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The Cross: Absurdity or Power?

March 30, 2015by Joannie 1 Comment

The title of this Holy Week post comes from First Corinthians. St. Paul tells the Corinthians that the Cross is a stumbling block for the Jews and a folly to the […]

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Lent, suffering, talks

Glory 2014

May 26, 2014by Joannie Leave a comment

I just finished a weekend of beautiful liturgies, new friendships, messages and music that ignited once again the embers of a passion for truth, beauty, and goodness.  I was one […]

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conferences, New Evangelization, Pope Benedict, suffering, talks, young adults

Seeking Him

January 6, 2014by Joannie Leave a comment

Pope Benedict pointed out something about the second chapter of Matthew that I had never considered.  Herod calls together the scribes and chief priests to find out where they were […]

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Pope Benedict, talks

He makes Himself a Child

December 30, 2013by Joannie Leave a comment

When searching for seeds for meditation, I generally turn towards the writings of Pope Benedict.  If I was stuck on a desert island, I would only need my Bible and […]

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Pope Benedict, talks

The Art of Waiting

December 9, 2013by Joannie Leave a comment

Tonight is our monthly Theology on Tap gathering.  I’m in charge of getting the speakers, so I suppose it looks like a cop-out tonight when the speaker is me. To […]

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discernment, talks

Theology of Woman

July 31, 2013by Joannie Leave a comment

Pope Francis has quickly established himself as a good story.  The press have been eating him up since day one, ironically even while he says things shockingly similar to his […]

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femininity, talks

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"It is wonderful to know that adult faith formation for the Diocese is in such capable, knowledgable, and spiritual hands. [Joan's] humor is infectious and certainly added to our enjoyment of the thought-provoking information provided."
-Judy M, Nashville

“Joan is a dynamic speaker, and I know by the goosebumps I experienced several times during her talks that the Holy Spirit was present.” –A, Lexington, KY

"Our Church needs young leaders like Joan Watson. She puts her gifts and talents at the service of others. Having attended many of her speaking engagements, we are always edified with her words spoken in charity and clarity. Her greatest gift is her love of the one, holy, and apostolic Catholic Church!" -Bill and Marilyn Cox, Lay Dominicans, Saint Cecilia Chapter

"Joan Watson has that uncanny ability to make the pages of the Bible and Catholic doctrine come alive for you so that you have a greater understanding and appreciation for your faith." -L. H., Burns, TN

"Joannie has the gift of making the most arcane theological history and terminology accessible to all, and even fun, with just the right dose of wit." -Michael, Goodlettsville, TN

“Joan Watson was excellent.  Not only did her personal passion and love for our Lord, our Faith, and our Church come through in each of her talks, but she modeled for us how an excellent catechist teaches.” –J, Harrodsburg, KY

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