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Erin Kinsella, Canada - Evangel of Hope, He Died for Me
"God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son." On this Lenten season, we are asked to imitate Christ and crucify our own sins. Becoming an enemy of flesh can take us closer to Christ.
Trusting in God's Promises - Erin Kinsella (Toronto Newman Center) Easter Greeting
What happened to the woman caught in adultery?
GIVEN Mentor Erin Kinsella reflects: when God speaks, it is. When God says you are forgiven, you are truly forgiven. And God promises us goodness, beauty, and life, and in this time of hardship, we must cling to that truth. God is for us! He is not against that!
U Turn: Erin Kinsella
Youth is a critical stage of physical, emotional and spiritual change. Young people are constantly searching for how to make values and principles their own. It is a beautiful, yet difficult stage.
Watch more : http://www.shalomworldtv.org/u-turn
CBC, February 25, 2019Radio/Podcast
URL: https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1447850563982
It was a historic summit at the Vatican but was it a turning point? Pope Francis and nearly 200 bishops have concluded four days of meetings, aimed at addressing the abuse of minors in the church. Survivors also flocked to Rome, demanding the Church adopt a zero-tolerance policy toward abuse and those who cover it up. What they got instead were 21 "points for reflection," including the establishment of guidelines for transferring priests and dealing with abuse cases. According to Church officials, the summit is only one step toward fighting abuse in its ranks - but is it enough? We ask Erin Kinsella, the director of Campus Ministry with the Newman Centre at the University of Toronto.
'There's no room for forgiveness': Pope's sexual abuse letter meaningless to survivor
CBC, August 21, 2018Online
URL: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/pope-sexual-abuse-letter-winnipeg-victim-1.4793057
Biography
Erin Kinsella has worked professionally in Catholic youth and young adult ministry for over 15 years. She engages young adults in community and challenges the idea that people of faith don't use reason.