Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
I sat down with Father Adam Streitenberger for a conversation about faith, evangelization, and why religion appears to be speaking to a new generation in meaningful ways.
Fr. Adam serves as executive director and chaplain of the St. Thomas More Newman Center at The Ohio State University. His work is centered on helping young adults grow in their faith, ask deeper questions, and build a more meaningful relationship with God in the midst of a busy and often distracted world.
In our discussion, we talk about why some young people are showing a renewed openness to religion, what they are looking for in faith and community, and how the church can meet this moment with both conviction and compassion. It is a thoughtful conversation about spiritual hunger, cultural change, and the enduring search for truth and belonging.
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I sat down with Father Adam Streitenberger for a conversation about faith, evangelization, and why religion appears to be speaking to a new generation in meaningful ways.
Fr. Adam serves as executive director and chaplain of the St. Thomas More Newman Center at The Ohio State University. His work is centered on helping young adults grow in their faith, ask deeper questions, and build a more meaningful relationship with God in the midst of a busy and often distracted world.
In our discussion, we talk about why some young people are showing a renewed openness to religion, what they are looking for in faith and community, and how the church can meet this moment with both conviction and compassion. It is a thoughtful conversation about spiritual hunger, cultural change, and the enduring search for truth and belonging.
Join my free substack newsletter for more! johnkasich.substack.com
