220 episodes
Catholic Stuff You Should Know J. 10 Initiative
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.7 • 3.8K Ratings
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A lighthearted exploration of various prominent and obscure Catholic topics.
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Don't Let the Money make you Rich
Join Fr. John and Fr. Mike in a thought-provoking discussion on wealth and riches, exploring the Gospel's teachings on material possessions and the responsibilities that come with them.
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The Tragedy of the Fall
Father Sean and Father Jacob discuss the parable of the prodigal son and how it illustrates human sin and recounts the narrative of salvation history.
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Everyday Pilgrims
Fr. John and Fr. Mike continue the Camino theme by discussing pilgrimages and ways to incorporate small pilgrimages into your daily routine.
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Lessons from the Camino
Join Fr. Sean and Fr. Jacob as they reflect on their experience, sharing encounters and lessons learned from the Camino.
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Farsi Belle
Fr. Mike and Fr. John are joined by Sofia Carozza, co-host of the Pilgrim Soul podcast. Tune in as Sofia shares her personal story and they engage in a thoughtful discussion on beauty.
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Food for the Journey
Join Fr. Jacob and Fr. Sean as they record this episode live from the Camino de Santiago, sharing their experiences and insights along the way.
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Fr. John, Fr. Mike, Fr. Sean, Fr. Jacob: You are the best! You’ve been a true blessing in my life in ways I never saw coming at times I needed it the most. I enjoy the banter, I value the theology, and your joy in living in community gives me great hope. Thank you for all you do for us all.
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Always something interesting to learn, to think, to enjoy, to laugh, to pray.
Every episode is a different adventure… different topic. Interestingly group of priests.
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Love these guys!
I love their humor. They are also quite brilliant!!! Yet humble. Keep it up please!!!! You are right and balanced!!!!
Megan Nix was very interesting. I am a retired special education teacher. In my early years, when I was starting my family my students were 2-4 years old. We, as teachers were aware of CMV. Some of our students were diagnosed with cmv. 27 years ago, pregnant with my second child I requested a CMV test. I figured I had already had the virus. I was seeking piece of mind. The understanding then was if you already had the antibodies you would not not pass it on to your baby. I had an active case. I had an amniocentesis and the virus had not crossed the placenta. It was a very scary time. I can vividly recall the emotional rolling coaster waiting for the amniocentesis. This was before the internet and info was hard to come by. Treatment of any kind was not offered. I’m not sure if it was an option 27 years ago. Bottom line is some of us were aware of CMV and understood that it was passed on through body fluids. I am glad the information/ awareness is being spread with this book.