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![]() In the first video of our seminarian-produced series, For the Glory of the Father, Fr. Thomas Hurst P.S.S., President-Rector of St. Mary’s Seminary & University from 2007-2016, introduces us to the story of St. Mary’s Chapel and the Lent-Easter series. If you haven’t already, sign up for reminders to view the next video in the series: |
Today we present the third of 5 weekly videos in our series, Profiles in Ministry. In this 2-minute video glimpse, you will meet CJ Wild, a pre-theology seminarian from the Diocese of Buffalo.
CJ brings over eight years as a volunteer firefighter and he sees a lot of parallels between fire service and priesthood: “As a firefighter it’s my privilege to be able to enter into people’s suffering with them. So when we get a call, whether it be at dinnertime, in the middle of the night, middle of the day, we go–because people need us….We unconditionally serve. We enter into that suffering with people and we serve … We try to be that salvation that they need in that moment.” |
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Read more about Part 1, the series, and its production. | Catch up on all our Profiles in Ministry to date… |
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