The Masculine Pursuit of Significance (mini Conference in Houston)
Crushing the bonds that hold men back from an incredible life of passion and purpose… and how you can start living it now Brother! (scroll down)
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Catholic Men’s Conference
What: A “mini” conference for men with Joe McClane, “The Catholic Hack!” and General Manager of KSHJ 1430 AM, Houston’s Catholic radio station. Joe will give two talks that will help and inspire men to break free from what holds them back from a truly significant life. Joe will share his testimony of how God saved his marriage, the lives of his six children, and freed him from a life of slavery to pornography addiction and emasculation. Joe will also talk about how to leverage the “Masculine Genius” to achieve our calling to heroic leadership… how to stop chasing our tail and start living a life of purpose.
When: Saturday, September 30, 2017, 10:00 am to 12:15 pm.
Where: St. Theresa Catholic Church, 705 St Theresa Blvd, Sugar Land, TX 77498
Cost: Free admission but, please RSVP. Email joe@grnonline.com or call 832-786-4500 or visit CLICK HERE.
Bio: Joe McClane is a dynamic, engaging and passionate Catholic speaker (faithful to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church), affectionately known online as “The Catholic Hack,” Joe is the General Manager of KSHJ 1430 AM Catholic radio in Houston, and talk show host of “Evangelium Live” on the Guadalupe Radio Network. Prior to that, Joe was the Director and Events Coordinator for the Fullness Of Truth Catholic Evangelization Ministries.
Joe is also the author of “Muscle Memory: Beating The Porn Temptation,” as well as the first chapter of “Delivered” published by Catholic Answers. In 2007, Joe started CatholicHack.com, where his motto is “to be the donkey Jesus rides today”, in an effort to leverage new media in the pursuit of evangelizing the world with the Good News. Through his work in podcasting, video production, blogging, speaking, and writing, Joe has shared and defended the Catholic faith with thousands around the globe. This year marks Joe’s eighteenth year as a Catholic, having converted from the Church of Christ in 1999, and seventeenth year of marriage to his wife Michelle. They live here in Houston and attend Annunciation Catholic Church downtown.
