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Things Visible and Invisible with Bishop Donald J. Hying

Things Visible and Invisible with Bishop Donald J. Hying

Di: Bishop Donald J. Hying
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Hosted by Bishop Donald J. Hying of Madison, Wisconsin, "Things Visible and Invisible" discusses life, faith, current events, culture, history, and more, all in relation to Jesus Christ and his Church.

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  • St. John Paul II
    Oct 21 2026

    Ahead of his Oct. 22 feast day, Bishop Donald J. Hying reflects on St. John Paul II, the Polish pope he calls his spiritual father. He traces the saint’s life from his boyhood in Wadowice through the Nazi occupation, his secret formation for the priesthood, and his fearless stand against communism, to a papacy that carried the Gospel to every corner of the world. Bishop Hying also shares how, as a 16-year-old scrubbing restaurant fryers at 2 a.m., he heard the pope speak to America’s young people on the radio and knew God was calling him to be a priest.

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    10 min
  • Respect Life Month
    Oct 7 2026

    October is Respect Life Month, and Bishop Donald J. Hying reflects on the dignity of every human life, from conception to natural death. He speaks about the grave evil of abortion and the church's work to support mothers and families, the growing threat of euthanasia and the gift of palliative care, and why a person's worth never depends on what they can produce or do on their own. Drawing on the meaning of the crucifix, Bishop Hying offers a vision of compassion that embraces suffering rather than eliminating the sufferer, and he invites Catholics to pray, vote, and live as missionaries of the gospel of life.

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    10 min
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