Podcast

Today we’re talking about deceit. Being deceitful is what I call a gateway sin. We may label falsehoods as white lies, fibs — not a big deal. But the more we practice deceit with our family, friends, and co-workers, the darker a habit it becomes. One lie leads to another and another.

On this podcast, we learn that:

– Each day we have a choice of living in virtue or in vice
– If you feel your habit of deceit is growing out of control, you should consult with a spiritual director
– Hard things are worth doing and that includes speaking the truth.

On today’s podcast, we welcome back Deacon Jeff Drzycimski for a discussion of the virtue of generosity. When I came back to Christ after a life of addiction, God opened my eyes to the many graces He was giving me even while I was still in prison. But I quickly realized that He was calling me to share these blessings with my family, friends, and neighbors.

In this episode, we’ll learn that…
– God doesn’t want us to hoard His gifts. Learn how to share the joy you’ve been given!
– We often think of generosity solely in terms of money, but there are also many other ways to give.
– It can be easy to take our family for granted. Learn tips for how to show appreciation for those people you see every day.

Ready to learn how to share the joy of Christ with those around you? Take a seat in the pew and join us!

In this bonus episode, we’re talking to my friend Bill Donaghy about transgenderism. What can everyday Catholics do about this hot-button issue that’s everywhere today?

In this bonus episode, you’ll learn:
– How today’s gender theories isolate us from each other
– Why we shouldn’t be afraid of offending each other
– How the Catholic approach is bigger than stereotypes
– What parents and everyday Catholics can read to learn more

Today we’re talking about Pentecost Sunday and how it reminds us that our true purpose – like the Apostles’ – is to share the good news. Our responsibility as Christians is to spread the Word of God and save souls.

On this podcast we’ll learn that:

– Those who identify as Christians should examine how they express those values each day
– Evangelization differs from outreach or service because it requires that we proclaim the Word of God, not just practice good deeds
– We shouldn’t worry about what we will lose by devoting our lives to God, but rather trust in all that we will gain.

Hey guys, today we’re talking to Chris Stefanick about “wokism,” cancel culture, and the other current trends that seek to separate us from Christ’s mercy and love.

We’ll learn that:
– Wokism doesn’t expand our view of reality, but instead causes anxiety and worry
– When we run the risk of being “canceled” over our beliefs, we must keep our focus on God’s mercy
– As Catholics, Jesus is the frame through which we view the world, and we shouldn’t be afraid to share His love and truth with others

On today’s podcast, we’re talking about practice and how a strong spiritual life requires consistency and perseverance. Consistency is what transforms average into excellent. Think of great athletes. Many consider Michael Jordan or Tom Brady to be naturals at their sports, but the truth is they were willing to put in more practice time, and effort than their competitors.