Huntley Leadership Podcast
Catholic Leadership Podcast for clergy, entrepreneurs and people of influence looking to be inspired and challenged to be their best!
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Tuesday Dec 16, 2025
Tuesday Dec 16, 2025
Looking for leadership that flows from prayer, healing, and depth—not burnout? Listen to this podcast.
Ron's new book "Road to Renewal" is now available. Read it here: https://glnk.app/go/NVe_rIO7sLzF
In this episode of the Huntley Leadership Podcast, Ron sits down with Chris Westlake, Director of Evangelization at Holy Family Catholic Church in Rockford, Illinois, for a deep and honest conversation about leadership, healing, and parish renewal that actually lasts. Chris shares his remarkable journey—from growing up in a broken home, to atheism, to an encounter with Jesus, and eventually coming home to the Catholic Church. Along the way, he unpacks how interior healing, prayer, Scripture, and the sacraments have shaped not just his faith, but his approach to leadership, teamwork, and organizational health in parish life. This conversation explores a truth many leaders intuitively know but rarely name: lasting fruit in ministry flows from who we are becoming, not just what we are doing.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- Why interior life and emotional healing are essential for sustainable leadership
- How Scripture, prayer, fasting, and silence formed Chris’s conversion and vocation
- What parish leaders can learn from sports culture, teamwork, and organizational health
- Why values and culture matter more than tactics when leading renewal - How the Eucharist, confession, and daily Mass shaped Chris’s return to the Catholic Church
- What it really takes to prepare a parish to receive the people God wants to send
About our guest:
Chris Westlake is the Director of Evangelization at Holy Family Catholic Church in Rockford, IL. A convert to the Catholic Church, Chris brings a unique blend of lived conversion, deep interior prayer, organizational insight, and pastoral sensitivity to his work. He lives in Rockford with his wife Gina and their son Joshua.
Connect with Chris Westlake:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chriswestlake10
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chris.westlake.849352/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-westlake-83b85427/
Learn more about Holy Family Parish: https://holyfamilyrockford.org/
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Monday Dec 01, 2025
Monday Dec 01, 2025
If you want to reignite evangelization and renewal in your parish, listen to this episode.
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In this episode of the Huntley Leadership Podcast, Ron sits down with Terry Quinn—a fiery Catholic revert who spent 30 years as a Pentecostal–Evangelical pastor, Bible teacher, and evangelist before returning to the Catholic Church.
Terry shares how a devastating season (the death of his young son) led to a powerful encounter with Jesus in a Catholic charismatic prayer group, why he eventually left the Church in frustration, and what drew him back after decades of preaching, planting churches, and leading missions all over the world. He talks candidly about the hunger for Jesus that drives many Catholics out of the pews, the power of the baptism in the Holy Spirit, and the urgent need for real preaching, evangelization, and ongoing formation for clergy and laity alike.
If you’re a priest, parish leader, or lay disciple who feels stuck in “keeping things running” and longs to see real spiritual growth and conversion, this conversation will challenge and encourage you.
About Our Guest – Terry Quinn
Terry Quinn returned to the Catholic Church after a 30-year journey in the Pentecostal–Evangelical world of churches, where he served as a pastor, international Bible teacher, conference speaker, and evangelist. He now leads Catholic Revert, a ministry dedicated to apologetics, evangelization, and discipleship within the Catholic Church.
Terry’s speaking ministry has a no-nonsense, prophetic edge—proclaiming Catholic teaching in a way that is bold, practical, and deeply challenging. His heart is to see Catholics fall in love with Jesus, be baptized in the Holy Spirit, and be equipped to reach the truly lost.
Learn more about Terry and Catholic Revert: https://catholic-revert.com
Terry's book, Bring Me Back Lord: https://www.amazon.com/BRING-BACK-LORD-Terry-Quinn-ebook/dp/B0FPGFYF9M/ref=sr_1_4?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.r3wN3XnoY1MaqWDUbnKAiWPBqUEY23EIoDtdpF7Mr9iVwnDcileveaGp90-tyqJ2yJgH_7nLjKyZ2qJqMWjKK_YXwNEpsiyjAT1R5-F-NJw.ppeNuAXgjt4b2fFmRk5-DYRdE7Pk6Qk3A3cH-pskkwA&dib_tag=se&qid=1764594158&refinements=p_27%3ATerry+Quinn&s=books&sr=1-4
In this episode:
- Terry’s first encounter with Jesus in a Catholic charismatic prayer group
- How his mother’s “baptism in the Holy Spirit” changed their whole family
- Why he left the Catholic Church for a Pentecostal congregation
- Stories from 30 years of evangelization, street ministry, and church planting
- The painful moment he walked away from the parish… and the simple prayer: “Lord, bring me back”
- How Scott Hahn, Catholic apologetics, and the early Church Fathers helped rebuild his faith
- What he found when he returned to the Church after three decades
- Why he believes many parishes lack “CPD” (continuous professional development) for clergy
- The challenge of running sacramental life AND going on mission as a Catholic parish
- Why evangelization must focus on the truly lost and broken—not just the already-churched
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Monday Nov 17, 2025
Monday Nov 17, 2025
If you want a clear game plan for leading more effective ministries, listen to this podcast!
Click here to get a sneak peek of Ron's chapter from our upcoming book Road to Renewal: https://mailchi.mp/huntleyleadership.com/7nd1q77agc
In this episode of the Huntley Leadership Podcast, Ron is joined by Justin Reyes—evangelist, consultant, and author of Go! Make Disciples: How to Implement Ministries That Get Results. Justin brings a rare combination of deep faith, business strategy, and hands-on ministry experience. Together, they dig into what actually drives fruitfulness in parishes today and how leaders can move from scattered activity to intentional, Spirit-led mission.
Ron and Justin explore the practical habits, frameworks, and leadership postures that help communities grow. They also tackle common frustrations: unclear vision, unused gifts in the pews, parish cultures that aren’t aligned, and the challenge of collaborating well with clergy. This conversation offers clarity, encouragement, and a hopeful path forward for anyone leading in the Church.
Check out Justin's book on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08NYG3VCS and its accompanying podcast "Being and Making Disciples" with over 100 episodes @beingandmakingdisciples and on podcast apps:
Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/being-and-making-disciples-a-catholic-podcast/id1534513525
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5N5UDeOHel7VkrD4pCkcGJ
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Being-Making-Disciples-Catholic-ministry/dp/B08JJQS2B5
Reach out to Justin at ajoyfulwitness@gmail.com
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Monday Nov 03, 2025
Monday Nov 03, 2025
If you believe God is writing a comeback story for His Church, listen to this podcast!
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In this special episode of the Huntley Leadership Podcast, Christian and Ron Huntley share a behind-the-scenes look at their upcoming book, Road to Renewal: How Faith, Vision, and Courage Are Fuelling a Church Comeback. Ron reflects on what gives him hope for the Church today, what keeps him up at night, and the hard-won lessons from years of coaching and walking with parishes and dioceses around the world. Together, he and Christian discuss what true renewal looks like, why it’s different from change, and how God is moving powerfully in this generation.
In this episode:
- What inspired Road to Renewal
- Why renewal demands courage and faith
- The difference between change and transformation
- Stories of parishes and leaders who came alive again
- What the Church can learn from a new wave of young believers
Road to Renewal features Ron Huntley and 12 contributing priests with their key collaborators—leaders who are living parish renewal from the inside out. It’s honest, practical, and full of hope for what God is doing in His Church.
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Monday Oct 20, 2025
Monday Oct 20, 2025
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What happens when a film premiere turns into a pilgrimage?
In this episode of the Huntley Leadership Podcast, Ron reconnects with Bobby Fredericksen — Catholic content creator, teacher, and co-host of The Catholic Couple Podcast — to unpack his journey to Poland for the launch of Triumph of the Heart, a new film on St. Maximilian Kolbe. Bobby shares what it was like to walk in Kolbe’s footsteps, witness the power of faith-filled art, and rediscover how beauty, mercy, and media can all point to Christ. He also opens up about his own evolution from teacher to “digital missionary,” balancing online influence with prayer, humility, and family life.
In this episode:
Behind the scenes of Triumph of the Heart and Kolbe’s legacy
The moment a movie premiere became a spiritual pilgrimage
How Catholic art and storytelling can move hearts
What it means to evangelize online with integrity
Staying grounded in faith while reaching millions
Whether you’re leading in your parish, creating content, or simply looking for hope in a noisy world, this conversation will inspire you to live your mission with greater authenticity and courage.
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Ron hosts Bobby Fredericksen to unpack his unexpected pilgrimage to Poland for the red-carpet launch of Triumph of the Heart, a new film on St. Maximilian Kolbe. What began as media work became an immersion in Polish faith, Kolbe’s legacy (mission, media savvy, adoration), and the film’s core claim: mercy conquers brute power. Bobby shares on-the-ground moments, why the story moves audiences, and how listeners can support the release. He also traces his path from classroom teacher to “digital missionary,” emphasizing prayer, integrity, humility, and family balance while using social media to evangelize with clarity, joy, and real-world accountability.
Monday Oct 06, 2025
Monday Oct 06, 2025
If you're a Catholic leader with a vision for renewal, listen to this podcast!
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Learn more about The Apostles Fund at https://theapostlesfund.org
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What happens when faith, generosity, and bold vision collide?
In this episode of the Huntley Leadership Podcast, Michael Gentile shares his journey from early success in the financial world to launching a public foundation focused on supporting evangelization and apostolic mission within the Catholic Church. Michael’s fire for Jesus and deep desire to empower leaders has led to the creation of The Apostles Fund—a venture philanthropy approach to transforming the Church from the inside out.
We talk about:
- How Michael discovered his career was part of his call, not separate from it
- What Catholic philanthropists often get wrong (and how to fix it)
- The powerful advice that flipped his approach to money and mission
- Why funding the Church is about multiplication, not just maintenance
- What kinds of ministries The Apostles Fund supports—and how they help them scale
- How they’re forming a movement, not just a foundation
If you're a pastor, donor, entrepreneur, or lay leader passionate about mission, this conversation will stretch your vision and challenge your assumptions about generosity and impact in the Catholic Church.
Monday Sep 22, 2025
Monday Sep 22, 2025
If you want to fund your parish’s future, listen to this podcast!
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Why is it so hard to talk about money in church?
In this episode of the Huntley Leadership Podcast, Tom Corcoran (co-author of Church Money and Rebuilt) joins Ron to share what he’s learned about money, mission, and leadership over the last two decades at Church of the Nativity. From awkward beginnings to a vibrant culture of generosity, Tom offers practical insight and personal testimony on how pastors and parish leaders can disciple their people—and fund the mission at the same time.
We talk about:
Why giving is spiritual formation, not manipulation
What Scripture actually says about money (hint: a lot)
How pastors can grow more comfortable preaching about generosity
The importance of leaders going first with their giving - Why tithing leads to spiritual and financial breakthrough
How to build a culture of generosity in your parish—without guilt trips
If you’re a pastor, lay leader, or team member responsible for budgets, buildings, or bold vision, this episode will encourage and equip you to connect faith and finances the right way.
Monday Sep 08, 2025
Monday Sep 08, 2025
If you want to structure your parish for real growth, listen to this podcast! Download the FREE Connect Group Roles & Responsibilities Sheet: https://mailchi.mp/huntleyleadership.com/9zwojv3gth
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Tired of small group chaos after Alpha?
In this episode of the Huntley Leadership Podcast, Ron talks with Louis Cain, former staff lead at St. John the Evangelist Parish in Indiana. Together, they break down why small groups often stall—and how Connect Groups provide a structured, scalable, and Spirit-filled next step after Alpha that forms leaders, not just more attendees.
Louis shares the exact pipeline his parish used to grow from chaos to clarity—and how to avoid the biggest mistake leaders make: trying to grow without the right people in place.
We talk about:
- Why your Alpha team determines your Alpha fruit
- The key difference between small groups and connect groups
- How to identify and recruit the right leaders
- The real reason you should move people off your Alpha team
- How to build a structure that survives turnover and messiness
- Why fellowship needs more than pancakes after Mass
Whether you’re running Alpha or just want to disciple more people without burning out, this conversation will help you think bigger, lead better, and structure your parish for real growth.
Monday Aug 25, 2025
Monday Aug 25, 2025
If you’re a Catholic leader looking for encouragement, clarity, or the courage to act—this conversation is for you!
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What happens when God calls you into leadership you didn’t expect—and it costs more than you thought?
In this episode of the Huntley Leadership Podcast, Fr. Dave Pivonka, President of Franciscan University of Steubenville, shares his story of surrender, sacrifice, and faith-filled leadership. From stepping into presidency weeks before COVID, to leading a bold “Step in Faith” initiative that risked millions—Fr. Dave offers rare honesty about the burden and beauty of Catholic leadership.
We talk about:
- How Steubenville nearly closed—and what saved it
- Why real leadership always includes the cross
- Discernment in crisis: the story behind “Step in Faith”
- Lessons from Fr. Dave’s father that still shape his mission
- What bishops, pastors, and parents can learn from failure
- Why the Church needs a theology of leadership
If you’re a Catholic leader looking for encouragement, clarity, or the courage to act—this conversation is for you.
Wednesday Aug 13, 2025
Wednesday Aug 13, 2025
What if Eucharistic Adoration became the heartbeat of your parish?
In this episode of the Huntley Leadership Podcast, Ron talks with Jim and Allison Maciejewski, a couple whose love for Jesus and the Church has led them to start a Eucharistic Adoration Endowment for the Diocese of Gary.
From middle-of-the-night holy hours to funding adoration chapels across their region, Jim and Allison share how Christ in the Eucharist has transformed their marriage, their parish, and their mission.
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What if Eucharistic Adoration became the heartbeat of your parish?
In this episode of the Huntley Leadership Podcast, Ron talks with Jim and Allison Maciejewski, a couple whose love for Jesus and the Church has led them to start a Eucharistic Adoration Endowment for the Diocese of Gary.
From middle-of-the-night holy hours to funding adoration chapels across their region, Jim and Allison share how Christ in the Eucharist has transformed their marriage, their parish, and their mission.
We talk about:
- Their return to the Church through community and invitation
- The unexpected power of late-night adoration
- Why Eucharistic Adoration is for everyone—even non-Catholics
- How their endowment is funding adoration spaces across Indiana
- What your parish could do to make adoration more accessible and beautiful
Whether you're discerning how to deepen your own prayer life or dreaming about sparking Eucharistic revival in your parish or diocese, this episode is filled with practical ideas, powerful testimonies, and contagious faith.