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Mike Kiedrowski, Listener Relationships Coordinator, Western Dakotas Real Presence Radio Review Your Family of Faith & Hope North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, & Wyoming Spring 2018 Great Opportunities and a Special Need By Steven Splonskowski, Executive Director having discerned a call to “trust and risk in the Lord,” we have signed purchase agreements in Thank you for your generous support for Real Pres- both areas. These signals will essentially double ence Catholic Radio in the recent past. We are our coverage and our annual budget needs. blessed to be able to carry In order to on this work Future Coverage Map of RPR make these of evangeliza- projects a tion! reality, along with meeting We have an our regular opportunity to expenses, we expand our need to raise coverage and a total of to share the $1.8M over Good News of the next 3 Jesus Christ years. How- and His ever, our im- Church with mediate need many more is much less. souls! We We have a have been $100k invited to pur- match chase signals available in two differ- and will ent areas. need to Bishop Swain of Sioux Falls has invited us to come raise another $300k by late July in order to into the Sioux Falls, SD area, and Bishop Quinn of have enough to cover down payments and begin- the Winona-Rochester Diocese has invited us to ning operations for these stations. come into the Southern MN area. I ask that you prayerfully consider a special one- In our meeting with Bishop Quinn, he shared this time gift to help us “trust and risk in the Lord” so thought: “We trust and we risk in the Lord, so that that He may continue to do great works through He may do great works.” There are radio signals Catholic Radio! available in both locations mentioned above and, Christians in the Holy Land by Deacon Mark Krejci We met Joseph and Ruth in their Bethlehem apart- Muslim families had more children and remained in ment. I was with a group of pilgrims, Catholics from the town while the Christians, who had fewer chil- Moorhead and Fargo who were in the Holy Land on dren, had the education and opportunity to leave. a Lenten journey to walk in the footsteps of Jesus. His own children were now living in the United Joseph and Ruth were a Catholic Palestinian couple, States. He told our group that while he wishes his and after our group had children and grandchildren prayed at the Church of lived in Israel, he under- the Nativity that morning, stands why they left to we were delighted to have seek a better life for their lunch with a Christian families. family living in the Holy Land—at least with the While we saw many Chris- members of this family tians in the Holy Land, who were still residing in they were primarily pil- Bethlehem. All of Joseph grims from countries like and Ruth’s adult children India, Poland, Japan, Italy, had left and scattered the Philippines, Russia, across Europe and the Nigeria, Mexico and from United States. Joseph told the United States. Chris- us that most Palestinian tian pilgrims and tourists Christians his age shared a are a major part of the common lamentation, “our Israeli and Palestinian children have all moved economies, and both away.” groups seek to keep pil- grims safe and secure. According to the Francis- Others who rely on Chris- can Foundation for the Deacon Mark and Julie Krejci with tian pilgrims include the Holy Land, there are only Msgr. Michael Foltz at Cana in Galilee. various religious orders 150,000 Christians living in who keep the holy sites Israel, about 2% of the population. In the Palestini- open. Most are able to exist through contributions an Territory, Christians make up only 1% of the pop- and sales of religious articles yet, as with the native ulation. The Franciscans and others predict that at Christians, the number of Christian Religious in the the current rate of Christian emigration from the Ho- Holy Land is also in decline. ly Land, there will be no native Christians living in the Holy Land in the next 30 to 40 years. The hardship of Christians living in the Holy Land is a daily experience of being a minority in a land On a previous trip to the Holy Land, I had the op- where the two majorities exist in constant tension. portunity to talk with a Church official who explained Caught in between, many Christians leave, which that the Christian community finds itself between may bring about the day when there will be no na- two forces. Most native Christians in the Holy Land tive Christians living in the land where Jesus walked. are Palestinian Arabs who thus have to deal with Christians from around the world will continue to Israeli government policies restricting travel and travel to Jerusalem, Nazareth and Bethlehem on the commerce for all Palestinians. He explained that great Christian pilgrimage, but the Christian families most Palestinians are Muslim and that a tension ex- who trace their heritage back to the time of Christ ists between the Christian and Muslim communities. will no longer be there to greet them, to guide their He concluded by saying “our young people see tours, and to host them in their homes. themselves as trapped between two groups, and so they move to other countries.” Deacon Krejci is the Director of Marriage, Family, & Life for the Diocese of Crookston. He serves at St. Peter, our Arab Catholic tour guide, lived in an Israe- Joseph Parish and is a professor of Psychology at li town that was once predominantly Christian. The Concordia College in Moorhead, MN. town no longer had a Christian majority because the “We trust and we risk in the Lord, so that He may do great works.” -Bishop John Quinn, Diocese of Winona-Rochester, MN Real Presence Radio Announces New Staff Mike Kiedrowski, Listener Relationships Coordinator, Western Dakotas Mike Kiedrowski, M.Ed., CFRE, is a resident of Dick- plan was put into inson, ND and has served the non-profit industry for place, incorporat- 29 years in Catholic schools, parishes and health ing Dickinson care. Most recently, Mike was a capital campaign Catholic Schools consultant for churches, travelling nationally. He was into the network it previously the Director of Major and Planned Giving is today. at Trinity Catholic Schools, where he led a $21 mil- lion capital campaign to rebuild their school after a Mike and his wife fire in 2014. Before Trinity, Mike worked for the Dio- Kathy have four cese of Bismarck as the Director of Planned Giving grown children where he led a team of clergy and lay people in re- with four grand- structuring the diocese’s foundation, increasing as- children and sets by 50% in one year. counting. In 2017, the Kiedrowski Mike is very familiar with Real Presence Radio, hav- Family was select- ing assisted Steve Splonskowski in securing RPR in ed as the North the Dickinson area in 2013. Dakota Knights of Columbus Family of the Year and the International First Runner-up Family of the Year. He is a current member and former state board Mike and Kathy enjoy gardening, biking, hunting, member of the North Dakota Association of Fund- supporting their favorite college and professional raising Professionals and is a Certified Fund-Raising football teams, and spending time with family, espe- Executive. Mike earned a Masters in Educational cially their grandchildren. Leadership from the University of Mary in Bismarck when he was the CEO and Superintendent with Trin- Mike’s favorite programming includes Fr. Larry Rich- ity. During his time as administrator, a new strategic ards, Real Presence Live, Holy Mass, and the Rosary. Margaret Ricci, Listener Relationships Assistant, Duluth/Superior I grew up south of I was encouraged to apply for this position by a dear Superior near friend who led me back to the Catholic Church after Manitou Falls. The 30 years of estrangement. Though I never really youngest of five “left” the Church in my heart, I felt I was in exile siblings, my par- because I married outside the Church and did not ents kept our fam- know I could come back. I have returned with great- ily active at St. er love, vigor and appreciation for the Church, and I William’s Church am eager to help others find their way home via Re- and Cathedral al Presence Radio! School in Superior. We also had a My favorite activities include anything I do with my farm and raised five beautiful children, gardening, making crafts, sheep. I graduated writing letters, spending time outside in nature, and from the College writing music. On Friday nights, I play my accordion of St. Scholastica, at Grannucci’s Italian Market in Duluth. Duluth, with a de- My day is most fruitful when I begin it with a Ro- gree in Piano and sary. I also look forward to my favorite hour of the Music Education. For the past 20 years, I have week, my appointment with Christ for Eucharistic taught in public and private schools in the Twin Adoration. Ports area. Currently, I am the Choir Director at Queen of Peace Church in Cloquet, and the Music No matter what program is airing when I tune into Coordinator for St. Francis of Assisi Church in Carl- RPR, it is my favorite! Truly I devour this soul food ton. I also enjoy serving as a substitute teacher at like the hungry orphan I am. Thank you RPR, for Queen of Peace School for all subjects grades K-6.
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