app02 Thu, 05 Nov 2026 12:48:51 +0000 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Hey Everybody! It's Fr. Edward - Episodes Tagged with “#Filminterview” https://heyeverybody.fireside.fm/tags/%23filminterview Thu, 05 Nov 2026 03:00:00 -0500 Fr. Edward Looney is a Catholic priest who loves having conversations with guests. They talk about new book releases, various topics related to faith and life, and occasionally he speaks with producers, directors, and actors from the film industry. He has podcasted since 2019, formerly as “How They Love Mary” and “Cup of St. Joe,” conducting over 300 interviews to date. The interview style podcasts from Fr. Edward continues now, as he begins each conversation greeting his audience with “Hey Everybody!” Tune in for inspiring conversations about faith, film, and life. en-us episodic Inspiring Conversations about Faith, Film, and Life Fr. Edward Looney Fr. Edward Looney is a Catholic priest who loves having conversations with guests. They talk about new book releases, various topics related to faith and life, and occasionally he speaks with producers, directors, and actors from the film industry. He has podcasted since 2019, formerly as “How They Love Mary” and “Cup of St. Joe,” conducting over 300 interviews to date. The interview style podcasts from Fr. Edward continues now, as he begins each conversation greeting his audience with “Hey Everybody!” Tune in for inspiring conversations about faith, film, and life. no How They Love Mary, Fr. Edward Looney Podcast, Fr. Edward Looney fredwardlooney@gmail.com Episode 395: The Hidden Crisis Facing Aging Catholic Sisters with Filmmaker Linda Corley https://heyeverybody.fireside.fm/lindacorley 53169ebf-c050-4e6a-89c8-f04bf935e3a3 Thu, 05 Nov 2026 03:00:00 -0500 Fr. Edward Looney full Fr. Edward Looney What happens when religious sisters who have spent their lives caring for others grow older and find themselves in need of care? And what happens when a religious community approaches the end of its existence? Filmmaker Linda Corley joins Fr. Edward Looney to discuss her new PBS documentary, Walking My Sister Home, which explores the challenges facing aging Catholic sisters and the uncertain future of some religious communities. 29:59 no <p>What happens when religious sisters who have spent their lives caring for others grow older and find themselves in need of care? And what happens when a religious community approaches the end of its existence?</p> <p>Filmmaker Linda Corley joins Fr. Edward Looney to discuss her new PBS documentary, Walking My Sister Home, which explores the challenges facing aging Catholic sisters and the uncertain future of some religious communities.</p> <p>In this conversation, Linda shares how she selected the religious orders featured in the documentary, the different challenges sisters face in the United States, Mexico, and Africa, and how even small donations can make a significant difference. They also discuss the future of religious life, what surprised Linda during filming, and the moving story of the sisters in Tiffin, Ohio, whose community is approaching its final chapter.</p> <p>Discover what these remarkable women taught Linda about faith, service, aging, and leaving a lasting legacy.</p> <p><strong>Watch the documentary:</strong> Visit <a href="https://walkingmysisterhome.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">https://walkingmysisterhome.com</a> to learn more about the film and where to watch it. <em>Walking My Sister Home</em> is also available for streaming through PBS.org.</p> PBS Catholic Nun Documentary, PBS Documentary about Religious Sisters, Linda Corley documentary about religious women, Problems facing Women Religious What happens when religious sisters who have spent their lives caring for others grow older and find themselves in need of care? And what happens when a religious community approaches the end of its existence?

Filmmaker Linda Corley joins Fr. Edward Looney to discuss her new PBS documentary, Walking My Sister Home, which explores the challenges facing aging Catholic sisters and the uncertain future of some religious communities.

In this conversation, Linda shares how she selected the religious orders featured in the documentary, the different challenges sisters face in the United States, Mexico, and Africa, and how even small donations can make a significant difference. They also discuss the future of religious life, what surprised Linda during filming, and the moving story of the sisters in Tiffin, Ohio, whose community is approaching its final chapter.

Discover what these remarkable women taught Linda about faith, service, aging, and leaving a lasting legacy.

Watch the documentary: Visit https://walkingmysisterhome.com to learn more about the film and where to watch it. Walking My Sister Home is also available for streaming through PBS.org.

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Filmmaker Linda Corley joins Fr. Edward Looney to discuss her new PBS documentary, Walking My Sister Home, which explores the challenges facing aging Catholic sisters and the uncertain future of some religious communities.

In this conversation, Linda shares how she selected the religious orders featured in the documentary, the different challenges sisters face in the United States, Mexico, and Africa, and how even small donations can make a significant difference. They also discuss the future of religious life, what surprised Linda during filming, and the moving story of the sisters in Tiffin, Ohio, whose community is approaching its final chapter.

Discover what these remarkable women taught Linda about faith, service, aging, and leaving a lasting legacy.

Watch the documentary: Visit https://walkingmysisterhome.com to learn more about the film and where to watch it. Walking My Sister Home is also available for streaming through PBS.org.

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