Join Father Donald Haggerty, a priest of the Archdiocese of New York serving at Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, as he shares profound insights on prayer, spiritual longing, and the priesthood in today’s distracted world. From his early days with the Missionaries of Charity in the Bronx to hearing confessions amidst Manhattan’s bustle, Father Haggerty explores how silence, desire, and the real presence of God can transform lives. In this conversation with Father Mark, discover practical wisdom for cultivating a deeper faith—whether in a chapel or on a crowded subway—and hear how the sacraments and scripture continue to offer light amid the clash of modern life. Perfect for anyone seeking to move beyond routine and into the “deep waters” of a personal encounter with Christ.
0:00 - Intro & Fr. Haggerty’s Journey: From Missionaries of Charity to St. Patrick’s
5:01 - St. Patrick’s: Holiness in Manhattan’s Hustle
10:01 - Cultivating Desire in Prayer w/ St. Teresa
20:01 - Prayer Anywhere: God as Companion
27:01 - Detachment & Faith in a Distracted Age
34:01 - Priesthood Today: Purpose & Privilege
40:01 - The Power of Confession at St. Patrick’s
45:01 - Preaching to Provoke Deeper Faith
