Philip Kosloski entered the seminary right out of high school but after three years of discernment, he realized he had another calling in life. Even though he did not become a priest, he still wanted to serve the Church in a creative way. So, he decided to put his website and graphic design skills to the test.<\/p>\n
PHILIP KOSLOSKI
\nSocial Media Manager, Author
\n'Once I left seminary, I wanted to do more of that and use it as a way of Evangelization and to really bring the Gospel to the people. It was through that desire of wanting to Evangelize that I started to help out parishes and other organizations.\u00e2?\u009d\u00a0<\/p>\n
Philip illustrates popular images of saints and creates 'memes\u00e2?\u009d for social media. It did not take long before his unique talent garnered the attention of a well-known client; the Pope's Worldwide Prayer Network in the US. For the past couple of years, Philip has honed-in on his fascination with saints and recently wrote a book titled, 'In the footsteps of a Saint: John Paul II's visit to Wisconsin.\u00e2?\u009d\u00a0<\/p>\n
PHILIP KOSLOSKI
\nSocial Media Manager, Author
\n'It focuses on a rare visit of John Paul II before he became a pope to this little rural town in Wisconsin. I wrote it because growing up in this area it always inspired me to know that someone like John Paul II, a saint, was able to walk where I walked.\u00e2?\u009d\u00a0<\/p>\n
Philip writes about the historic visit that took place on August 23-24, 1976, when a young Cardinal Karol Wojty\u00c5?a, the archbishop of Krakow was welcomed and cherished by the people of a small town in Wisconsin. Unknown to them, he would one day become a pope and later a saint.\u00a0<\/p>\n
PHILIP KOSLOSKI
\nSocial Media Manager, Author
\n'Having a firm faith has really given me direction in my life and has given me great confidence in who I am as a person, as a child of God ,and has helped me to overcome my own weaknesses and to strive forward.\u00e2?\u009d\u00a0<\/p>\n
Philip is certainly a man of faith and many creative talents. His articles and graphic design
\nillustrations can also be seen on his personal blog, www.philipkosloski.com.<\/p>\n
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