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VIDEOS ON LEISURE
The Virtue of Leisure (ENDOW Interview)
On this episode of the Endow Podcast, Laura Zambrana, Director of Content, interviews Simone Rizkallah, Director of Program Growth, on the topic of leisure in the life of the Christian.
Laura Zambrana, MDiv, is the Director of Content for Endow. As Director of Content, Laura brings our new studies to life through editing and overseeing the design and printing process. Laura also manages our website content. She has been an Endow host since 2010 and has led several Endow groups in Pasadena and Hollywood, CA. Laura graduated from Thomas Aquinas College and studied Theology at the University of Notre Dame.
The Endow Podcast is a forum for women to foster conversations about the intellectual life and intentional community for the cultivation of the feminine genius.
Laura Zambrana, MDiv, is the Director of Content for Endow. As Director of Content, Laura brings our new studies to life through editing and overseeing the design and printing process. Laura also manages our website content. She has been an Endow host since 2010 and has led several Endow groups in Pasadena and Hollywood, CA. Laura graduated from Thomas Aquinas College and studied Theology at the University of Notre Dame.
The Endow Podcast is a forum for women to foster conversations about the intellectual life and intentional community for the cultivation of the feminine genius.
The Vice of Sloth (ENDOW Interview)
On this episode of the Endow Podcast, Laura Zambrana, Director of Content, interviews Simone Rizkallah, Director of Program Growth, on the deadly vice contrary to leisure which is acedia (sloth). This conversation is a continuation of last week's interview.
Laura Zambrana, MDiv, is the Director of Content for Endow. As Director of Content, Laura brings our new studies to life through editing and overseeing the design and printing process. Laura also manages our website content. She has been an Endow host since 2010 and has led several Endow groups in Pasadena and Hollywood, CA. Laura graduated from Thomas Aquinas College and studied Theology at the University of Notre Dame.
The Endow Podcast is a forum for women to foster conversations about the intellectual life and intentional community for the cultivation of the feminine genius.
Laura Zambrana, MDiv, is the Director of Content for Endow. As Director of Content, Laura brings our new studies to life through editing and overseeing the design and printing process. Laura also manages our website content. She has been an Endow host since 2010 and has led several Endow groups in Pasadena and Hollywood, CA. Laura graduated from Thomas Aquinas College and studied Theology at the University of Notre Dame.
The Endow Podcast is a forum for women to foster conversations about the intellectual life and intentional community for the cultivation of the feminine genius.
The Virtue of Leisure (CALive Interview)
In this live-streamed recording, Simone Rizkallah is interviewed on Catholic Answers Live about the virtue of leisure.
Interview starts at 1:02:00.
Interview starts at 1:02:00.
Leisure and Living Your Best Life (Elevate Ordinary Interview)
What is LEISURE and why are westerners so bad at it? Josef Pieper's book "Leisure the Basis of Culture" gives us insight into how recreation and relaxation allows us to LOVE our LIVES. Special guest Simone Rizkallah of Endow and the Cultural Gypsy joins JonMarc and Teresa on the Elevate Ordinary Podcast to talk about how LEISURE can help you live your BEST LIFE!
Episode 45
SHOW HOSTS: JonMarc & Teresa Grodi
Show Notes:
Episode 45
SHOW HOSTS: JonMarc & Teresa Grodi
Show Notes:
What is the Christian's Role in a Distracted Age? (Philos Project Interview)
What is the role of the church, individual Christians, and the life of the spirit in an age of distraction? The Philos Project's Charles Malik Institute discussed with special guest Simone Rizkallah.
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The Charles Malik Institute explores the big questions at the intersection of religion, culture, and politics through the legacy of Charles Malik.
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The Charles Malik Institute explores the big questions at the intersection of religion, culture, and politics through the legacy of Charles Malik.
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Two Notions of Leisure
The Institute for Human Ecology invites you to our 2024 Saint Scholastica event, “Two Notions of Leisure: Resting in the Lord vs. Restless Consumption.” In a world where our attention is a highly marketable commodity, falling into a cycle of restless consumption can feel impossible to avoid. As Christians, developing a toolbox of virtue is the most crucial path to enjoying true leisure.
Join Dr. Paul Radich and Ms. Simone Rizkallah, experts in the concept of leisure as both a social and spiritual phenomenon, as they share their knowledge and tools for growing in this essential virtue.
About the speakers:
Dr. Paul Radich: Paul Radich is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at The Catholic University of America’s Busch School of Business. His areas of focus include virtue ethics, political economy, consumer behavior, education, and the role of meaning in fostering human flourishing. He received his doctorate from Catholic University, and two undergraduate degrees from the University of Notre Dame. Dr. Radich was also recently named to the Ethics Committee of the American Marketing Association.
Ms. Simone Rizkallah: Simone Rizkallah is Special Advisor to the President of The Philos Project. As a first-generation American of Egyptian-Armenian descent, Ms. Rizkallah has a particular interest in matters of religious freedom, culture, and the Eastern roots of the Faith. Her graduate degree is in Theological Studies from Christendom College. Her undergraduate studies and professional background include marketing communications, media, radio, and theatre. Ms. Rizkallah is a frequent guest on Catholic Answers Live and a faculty member of the Avila Institute.
Join Dr. Paul Radich and Ms. Simone Rizkallah, experts in the concept of leisure as both a social and spiritual phenomenon, as they share their knowledge and tools for growing in this essential virtue.
About the speakers:
Dr. Paul Radich: Paul Radich is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at The Catholic University of America’s Busch School of Business. His areas of focus include virtue ethics, political economy, consumer behavior, education, and the role of meaning in fostering human flourishing. He received his doctorate from Catholic University, and two undergraduate degrees from the University of Notre Dame. Dr. Radich was also recently named to the Ethics Committee of the American Marketing Association.
Ms. Simone Rizkallah: Simone Rizkallah is Special Advisor to the President of The Philos Project. As a first-generation American of Egyptian-Armenian descent, Ms. Rizkallah has a particular interest in matters of religious freedom, culture, and the Eastern roots of the Faith. Her graduate degree is in Theological Studies from Christendom College. Her undergraduate studies and professional background include marketing communications, media, radio, and theatre. Ms. Rizkallah is a frequent guest on Catholic Answers Live and a faculty member of the Avila Institute.
Community, Sharing the Interior Life, & the Eucharist
This episode of Physically Spiritual is a conversation with Simone Rizkallah. We discuss her journey of faith, maturing in community, sharing the interior life, and the Eucharist.
Episode 116
Show Host: Andrew Reinhart
Episode 116
Show Host: Andrew Reinhart
VIDEOS ON ARMENIA
Armenia
In this live-streamed recording, Simone Rizkallah is interviewed on Catholic Answers Live about Armenia.
Interview takes place from 00:29:00-00:55:00.
Interview takes place from 00:29:00-00:55:00.
The Nagorno-Karabakh Blockade
In this EWTN News In Depth interview, Simone Rizkallah, Special Advisor to the Philos Project, Armenia shares her insights on a blockade in a mountain region of Nagorno-Karabakh in Azerbaijan.
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Hosted by Montse Alvarado, EWTN News In Depth welcomes guests in a discussion of current events in the Church, politics, and culture, all through the lens of the Catholic faith.
This show is about finding out who we are as people and as Catholics, and how we can confidently live our faith in the world. It is produced by EWTN News: https://www.ewtnnews.com
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Hosted by Montse Alvarado, EWTN News In Depth welcomes guests in a discussion of current events in the Church, politics, and culture, all through the lens of the Catholic faith.
This show is about finding out who we are as people and as Catholics, and how we can confidently live our faith in the world. It is produced by EWTN News: https://www.ewtnnews.com
The Forgotten Christian Genocide (That's Still Happening)
In this episode of The Counsel of Trent podcast, Trent sits down with Armenian Christian Simone Rizkallah to discuss the past and current Genocide of Armenian Christians and what we can do to help stop this tragedy.
The Gates of Hell Will Not Prevail
Join Dan and Stephanie Burke on Divine Intimacy Radio as they talk with Simone Rizkallah and Dr. Joseph Hollcraft about the Armenian Christian Persecution and the importance of prayer, spiritual warfare, and intercession in combating evil and promoting change.
Join the Fight to Help Our Armenian Brothers and Sisters:
Join the Fight to Help Our Armenian Brothers and Sisters:
Armenian Christians
Simone Rizkallah, special advisor on Armenia to the president of The Philos Project discusses the current state of the blockade by Azerbaijan in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
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The World Over with Raymond Arroyo airs on EWTN Thursdays at 8pm ET. It re-airs on Fridays at 1am & 9:30am ET, and Mondays at 10pm ET.
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Raymond Arroyo is known for his penetrating interviews of leading news figures. His Conversations on The World Over have included Presidents Bush and Trump, Pope Benedict XVI, Mother Theresa, Mel Gibson, famed tenor Placido Domingo and comic legend, Jerry Lewis. The show is produced by EWTN News: https://www.ewtnnews.com
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The World Over with Raymond Arroyo airs on EWTN Thursdays at 8pm ET. It re-airs on Fridays at 1am & 9:30am ET, and Mondays at 10pm ET.
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Raymond Arroyo is known for his penetrating interviews of leading news figures. His Conversations on The World Over have included Presidents Bush and Trump, Pope Benedict XVI, Mother Theresa, Mel Gibson, famed tenor Placido Domingo and comic legend, Jerry Lewis. The show is produced by EWTN News: https://www.ewtnnews.com
Prayer Vigil Against Armenian Christian Persecution
Join Dan and Stephanie Burke as they pray with Simone Rizkallah, Christopher Carstens, Gia Chacón, and Most Reverend Mikaël Antoine Mouradian as they pray against the Armenian Christian Persecution.
Armenia and Christian Persecution
On this episode of The Lila Rose Podcast, Lila Rose sits down with Simone Rizkallah, Theologian and Speaker, to talk about the Christian persecution that is happening in the world, with a special focus on a genocide happening to Armenians as we speak.
Learn more here:
Learn more here:
The Secret Christian Genocide: What is Going On In Armenia?
On September 19th, 120,000 Armenian Christians were attacked by Azerbaijan after almost a year of starvation at the hands of a suffocating blockade. After fleeing Nagorno-Karabakh, their lives are in complete chaos.
In this episode of LOOPcast by Catholic Vote, Tom Pogasic sits down with Armenian Christian Simone Rizkallah to hear more about the Christian persecution happening right under our noses.
In this episode of LOOPcast by Catholic Vote, Tom Pogasic sits down with Armenian Christian Simone Rizkallah to hear more about the Christian persecution happening right under our noses.
The Armenian Genocide: Then and Now
This episode of the According to Bridget podcast will be more than you bargained for. A history, foreign policy, Eastern Catholicism and Armenia lesson all wrapped up into one!
Tune in for this interview with Simone Rizkallah:
Tune in for this interview with Simone Rizkallah:
Armenia Today, America Tomorrow
On January 3, 2024 Simone Rizkallah and Dan Harre of The Philos Project attended the SEEK24 Conference in St. Louis, where 20,000 Catholic young adults gather every year. Simone and Dan joined a panel titled, "Armenia Today, America Tomorrow," where they discussed the persecution of the Armenian Church and Christians across the world. Approximately 500 people attended the panel and dozens of audience members were eager to ask questions following the event!
Click the link below to listen to the panel discussion:
Click the link below to listen to the panel discussion:
Israel and Armenia: the Near East's last Judeo-Christian nations
On the 109th year commemorating the beginning of the Armenian Genocide, our experts discuss the relationship between Israel and Armenia, the Near East's only Judeo-Christian nations.
How can Christians and Jews stand united to save our civilizations?
How can Christians and Jews stand united to save our civilizations?
Biden Weighs In on Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day | EWTN News Nightly
President Joe Biden is among those weighing in on Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day. In a statement, the White House said in part, "The campaign of cruelty began on April 24, 1915, when Ottoman authorities arrested Armenian intellectuals and community leaders... In the days, months, and years that followed, one and a half million Armenians were deported, massacred or marched to their deaths." Pope Francis twice called the operation against the Armenians a "genocide", including during his 2016 visit to one of the earliest Christian nations. Turkey accused the Holy Father of a "crusades-like mentality." President Recep Erdogan says the US' use of the term genocide is a risk to bilateral relations. Deputy Director of Education at the Philos Project and a first generation Egyptian-Armenian, Simone Rizkallah, joins to remind us about the genocide that began on this date in 1915 and how it continues to impact Christians from Armenia. President Biden has referred to the Armenian genocide and Pope Francis has used the phrase several times. Rizkallah explains what other world leaders have said. She discusses how life is for Christians in Armenia. She fills us in on any final thoughts.
Life on the Rock
Fr. Mark is joined by Simone Rizkallah from the Philos Project to discuss Christian engagement with Middle-Eastern cultures. From SEEK 2025 in St. Louis.
VIDEOS ON WOMEN
What Feminism Gets Wrong
While the world preaches empowerment for all women, the women it celebrates always seem to fit a certain mold. What does feminism get wrong? And what’s the best approach to understanding femininity? Find out from Simone Rizkallah in this new EDIFY video.
Does the Church Oppress Women?
Recently, Pope Francis reiterated to the editors of Jesuit journal America that there was no possibility of the ordination of women to the Catholic priesthood. The Holy Father’s clear theological explanation, however, provoked one New York polemicist to accuse the pope of “mansplaining.” Since the sexual revolution, especially, a not uncommon objection from voices within and without the Catholic Church holds that the 2000-year-old institution oppresses women. Is this concern a legitimate one or one rooted in misunderstandings in anthropology? After all, Pope St. John Paul II, apologized in his 1995 Letter to Women for occasions “when members of the church have reflected more the attitudes of the culture than the kind of culture that Christianity is supposed to generate in the world.” Using the Letter to Women as a point of departure, theologian Simone Rizkallah, Director of Program Growth at ENDOW (Educating on the Nature and Dignity of Women), will take up this vexed question and help us understand whether the Church is the greatest oppressor, or greatest liberator, of women in history.
The Church Oppresses Women DEBUNKED
Modern secular people have forgotten the role of the Catholic Church in lifting humanity out of ignorance, violence, poverty, and disease. Perhaps most forgotten, is the Catholic contribution to an embrace of the dignity of women. Simone Rizkallah, director of program growth at Endow (Educating on the Nature and Dignity of Women), explains.
The Feminine Genius
Simone Rizkallah speaks on the feminine genius at Love & Responsibility Los Angeles.
Diversity, Gender, and the Genius of Women
Welcome to Episode 99 of the Being Human Podcast: Diversity, Gender, and the Genius of Women, w/ Simone Rizkallah.
This week, Dr. Greg Bottaro welcomes Simone Rizkallah to the show for a powerful conversation focused around femininity, the genius of women, complementarity between the sexes, and cultural differences!
The full episode can be watched here:
This week, Dr. Greg Bottaro welcomes Simone Rizkallah to the show for a powerful conversation focused around femininity, the genius of women, complementarity between the sexes, and cultural differences!
The full episode can be watched here:
The Dignity of Women
In this live-streamed recording, Simone Rizkallah is interviewed on Catholic Answers Live about the dignity of women.
Interview starts at 1:01:45.
Interview starts at 1:01:45.
The Feminine Genius
In this live-streamed recording, Simone Rizkallah is interviewed on Catholic Answers Live about the feminine genius.
International Women's Day 2024
Together Thursdays is a recurring virtual gathering organized by the Philos Black network, aiming to foster community and meaningful dialogue. This month’s session coincides with International Women's Day 2024, focusing on the theme of 'Inspire Inclusion'. The event will feature conversations on fostering a more inclusive world for women across various sectors.
One Call, Many Vocations
Moderator Kathryn Whitaker discusses spiritual motherhood with Sarah Ku, Simone Rizkallah, and Sr. Caridad
VIDEOS ON PERSONAL VOCATION
How to Unite the Church
In 1 Corinthians 10:17, St. Paul says that “because there is one bread, we who are many are one body, for we all partake of the one bread.” Instead of the Church having the Eucharist to celebrate our oneness, Paul suggests that the Eucharist creates our oneness. In this talk, Simone will explore this relationship between the Eucharist and the Mystical Body of Christ, with an emphasis on the reality that partaking in the Eucharist is what makes ecclesial union possible.
Simone Rizkallah talks about how the Eucharist can unite the Church in her talk given at the 2022 Catholic Answers Conference, "The Eucharist - I Am with You Always." To attend this year's conference in person and meet your favorite apologists, visit: https://catholicanswersconference.com
Simone Rizkallah talks about how the Eucharist can unite the Church in her talk given at the 2022 Catholic Answers Conference, "The Eucharist - I Am with You Always." To attend this year's conference in person and meet your favorite apologists, visit: https://catholicanswersconference.com
Discerning Your Personal Vocation with the Daily Routine Journal
David Clayton shares how a chance encounter 35 years ago led him to develop a process – The Vision for You – for discerning one's calling in life through spiritual exercises and daily habits.
Simone Rizkallah was mentored through this process, which helped her reevaluate her life during COVID-19 and accompany others in understanding current events.
Simone has partnered with the Way of Beauty to produce the Daily Routine Journal, providing a place to continue these exercises, to remember how God is working in your life, and to narrow in on your calling each day.
Buy The Daily Routine Journal on Amazon today to begin your journey of personal vocation and purpose:
Simone Rizkallah was mentored through this process, which helped her reevaluate her life during COVID-19 and accompany others in understanding current events.
Simone has partnered with the Way of Beauty to produce the Daily Routine Journal, providing a place to continue these exercises, to remember how God is working in your life, and to narrow in on your calling each day.
Buy The Daily Routine Journal on Amazon today to begin your journey of personal vocation and purpose:
Realize the Gifts You've Been Given
A talk from Simone Rizkallah at the 2023 GIVEN Gathering in Southern California.
Receive the Gift That You Are
A talk from Simone Rizkallah at the 2022 GIVEN Gathering in Southern California.
The Four Cardinal Virtues
On this episode of the Endow Podcast, Annette Bergeon, Executive Director, interviews Simone Rizkallah, Director of Program Growth, on the four cardinal virtues, the four human powers they perfect, and how to become a virtuous person!
Annette is a cradle Catholic who was born and raised in Ohio. She earned engineering degrees from Purdue University and the University of Michigan, and an MBA in Finance and Operations Management from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. She is a wife and mother of three living in Colorado. She has been involved with Endow Groups for almost a decade and is passionate about the mission to educate women about their true nature and dignity.
The Endow Podcast is a forum for women to foster conversations about the intellectual life and intentional community for the cultivation of the feminine genius.
Annette is a cradle Catholic who was born and raised in Ohio. She earned engineering degrees from Purdue University and the University of Michigan, and an MBA in Finance and Operations Management from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. She is a wife and mother of three living in Colorado. She has been involved with Endow Groups for almost a decade and is passionate about the mission to educate women about their true nature and dignity.
The Endow Podcast is a forum for women to foster conversations about the intellectual life and intentional community for the cultivation of the feminine genius.
Gossip & Prophecy
On this episode of the Endow Podcast, Annette Bergeon interviews Simone Rizkallah, Director of Program Growth, and Jonna Schuster from Catholic Revival Ministries on the vice of Gossip and the gift of Prophecy.
Annette Bergeon is the CEO of Endow. She is a cradle Catholic who was born and raised in Ohio. She earned engineering degrees from Purdue University and the University of Michigan, and an MBA in Finance and Operations Management from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. She is a wife and mother of three living in Colorado. She has been involved with Endow Groups for almost a decade and is passionate about the mission to educate women about their true nature and dignity.
Jonna Schuster is Director and Co-Founder of Catholic Revival Ministries, where she equips Catholics to bring supernatural impact to the world by partnering with the Holy Spirit in power and love. She is a graduate of the University of Illinois and Christendom Graduate School, with degrees in Graphic Design and Moral Theology, respectively. She spent 10 years as a full-time Director of Youth Ministry in the diocese of Arlington, VA, before which she served for two years as the first Campus Minister at Western Illinois University.
The Endow Podcast is a forum for women to foster conversations about the intellectual life and intentional community for the cultivation of the feminine genius.
Annette Bergeon is the CEO of Endow. She is a cradle Catholic who was born and raised in Ohio. She earned engineering degrees from Purdue University and the University of Michigan, and an MBA in Finance and Operations Management from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. She is a wife and mother of three living in Colorado. She has been involved with Endow Groups for almost a decade and is passionate about the mission to educate women about their true nature and dignity.
Jonna Schuster is Director and Co-Founder of Catholic Revival Ministries, where she equips Catholics to bring supernatural impact to the world by partnering with the Holy Spirit in power and love. She is a graduate of the University of Illinois and Christendom Graduate School, with degrees in Graphic Design and Moral Theology, respectively. She spent 10 years as a full-time Director of Youth Ministry in the diocese of Arlington, VA, before which she served for two years as the first Campus Minister at Western Illinois University.
The Endow Podcast is a forum for women to foster conversations about the intellectual life and intentional community for the cultivation of the feminine genius.
What It Means to Be a Christian
In this live-streamed recording, Simone Rizkallah is interviewed on Catholic Answers Live about what it means to be a Christian.
Exploring Catholic & American Identity
🌐 Join us in this thought-provoking conversation as Will Wright and Simone Rizkallah share their perspectives on the often overlooked aspects of their identities as Catholics, Americans, and immigrants. Delving into the rich history of the Armenian Catholic Church and the various rites within the Catholic Church, they explore the impact of persecution and poverty on the Eastern Church.
🔍 Throughout the discussion, Will and Simone tackle important topics such as the busyness of the American Church, the necessity of leisure and contemplation, and the dangers of tribalism and activism. They stress the importance of Scripture and prayer while cautioning against conforming the Church to American values, advocating instead for Catholics to align themselves with the teachings of the Church.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
- Respect and honor the feminine and masculine genius in society.
- Align societal structures with Gospel principles for human flourishing.
- Evaluate personal beliefs in light of Church teachings.
- Prioritize Catholic identity over national identity.
- Challenge American exceptionalism with a critical examination.
- Foster authentic relationships and community for a more humane existence.
🔍 Throughout the discussion, Will and Simone tackle important topics such as the busyness of the American Church, the necessity of leisure and contemplation, and the dangers of tribalism and activism. They stress the importance of Scripture and prayer while cautioning against conforming the Church to American values, advocating instead for Catholics to align themselves with the teachings of the Church.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
- Respect and honor the feminine and masculine genius in society.
- Align societal structures with Gospel principles for human flourishing.
- Evaluate personal beliefs in light of Church teachings.
- Prioritize Catholic identity over national identity.
- Challenge American exceptionalism with a critical examination.
- Foster authentic relationships and community for a more humane existence.
VIDEOS ON SUFFERING & LONELINESS
Suffering with Jesus, Part I
In this live-streamed recording, Simone Rizkallah is interviewed on Catholic Answers Live about suffering with Jesus. This interview is part 1 of 2 on this topic.
Suffering with Jesus, Part II
In this live-streamed recording, Simone Rizkallah is interviewed on Catholic Answers Live about suffering with Jesus. This interview is part 2 of 2 on this topic.
Encountering Holy Saturday
Click below to watch this presentation by Simone Rizkallah at the Christ Medicus Foundation webinar on spiritual healing.
A New Era of Health Care: Reuniting Healing and Whole Health. June 15, 2022.
A New Era of Health Care: Reuniting Healing and Whole Health. June 15, 2022.
Loneliness & the Eucharist
In this live-streamed recording, Simone Rizkallah is interviewed on Catholic Answers Live about loneliness and the Eucharist.
The Epidemic of Loneliness & The Eucharist
Click below to watch this presentation by Simone Rizkallah at the 2024 SEEK Conference in St. Louis, MO.
VIDEOS ON ISRAEL & THE NEAR EAST
How Christians and Jews can fight antisemitism | With Jonathan Silver
The Philos Project and the Institute on Religion & Democracy hosted a discussion on the resurgence of antisemitism in the wake of October 7th and how Christians and Jews should respond.
Philos' Simone Rizkallah and Isaac Woodward are joined by Jonathan Silver of the @TikvahFund for a panel discussion and audience Q&A.
Philos' Simone Rizkallah and Isaac Woodward are joined by Jonathan Silver of the @TikvahFund for a panel discussion and audience Q&A.
The Philos Project Part 1 | Divine Intimacy Radio
Join Dan Burke as he talks with Simone Rizkallah about the Philos Project!
The Philos Project Part 2 | Divine Intimacy Radio
Join Dan Burke as he continues talking with Simone Rizkallah about the Philos Project!
Nostra Aetate & The Future of Jewish-Catholic Relations
This conference addresses the history of Catholic-Jewish relations, the history of antisemitism, Nostra Aetate and its significance, and the shared experiences of Orthodox Jewish and committed Catholic communities amid the challenges of the secular, progressive age.
The third Panel Discussion includes speakers Rabbi Mark Gottlieb, Simone Rizkallah, and John Henry Crosby as the moderator. The Panel's discussion is titled: "Orthodox Communities Shoulder to Shoulder: Sustaining Faith, Family, and Community in a Hostile Age."
To watch the recorded livestream of this panel, click the link below and select Panel Discussion 3, broadcasted 10/25/23 at 3:45pm.
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Nostra Aetate and the Future of Catholic-Jewish Relations at a Time of Rising Antisemitism is sponsored by Franciscan University of Steubenville and The Philos Project.
The third Panel Discussion includes speakers Rabbi Mark Gottlieb, Simone Rizkallah, and John Henry Crosby as the moderator. The Panel's discussion is titled: "Orthodox Communities Shoulder to Shoulder: Sustaining Faith, Family, and Community in a Hostile Age."
To watch the recorded livestream of this panel, click the link below and select Panel Discussion 3, broadcasted 10/25/23 at 3:45pm.
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Nostra Aetate and the Future of Catholic-Jewish Relations at a Time of Rising Antisemitism is sponsored by Franciscan University of Steubenville and The Philos Project.
The (Spiritual) Crisis of the West
Is there a spiritual crisis in the West? Soaring levels of anxiety, loneliness, and the crisis of identity are only a few trends of Western Civilization.
To talk about these alarming trends, Robert from The Philos Project sits down with Simone Rizkallah in this episode of The Deep Map Podcast.
To talk about these alarming trends, Robert from The Philos Project sits down with Simone Rizkallah in this episode of The Deep Map Podcast.
What Is It Like to be a Christian in Gaza and the West Bank?
In Gaza and the West Bank, Christians are "dhimmi," an Arabic term meaning second-class.
At Philos, we work to close the culture gap between East and West and help our network understand the Near East and its people.
Watch to learn the implications of being Christian in Gaza and the West Bank, drawn from personal encounters with real Christians experiencing these hardships firsthand.
Our panelists are Philos Senior Research Fellow Andrew Doran, Syrian Christian and Philos Senior Research Fellow @hadeeloueis7079, and Deputy Director of Education at Philos Simone Rizkallah.
At Philos, we work to close the culture gap between East and West and help our network understand the Near East and its people.
Watch to learn the implications of being Christian in Gaza and the West Bank, drawn from personal encounters with real Christians experiencing these hardships firsthand.
Our panelists are Philos Senior Research Fellow Andrew Doran, Syrian Christian and Philos Senior Research Fellow @hadeeloueis7079, and Deputy Director of Education at Philos Simone Rizkallah.
Israel and Armenia: the Near East's last Judeo-Christian nations
On the 109th year commemorating the beginning of the Armenian Genocide, our experts discuss the relationship between Israel and Armenia, the Near East's only Judeo-Christian nations.
How can Christians and Jews stand united to save our civilizations?
How can Christians and Jews stand united to save our civilizations?
10 Misconceptions About Jews, Israel, and Middle Eastern Christians
Simone Rizkallah with the Philos Project's Catholic initiative debunks 10 misconceptions people have about the Jewish people, modern Israel, and Christians in the Middle East.
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The Philos Project is a community of Christian leaders who advocate for pluralism in the Near East.
Visit our website to learn about Israel and the region from a Christian perspective:
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The Philos Project is a community of Christian leaders who advocate for pluralism in the Near East.
Visit our website to learn about Israel and the region from a Christian perspective:
Christians Divided on Foreign Policy?
Why it's possible to support both Israel and Armenia
Catholics and Antisemitism—Facing the Past, Shaping the Future
Our presenters are Dr. Richard Crane, Mary Eberstadt, Dr. Russ Hittinger, Trent Horn, Kathryn Lopez, Maggie Phillips, Jonathan Silver, and George Weigel offering the keynote address. We will be joined for the day by the Philos Project team: Phillip Dolitsky, James O'Reilly, and Simone Rizkallah.
Panel 1 - Catholics and Antisemitism—Is It Still a Problem?
Panel 2: A Historical Look at Catholics and Antisemitism
Examining the historical roots and evolution of Catholic antisemitism from past to present.
Panel 3: How to Respond to Rising Rates of Catholic Antisemitism
Discussing practical strategies and tools to address and combat antisemitism within Catholic circles.
Panel 1 - Catholics and Antisemitism—Is It Still a Problem?
Panel 2: A Historical Look at Catholics and Antisemitism
Examining the historical roots and evolution of Catholic antisemitism from past to present.
Panel 3: How to Respond to Rising Rates of Catholic Antisemitism
Discussing practical strategies and tools to address and combat antisemitism within Catholic circles.
Culture Matters: Ending the Sin of Antisemitism
Simone Rizkallah, director of Philos Catholic at the Philos Project joins National Review Institute’s Kathryn Jean Lopez in conversation about the evil of antisemitism — past, present, toward an actual end to it in the future. As Jews remain as hostages by Hamas, they talk about meeting hostage families, a conference on antisemitism they both spoke at (and Rizkallah led), and more.
To view the complete collection of all my past speaking engagements, please visit my CV page.
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