209 episodes
Catholic Stuff You Should Know J. 10 Initiative
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.5 • 80 Ratings
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A lighthearted exploration of various prominent and obscure Catholic topics.
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Pier Giorgio Trojan Horse
Dcn. Jacob, soon-to-be Fr. Jacob, and Fr. Sean discuss the soon-to-be St. Pierre Giorgio Frassati.
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Paradise Springs Eternal
Fr. Mike's inspiration for this week's topic was T.S. Eliot's poem, The Waste Land. Join him and Fr. John as they discuss the chaos of the wasteland and the hope we should have in knowing God will restore the world back to paradise.
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The Poet's Eye and God's Voice
Alongside Fr. Mike, Dcn. Jacob encourages listeners to look at reality with the lens that allows us to see the way God is speaking to each one of us.
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Remedies for Sorrow
Fr. John & Fr. Sean are joined by special guest and author Megan Nix. Megan is the author of "Remedies for Sorrow: An Extraordinary Child, a Secret Kept from Pregnant Women, and a Mother's Pursuit of the Truth", a memoir about her deeply personal experience with congenital CMV. Join Megan as she shares a little bit about her journey and her hopes to spread awareness to other expecting mothers.
Book: https://www.amazon.com/Remedies-Sorrow-Extraordinary-Pregnant-Mothers/dp/0385548591 -
Jesus in the Heart of Dixie
Fr. Mike recently returned from a retreat at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament which inspired the topic for this episode — joined by Dcn. Jacob, Fr. Mike shares some interesting information about Mother Angelica, the history of EWTN, and the shrine she was inspired to build to honor the Child Jesus.
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Bourbon, Neat
Episode #625 is inspired by Walker Percy's essay, "Bourbon, Neat". Fr. John and Fr. Sean talk about how eating and drinking is a form of giving glory to God. Fr. John fears that the current generation is losing the aesthetic of bourbon drinking, therefore missing out on the opportunity for conversation and community.”
Customer Reviews
Thank you
I only found this podcast series a few months ago and I have listened relentlessly ever since. I have a long drive to work and so I average 3 or 4 a day. These priests are wonderful, relatable, articulate and intelligent men who share so much. I live on the other side of the world and yet I feel so connected. They are a blessing, in a world so torn and disconnected. Their faith, certainly has helped mine. I really hope they continue to make them. I’m praying for them.
Wow
I’ve been listening to these guys for years, from Seminary, the Diaconate and Priesthood. Going on their journey through the faith and their companionship has been incredible. A lot of times I’ve accompanied their podcast by sharing a whiskey with them. I’ve laughed out loud with them, got emotional with them, and more than I care to admit, I’ve been held accountable by their truth and honesty. Keep up the good work lads.
Fr Michael Gallacher St Rochs Melbourne
Dear Fathers, Thankyou for your podcast. Big Prayers & Please shout out to Fr Michael Gallacher, St Rochs Melbourne Australia. I think Fr spent some time studying in Italy with a couple of you? wonderful Priest, such a big effort in our Parish. Please send Big Prayers his way. Peace & Blessings, & many thanks, Anna.
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