by Associate Dan Masterton | Jul 14, 2025 | News Archives, Podcast Alerts
When it comes to teachers, coaches, and principals, you might think first of the impact they make on students, but often, extraordinary things happen among these peers, too. For Br. Michael Rice, CSV, his students mean the world to him, but one memorable moment came...
by Associate Dan Masterton | Jun 30, 2025 | News Archives, Podcast Alerts
Tradition is often associated with doing something the same way, year after year, for quite a long time – but can upheaval be part of tradition? In reflecting on the Viatorian charism and mission, the late Fr. Arnold Perham, CSV suggested this is indeed the case. In...
by Associate Dan Masterton | Jun 2, 2025 | News Archives, Podcast Alerts
Viatorians have been in the Las Vegas area for over 70 years. On Viatorian Voices, as they realized they’ve been there for over 20 years of that history, Associates Deborah and Romeo Perez had to process it. “When we came to Las Vegas and started learning, we met all...
by Associate Dan Masterton | May 19, 2025 | News Archives, Podcast Alerts
Even though Viatorian priests no longer lead St. Thomas More, the Viatorian charism continues to thrive, thanks to Associates Juliann Dwyer and Cheryl Schwarz. The Clerics of St. Viator founded St. Thomas More Catholic Community in 1986. As the population in Clark...
by Associate Dan Masterton | May 5, 2025 | News Archives, Podcast Alerts
What do you do when, after a long track record of success, you begin to struggle? Fr. Jhobany Orduz, CSV had earned elite marks and graduated at the top of his classes in graduate schools studying engineering and finance. However, when he moved to the United States...
by Associate Dan Masterton | Apr 22, 2025 | News Archives, Podcast Alerts
“I feel like I never really stopped.” Koskani Montoya is a parishioner at St. Viator Catholic Community in Las Vegas, the parish where he grew up and prepared for his Sacraments of Initiation. When we asked him to connect the dots between Confirmation prep...
