web02.fireside.fm Mon, 20 Apr 2026 20:05:38 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Never Too Late at Pope St. John XXIII Seminary - Episodes Tagged with “Seminarians” https://psjs.fireside.fm/tags/seminarians Wed, 23 Oct 2024 09:00:00 -0400 It’s never too late to respond to a call from God, and Never Too Late at Pope St. John XXIII Seminary is the podcast created for men considering a vocation to the priesthood, as well as those who support their journey of discernment. Pope Saint John XXIII Seminary is the national seminary that specializes in preparing men ages 30-65 to enter the priesthood. Join Monsignor Bill Fay on the 23rd of each month for Never Too Late at Pope St. John XXIII Seminary. For more information, visit https://www.psjs.edu/ en-us episodic a Vocations Podcast Grexly It’s never too late to respond to a call from God, and Never Too Late at Pope St. John XXIII Seminary is the podcast created for men considering a vocation to the priesthood, as well as those who support their journey of discernment. Pope Saint John XXIII Seminary is the national seminary that specializes in preparing men ages 30-65 to enter the priesthood. Join Monsignor Bill Fay on the 23rd of each month for Never Too Late at Pope St. John XXIII Seminary. For more information, visit https://www.psjs.edu/ no Grexly team@grexly.com Episode 29: Always Stay Open | Deacon Jorge Reyes, Archdiocese of Miami https://psjs.fireside.fm/29 38994f89-c745-4a01-ad2d-212eaff9e96d Wed, 23 Oct 2024 09:00:00 -0400 Grexly full 1 Grexly Deacon Jorge Reyes has been a deacon since 2017. He is a mechanical engineer by trade and worked for over 30 years as a consultant in consulting engineering firms. He has two wonderful, faithful adult children who are twins and of whom he is very proud. He is scheduled, God willing, to be ordained to the priesthood for the Archdiocese of Miami on May 10, 2025. 17:55 no Deacon Jorge Reyes came to the doors of Pope St. John XXIII National Seminary as a permanent deacon. His faith has always been central to his life. Listen and hear about the road he took that led him to consider priesthood. How did his experience in mechanical engineering help prepare him for ministry in the Church? What did his twin children think of his decision to become a priest? Although he had experience as a permanent deacon, there were still adjustments to be made when he decided upon priesthood. How has he managed those adjustments? Pope St. John XXIII has a very supportive program for permanent deacons whereby each man’s previous experience helps to inform his individual formation program. What is Deacon Jorge’s advice to men who are wondering if they have what it takes to consider priesthood? For one, he suggests staying open to what God is presenting for you to do. As Msgr. Fay also suggests, take stock of your experiences. As you consider a vocation, do you see the fingerprint of God? Deacon Jorge and Msgr. Fay have a simple and heartfelt discussion on this episode that you won’t want to miss. Deacon Jorge Reyes has been a deacon since 2017. He is a mechanical engineer by trade and worked for over 30 years as a consultant in consulting engineering firms. He has two wonderful, faithful adult children who are twins and of whom he is very proud. He is scheduled, God willing, to be ordained to the priesthood for the Archdiocese of Miami on May 10, 2025. Catholic, priests, seminary, seminarians, Boston, vocation, Christian Deacon Jorge Reyes came to the doors of Pope St. John XXIII National Seminary as a permanent deacon. His faith has always been central to his life. Listen and hear about the road he took that led him to consider priesthood. How did his experience in mechanical engineering help prepare him for ministry in the Church? What did his twin children think of his decision to become a priest? Although he had experience as a permanent deacon, there were still adjustments to be made when he decided upon priesthood. How has he managed those adjustments? Pope St. John XXIII has a very supportive program for permanent deacons whereby each man’s previous experience helps to inform his individual formation program. What is Deacon Jorge’s advice to men who are wondering if they have what it takes to consider priesthood? For one, he suggests staying open to what God is presenting for you to do. As Msgr. Fay also suggests, take stock of your experiences. As you consider a vocation, do you see the fingerprint of God? Deacon Jorge and Msgr. Fay have a simple and heartfelt discussion on this episode that you won’t want to miss.

Deacon Jorge Reyes has been a deacon since 2017. He is a mechanical engineer by trade and worked for over 30 years as a consultant in consulting engineering firms. He has two wonderful, faithful adult children who are twins and of whom he is very proud. He is scheduled, God willing, to be ordained to the priesthood for the Archdiocese of Miami on May 10, 2025.

]]> Deacon Jorge Reyes came to the doors of Pope St. John XXIII National Seminary as a permanent deacon. His faith has always been central to his life. Listen and hear about the road he took that led him to consider priesthood. How did his experience in mechanical engineering help prepare him for ministry in the Church? What did his twin children think of his decision to become a priest? Although he had experience as a permanent deacon, there were still adjustments to be made when he decided upon priesthood. How has he managed those adjustments? Pope St. John XXIII has a very supportive program for permanent deacons whereby each man’s previous experience helps to inform his individual formation program. What is Deacon Jorge’s advice to men who are wondering if they have what it takes to consider priesthood? For one, he suggests staying open to what God is presenting for you to do. As Msgr. Fay also suggests, take stock of your experiences. As you consider a vocation, do you see the fingerprint of God? Deacon Jorge and Msgr. Fay have a simple and heartfelt discussion on this episode that you won’t want to miss.

Deacon Jorge Reyes has been a deacon since 2017. He is a mechanical engineer by trade and worked for over 30 years as a consultant in consulting engineering firms. He has two wonderful, faithful adult children who are twins and of whom he is very proud. He is scheduled, God willing, to be ordained to the priesthood for the Archdiocese of Miami on May 10, 2025.

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