Patrick Langrell's guest appearances

Patrick Langrell

The Catholic Creatives Podcast

Sparrows and Wildflowers

Xt3 Podcast: Sydney University Chaplaincy - Weekly Talks

Xt3 Podcast: Theology on Tap - Sydney

Xt3 Podcast: Australian Catholic Youth Festival 2015

John Ruhlin

Michelle Benzinger

Ali Hoffman

Brandon Vogt

Jill Simons

Fabiola Garza

Kate Bryan

Jenna Guizar

John Dickson

Terrence Malick

Kate Anderson

Ike Ndolo

Josh Hawkins

Jason Shanks

Christopher West

OwlTail

Our guest for Episode 10 is Patrick Langrell: Director of Campus Ministry, Lecturer in Philosophy &amp; Theology, as well as Officer for Engagement and Public Affairs at the Institute for Ethics and Society, in the University of Notre Dame. Patrick talks about his Catholic faith, surfing, World Youth Day, and shares his perspective about the need for respectful and in-depth public discourse on important and controversial issues.

Episode ten: Patrick Langrell

Joe Marshall

This week, we decided that instead of an interview we wanted to post two of the breakout sessions from last year’s summit. In this podcast, we hear from Patrick Langrell about the Catholic Creative’s response to the state of the modern world and from Joe Marshall about how artists are called to rise to challenges in the workplace with creativity. Patrick speaks about the world’s political, cultural, and religious states and how we are called to bring radical truth and beauty to the present moment to redeem our culture. Then Joe explains how in business, we are constantly faced with challenges, obstacles and problems we need to solve. He examines what creativity looks like in the business unit, and he gives examples of how constraints accidentally produced some of the most beautiful works of art and business.Thank you to our Patreon sponsors for making this podcast possible. Patrick Langrell believes we are called to bring radical truth and beauty to the present moment to redeem our culture. Joe Marshall likes working on problems and helping people solve them.

This week, we decided that instead of an interview we wanted to post two of the breakout sessions from last year’s summit. In this podcast, we hear from <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-langrell-51539225/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patrick Langrell</a> about the Catholic Creative’s response to the state of the modern world and from <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jrmarshall/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Joe Marshall</a> about how artists are called to rise to challenges in the workplace with creativity. Patrick speaks about the world’s political, cultural, and religious states and how we are called to bring radical truth and beauty to the present moment to redeem our culture. Then Joe explains how in business, we are constantly faced with challenges, obstacles and problems we need to solve. He examines what creativity looks like in the business unit, and he gives examples of how constraints accidentally produced some of the most beautiful works of art and business.Thank you to our <a href="https://www.patreon.com/catholiccreatives" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon sponsors</a> for making this podcast possible. Patrick Langrell believes we are called to bring radical truth and beauty to the present moment to redeem our culture. Joe Marshall likes working on problems and helping people solve them.

Beauty in Our World, Creativity in Our Workplace: Patrick Langrell and Joe Marshall

(And why we should all get off of our phones) In this interview, Marcellino talks to Patrick Langrell (Adjunct lecturer in Philosophy &amp; Senior Digital Media Analyst for the Arch Diocese of LA). They talk about the importance of Analytic thinking and of digital marketing for reaching more people with better messages.They get into the ways that Patrick has used this to grow a pro life clinic and target abortion minded women. They also talk about their personal difficulties with technology and their desire to bypass it in search of authentic personal communication.Patrick is a Renaissance man with an international reputation for successful engagement in communications, events, and digital &amp; social media. He also is a sought after public speaker, a researcher and consultant in policy and ethics. He contributes to high-level diocesan and public policy…. and to the development of the Catholic intellectual tradition and evangelisation initiatives. His work with Matt Meeks and the others from the Archdiocese of LA is really exciting, and we are looking forward to hearing about that at the Summit, where he will be giving a workshop specifically about the unique circumstances in which Catholic Creatives find themselves at this particular moment in the church.  But he is not the only one who we will be present from the Archdiocese of LA. The Diocese of LA has become one of our major sponsors- coming on as a Patron of the Arts. They will be sponsoring the first session of the summit, "The New Renaissance." As you probably already know, LA has a reputation for being one of the epicenters of innovation for communications in the church. They have (by normal diocesan standards) a huge team with what I believe is around over 15 employees totally dedicated to helping churches and Diocesan branches market themselves better. We are excited to partner with them to make the new Renaissance happen.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/plangrellLinked In:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-langrell-51539225/ 

<h2>(And why we should all get off of our phones)</h2> In this interview, Marcellino talks to Patrick Langrell (Adjunct lecturer in Philosophy &amp; Senior Digital Media Analyst for the Arch Diocese of LA). They talk about the importance of Analytic thinking and of digital marketing for reaching more people with better messages.They get into the ways that Patrick has used this to grow a pro life clinic and target abortion minded women. They also talk about their personal difficulties with technology and their desire to bypass it in search of authentic personal communication.Patrick is a Renaissance man with an international reputation for successful engagement in communications, events, and digital &amp; social media. He also is a sought after public speaker, a researcher and consultant in policy and ethics. He contributes to high-level diocesan and public policy…. and to the development of the Catholic intellectual tradition and evangelisation initiatives. His work with Matt Meeks and the others from the Archdiocese of LA is really exciting, and we are looking forward to hearing about that at the <a href="http://www.ccsummit.xyz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Summit</a>, where he will be giving a workshop specifically about the unique circumstances in which Catholic Creatives find themselves at this particular moment in the church.  But he is not the only one who we will be present from the Archdiocese of LA. The Diocese of LA has become one of our major sponsors- coming on as a Patron of the Arts. They will be sponsoring the first session of the summit, "The New Renaissance."  As you probably already know, LA has a reputation for being one of the epicenters of innovation for communications in the church. They have (by normal diocesan standards) a huge team with what I believe is around over 15 employees totally dedicated to helping churches and Diocesan branches market themselves better. We are excited to partner with them to make the new Renaissance happen.Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/plangrell" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/plangrell</a>Linked In:  <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-langrell-51539225/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-langrell-51539225/</a><a href="https://www.facebook.com/plangrell" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a>

Why Digital Marketing For Ministry?: Patrick Langrell