Everyday Holiness: Deacon Mel & Ann Tardy
12:00 PM ET
Fri., Feb. 07, 2025
“When the Church addresses those things, people feel like they’re welcome, that the Church is relevant. When the Church fails to address those things, people feel like, ‘This is not the Church for me.’”
-Deacon Mel Tardy
Deacon Mel and Annie Tardy provide insight into the beauty and universality of the Catholic faith, give an inspiring perspective on the hope of racial harmony, and describe the principles of a strong and vibrant marriage.
This episode was originally published by FaithND on May 27, 2020. To explore the entire library of Everyday Holiness podcast episodes and for more information about FaithND, please visit faith.nd.edu.
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