Christopher Doering's guest appearances

Christopher Doering

Beyond the Shelf

Catholic Military Life

Ray Isle

Larry Smith

Nancy Clark

Maura Judkis

Philippe Langner

Patrick Kelly

Chris Moore

Brian Kane

Stephen Stanley

Emil Kapaun

Richard Spencer

Baxter Holmes

Nancy Sherman

Scott Riefler

Ben Moore

OwlTail

In the past few years plant-based burgers have become one of the biggest trends in the food and beverage industry. Appealing to consumer's interest for more sustainable products, brands are attempting to find their seat at the table for this exploding trend. We sat down with Christopher Doering, Senior Editor at Food Dive, to discuss the past, present and future of the plant-based "meat" market.

<p><br/>In the past few years plant-based burgers have become one of the biggest trends in the food and beverage industry. Appealing to consumer's interest for more sustainable products, brands are attempting to find their seat at the table for this exploding trend. We sat down with Christopher Doering, Senior Editor at Food Dive, to discuss the past, present and future of the plant-based "meat" market.</p>

Everything you need to know about plant-based burgers with Christopher Doering of Food Dive

The priesthood, and military chaplaincy, are both, in some ways, like a marriage: the challenge is to live out one's commitment, even when it's not fun or easy. That's been among the many insights Father Christopher Doering has gained in living out his priestly vocation, from his time in the seminary in the 1990s through his current assignment at Fort Rucker. In this edition of Catholic Military Life, the only official podcast of the Archdiocese for the Military Servies, USA, (AMS), Father Doering shares some of the highs and lows of his experience answering God's call. Ordained in 1998 for the Archdiocese of Chicago, Father Doering entered the Army in 2010 and has since deployed twice to Afghanistan and served at various locations throughout the eastern and southeastern U.S. During that time, he's crossed a few deserts, both earthen and spiritual, only to find blessings and grace even in the most difficult of circumstances.

Father Christopher Doering