In this episode of Rhythms of Faith, Kim and JJ welcome Father Paul Coleman and Dr. Kathy Cummings. They discuss their new course on global Catholicism developed through the Institute for Advanced Studies Teaching Lab Fellows program. The course covers a variety of perspectives on Catholicism, including historical and cultural influences, student responses, and the challenges and rewards of collaborative teaching. The conversation delves into the importance of examining Catholicism through different lenses, the impact of immigration on faith practices in the U.S., and the dynamics of synodality in the Catholic Church. They also touch on the significance of Pope Francis's teachings, particularly his autobiography, and how global and local traditions shape the Catholic experience.00:00 Introduction to Rhythms of Faith00:25 Course Development and Initial Experiences01:15 Exploring Global Catholicism01:45 Field Trip to Chicago's Ethnic Parishes03:40 Teaching Challenges and Student Engagement07:03 Importance of Teaching Global Catholicism10:07 Cultural Integration in Catholicism17:02 Exploring the Synod Experience18:34 Historical Context and Church Hierarchy19:56 Pope Francis and the Synod's Impact25:13 Liturgical Gifts and Cultural Differences28:48 Fun and Reflective Closing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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