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Preaching
“Faith comes from what is heard” (Romans 10:17), and what a joy it is to preach the Good News!
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Books
It is also a joy to write books that (hopefully) draw people closer to God. Here are some of them.
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Podcasts
Hear about my journey to the diaconate on “Speaking with Deacons.”
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Discipleship Quads
An exceptional ministry resource for both personal and parish renewal.
Catholic Deacon, Speaker, Author, Podcaster
What About Bob?
Official Bio:
Bob Rice loves being Catholic. He is a husband, father of seven, permanent deacon for the diocese of Steubenville, and Professor of Catechetics at Franciscan University of Steubenville. He has a PhD in Theology from Liverpool Hope University where he researched Catholic youth and evangelization. He has authored many books and articles, including the Discipleship Quad Guidebooks, and a novel about St. Peter titled, Between the Savior and the Sea. Bob has recorded numerous CDs, and his music can be found on Apple Music, Spotify, and others. You can find out more about him at deaconbobrice.com.
A Shorter and More Enjoyable Bio:
Bob Rice loves being Catholic. He is a husband, father of seven, permanent deacon for the diocese of Steubenville, and Professor of Catechetics at Franciscan University of Steubenville. He is a popular podcaster, sensational speaker, astounding author, masterful musician, and above-average accordion player. Even more impressive is that he recently (insert recent impressive accomplishment here). You can find out more about him at deaconbobrice.com.
Booking Bob:
If you’d like me to come to your parish, diocese, or country to talk, sing, or teach… I’d love to! But you’ve got to get through my wife first! She handles all my booking arrangements. So CLICK HERE TO SEND JENNIE AN EMAIL and she can tell you my availability, how much it costs, and any other information you might need.
Visiting the Museum
Calle de los Artistas 123
Buenos Aires, Argentina
+00 (000) 0000-0000
info@xxx.ar
Opening times
Wed/Fri: 11.00 a 20.00.
Sat/Sun: 10.00 a 20.00
Monday: Closed.
The Museum is closed to the public on May 1, June 27, December 24, 25 and 31, 2023, and January 1, 2024.
Admission is free of charge.
Group Visits
Check here the registration dates and the proposed routes for each educational level.
Audioguide
An approach to the Museum’s collection through thirteen audio tracks referring to great sculptural works made by pre-Hispanic, European and Argentine cultures.
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