The Catholic Everywoman

The Catholic Everywoman
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A former nun and a mom of six dive into the biggest stories from the Catholic internet each week. From breaking Church news and influencer drama to theological debates, viral moments, and the conversations everyone can’t stop talking about, we cut through the noise and bring you the stories actually worth your time.

  1. 1d ago

    Is Loneliness Making Women Unlikeable?

    Are modern women generally unpleasant, or are we just lonelier and more disconnected than ever? This week, Jane and Anna dig into the conversation around female loneliness, friendship, and disconnection, including Lila Rose’s recent episode with Adam Lane Smith. Plus, the post-COVID “Nod of Peace” at Mass, Fulton Sheen’s upcoming canonization, Catholicism on the rise, and a very happy 71st birthday to Pope Leo! Welcome to Your Weekly Catholic Digest.

  2. 5d ago

    Modesty, Lust, and Who Is Actually Responsible!

    Catholic Answers ran a piece asking whether Christians should take their families to the beach, and the internet did what the internet does. So this week we get into it — modesty, bikinis, purity culture, and the question underneath all of it: is a woman ever responsible for a man's sin?Anna says no, flatly, and knows people won't like it. Jane thinks intent matters and pushes on where the line actually sits. Also this week: Joe Heschmeyer on what he sees as a weakness in Protestant theology of suffering, Vice President JD Vance suggesting the Antichrist may be walking among us, and Pope Leo quietly becoming a "fashion icon."

    Modesty, Lust, and Who Is Actually Responsible!

  3. Sep 4

    Can New Converts Be Apologists? The Joe Schmid Debate

    Joe Schmid spent years as one of the internet's most careful non-believers. Now he's Catholic, and a lot of people think he should keep quiet about it for a while. This week Jane and Anna get into the backlash: how soon is too soon for a convert to teach the faith publicly? We talk about Trent Horn's geek-out interview, Fr. Gregory Pine's take, and where the line actually sits between enthusiasm and getting out over your skis. Then the harder question underneath all of it — young men are coming into the Church in droves, and women mostly aren't. We have theories about why, and none of them are comfortable. Also: Eucharistic miracles, Marian apparitions and the Protestant objection to both, and why Bible-quote culture is not the same thing as Bible study.

  4. Aug 28

    She Won't Let AI Touch Her Books! A Catholic Everywoman Interview with M.H. Roling

    A bonus episode of your weekly Catholic digest: Wife, mother, and author Mary Hanna Roling writes her book trilogy longhand in notebooks and won't let AI near it. We talk 5am discipline, the AI detector that flagged Frankenstein as 100% machine-written, tropes as spoilers, and what being made in God's image has to do with creating.

  5. Aug 21

    Lindsay Clancy's Postpartum Tragedy - A Murderess or Mentally Ill?

    Your weekly Catholic digest takes on the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, and everything Matt Walsh got wrong and Ben Shapiro got right about it. A psychologist and a mother of six read the DSM, defend therapy, and confirm your antidepressants cannot summon a demon. Plus a happy birthday to EWTN and Matthew McConaughey meeting the Pope.

  6. Aug 20

    Judas Had a Better Week Than Andrew Tate

    Trent Horn told Catholics to stop praising Andrew Tate, and we agree. Your weekly Catholic digest: why the manosphere is full of fatherless men, Bear Grylls in the wild with the cast of The Chosen, annoying habits of Catholic influencers, and the Cornell students who skinned a bear!

  7. Aug 12

    Aphrodite - Scandalous or Powerful?

    Our Greek goddess series comes to a close with the big one: Aphrodite. Anna and Jane get into beauty, flirting, desire, and vanity — the subjects Catholic women usually get polite silence about instead of real answers. Funny, frank, and a little scandalous. Series finale.

  8. Aug 7

    Sola Scriptura & Tradwives, Oh My! | Your Weekly Catholic Digest

    This week, Jane and Anna break down Trent Horn’s unhinged Sola Scriptura discussion, the latest tradwife discourse, and the Catholic conversations you want to be in on.

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A former nun and a mom of six dive into the biggest stories from the Catholic internet each week. From breaking Church news and influencer drama to theological debates, viral moments, and the conversations everyone can’t stop talking about, we cut through the noise and bring you the stories actually worth your time.

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    The Catholic Everywoman
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    23
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