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Roland Millare

Vice President of Curriculum and Director of Shepherd's Heart at the St. John Paul II Foundation

Roland Millare is an experienced Department Chair and Theology Teacher in Catholic education, known for his dedication to formation and evangelization.

He holds a Doctorate in Sacred Theology (STD) with a specialization in Sacramental/Liturgical Theology from the Liturgical Institute of the University of St. Mary of the Lake.

Roland has a broad educational background, with studies in Licentiate in Sacred Theology, Master of Arts in Moral Theology, and Bachelor of Arts in Theology from reputable institutions.

His professional experience includes roles such as Vice President of Curriculum, Program Director, Adjunct Professor, Editor, Director of Faith Formation, and Theology Department Chair in various organizations.

Skilled in Teaching, Speaking, Retreats, Editing, and Writing, Roland Millare is a strong education professional dedicated to advancing Catholic education.

Highlights

Jun 7 · linkedin

This intro from Jack Figge (The Pillar) was enough for me to be interested in this article:

Four religious sisters from the Daughters of Mary, Mother of Healing Love, along with a former Navy lieutenant and her dog, are traveling together for 1,000 miles over 65 days.  [This story should definitely be made into a movie].


This is not a vacation for the sisters, nor are they undertaking this trek for their individual benefit.

They see their pilgrimage as an opportunity to serve the broader community and be witnesses to the joy of consecrated life. 

“So many people in so many dioceses have never seen women religious, and there's a generation that hasn't experienced the presence of women religious in the church,” Mother Maximilian said. “We just want to help restore, you know, the desire for young women to give themselves to the Lord in this way.”

  • Jack Figge

God bless these sisters, Beth, and all pilgrims as they make their pilgrimage out of love for Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.

(And please consider subscribing to the Pillar - the "Starting Seven" of Luke Coppenm the rambling and analysis of JD Flynn, the interviews, their explainers, and their reporting are worth it).

May 22 · linkedin

Canada’s infamy has led many to rethink their support for assisted dying, no matter how strong the purported safeguards may be.

It has already led the campaign to legalize assisted suicide in Scotland to falter and meet real opposition. This may turn out to be the fourth failed attempt to introduce it in Scotland, taking its place alongside the numerous failed attempts to pass it into law in Westminster.

We all fall prey to doom-scrolling.

But being captivated by the seemingly unstopped spread of assisted suicide and euthanasia from country to country can make us forget something important about these campaigns: their successes are outnumbered by their failures.  

  • Mehmet Ciftci

Ciftci's article offers sober hope and insight against this assault on human dignity and life by the spread of euthanasia and PAS.

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Katy, Texas, United States