempf’s voice! He has such a sincere and kind sounding voice. Our school has a VCR tape of him explaining Reconciliation and Eucharist that our 2nd graders watch. He does a very nice job.
He also has a tape series called “No One Cries the Wrong Way” A neighboring parish sponsored this program to help people with the loss of a loved one. It’s a very good and helpful series to help one work through grief.