Marcia Hall's guest appearances

Marcia Hall

The Catholic Feminist

Connect Kindness Podcast

Human Impact Stories

Heather Khym

Michelle Benzinger

Sam Adams

Justin Wren

Gary Oppenheimer

Shannon Schmidt

Haley Stewart

Josh Johnson

Claire Swinarski

Jill Simons

Kathy Stilling

Gail DeGeorge

Shannon Evans

Martha Farnsworth

Emily Kearney

OwlTail

In today's episode we interview Marcia Hall, the founder of Mr.Bubblez. Their mission is to provide mobile showers which allows their clients the basic dignity of cleaning themselves, and also gives them the encouragement and care they need to make it one more day. THey focus on the homeless population in Tampa FL.Marcia started Mr. Bubblez with the simple idea of changing people lives with a drop of water and has been able to turn her nonprofit into an award winning organization. Marcia shares with us what led her to start Mr. Bubblez and the story behind the name.  Marcia has a huge heart and a passion for helping the homeless and sharing God’s love.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/connectkindness/support

In today's episode we interview Marcia Hall, the founder of Mr.Bubblez. Their mission is to provide mobile showers which allows their clients the basic dignity of cleaning themselves, and also gives them the encouragement and care they need to make it one more day. THey focus on the homeless population in Tampa FL. Marcia started Mr. Bubblez with the simple idea of changing people lives with a drop of water and has been able to turn her nonprofit into an award winning organization. Marcia shares with us what led her to start Mr. Bubblez and the story behind the name. Marcia has a huge heart and a passion for helping the homeless and sharing God’s love. --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/connectkindness/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/connectkindness/support</a>

Episode 51 - Marcia Hall, Founder of Mr. Bubblez

A shower brings dignity to those experiencing homelessness thanks to the non-profit, Mr. Bubblez founded by our guest Marcia Hall. We hear how her idea has become a reality that is being held up as a national model.

IMAGINE  -  Featuring Marcia Hall, CEO of Mr. Bubblez!

You know when you hear God’s voice whisper to you, and you’re like…no. Wrong girl. Thanks, but no thanks. Today’s guest sure does. When Sr. Marcia Hall was trying to figure out what direction to take her life, the thought of joining the Oblate Sisters of Providence was the last thing on her mind. But she eventually gave God her own fiat and joined the Oblate Sisters, which was the first religious order created for Black women. The order was founded in 1828 by 2 women who heard a call to religious life but were rejected by other religious orders due to our American Church’s shamefully racist past. Now, Sr. Marcia is on the show to walk us through dealing with compassion burnout, having holy boundaries, and discerning our vocations. I loved learning more about the Oblate sisters, how a religious sister can practice self-care, and Sr. Marcia’s tips for listening to your OWN call. Enjoy! Today’s episode is brought to you by Franciscan University of Stuebenville. Join some former podcast guests and get an authentically Catholic education from the comfort of your own home by enrolling in one of their many graduate programs. Hit up www.franciscan.edu/tcf to learn more. Today’s episode is also brought to you by the Blessed Is She academic planner. Every modern Catholic woman needs one of these stunning planners designed by former guest Erica Tighe. Live more liturgically this year by heading to www.thecatholicfeministpodcast.com/planner.

You know when you hear God’s voice whisper to you, and you’re like…no. Wrong girl. Thanks, but no thanks. Today’s guest sure does. When Sr. Marcia Hall was trying to figure out what direction to take her life, the thought of joining the Oblate Sisters of Providence was the last thing on her mind. But she eventually gave God her own fiat and joined the Oblate Sisters, which was the first religious order created for Black women. The order was founded in 1828 by 2 women who heard a call to religious life but were rejected by other religious orders due to our American Church’s shamefully racist past. Now, Sr. Marcia is on the show to walk us through dealing with compassion burnout, having holy boundaries, and discerning our vocations. I loved learning more about the Oblate sisters, how a religious sister can practice self-care, and Sr. Marcia’s tips for listening to your OWN call. Enjoy! Today’s episode is brought to you by Franciscan University of Stuebenville. Join some former podcast guests and get an authentically Catholic education from the comfort of your own home by enrolling in one of their many graduate programs. Hit up <a href="http://www.franciscan.edu/tcf" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.franciscan.edu/tcf</a> to learn more. Today’s episode is also brought to you by the Blessed Is She academic planner. Every modern Catholic woman needs one of these stunning planners designed by former guest Erica Tighe. Live more liturgically this year by heading to <a href="http://www.thecatholicfeministpodcast.com/planner" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.thecatholicfeministpodcast.com/planner</a>.

112: Escaping Burnout + Discerning Vocations ft. Sr. Marcia Hall