Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers

Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers, a Catholic deacon and evangelist known for parish missions and media work, discusses reclaiming young adults through beauty, truth, and the Eucharist. He explores respectful dialogue on Protestant campuses, forming friendships that lead to faith, using social media and parish outreach, and how catechesis rooted in relationship—not pressure—draws people back.

Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers discusses his book on the Catholic approach to overcoming racism. Emphasizing the Church's role, he highlights the need for a unified response and explores the association of race with divine identity. Addressing racism within the Catholic Church, he advocates for greater acceptance and inclusivity. Taking action at the parish level, initiating programs, and engaging in prayer and fasting are suggested as ways to tackle racism. The book also delves into papal documents, letters from bishops, critical race theory, and the Black Lives Matter movement.