PastorMarkCast

Hosted by Mark William Ennis

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Aug 2026

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Pastor Mark is a Christian Pastor, author, blogger, and sometimes background actor. He brings all of his years of life experience to ask spiritual questions about the ordinary events of life.

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August 31, 202610 min

Discovering St. Clare

Saint Clare was an early follower of St. Francis. She formed the Poor Clares and has a remarkable story.

August 24, 20268 min

Celebrating the town of Assisi during World War II

The Franciscans in Assisi sheltered and protected 200 Jewish families in World War II. That is something to celebrate.

August 9, 20268 min

Reflections from Pompeii

The people of Pompeii died suddenly and without much warning. How would we live if we knew that this was our last day?

August 3, 20267 min

Honoring Eagle Scouts at scout troop #15

I recently participated in an Eagle Scout Court of Honor. I was impressed by what I witnessed and wished that more people would follow the scout law.

July 27, 20268 min

I will not fear though the earth should change.

I survived a lighting strike and a tornado warning this week. I now understand the Psalm that says, "I will not fear though the earth should change."

July 20, 20267 min

Driving while Black or Latino

Here are the guidelines that I was taught to survive a traffic stop by law enforcement.

July 13, 20267 min

The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island

What does the promise of the Statue of Liberty mean in the context of mass incarcerations by ICE?

July 6, 20269 min

Hospitality in Abundance

Discussing the importance of the Spiritual Gift of Hospitality.

June 29, 20267 min

Celebrating Rev. John Witherspoon

Rev. John Witherspoon was president of the College of NJ (now Princeton) and a signer of the Declaration of Independence.

June 22, 20267 min

The Good principles of the United States

As we approach the 250th anniversary of the United States, it is up to our generation to preserve the good principles that our nation was founded upon.