In this episode, Fr. Paul reflects on the division of the heart and how St. Mary serves as the perfect example of an undivided heart wholly devoted to God. He shares how we can strive toward this same unity of heart in our own spiritual lives. Fr. Paul also answers listener questions on practical faith topics, including the role of a wife in marriage, how to discern and hear God’s answers to our prayers, and how to faithfully steward feelings such as a crush.

Part 2 of Be Reconciled where both Abouna's answer questions about family and spiritual dating.

On this episode of Be Reconciled we are blessed to have Abouna Augustine answer questions about courtship, family, and relationships

On this episode of Be Reconciled, Fr. Paul Baky guides us through five essential steps to reconcile with one of the most important relationship you have- your relationship with yourself.

Drawing from Scripture, psychology, and lived experience, Fr. Paul explores what it means to be at peace with your past, present, and inner voice. He shares a clear, compassionate path toward self-acceptance.

In this episode of Be Reconciled, Fr. Paul unpacks a profound verse from Song of Songs — “I am dark but I am lovely” — through the lens of sin, grace, and identity in Christ. With wisdom from the Church Fathers, he reflects on how our human weakness and spiritual darkness are not obstacles to God’s love, but doorways to transformation.

Joined by two young adults from the community, the conversation expands into practical and vulnerable questions about finances in dating and marriage, age and cultural differences in relationships, and what it truly means to lead as a husband.

From theological truths to real-life guidance, this episode is an invitation to see yourself as God does — seen, known, and lovely — even in your most broken places.

“Even if you are dark, you are lovely in the eyes of God.”

On Episode 3, Fr. Paul Baky talks with Deacon Peter about emptiness, fulfillment, and Lent to reconcile back with God

On episode 2 of Be Reconciled, Fr. Paul Baky discusses what it means to be on the freeway of God, situationships, and navigating conflict as a married couple.

In the first episode of the podcast, Fr Paul Baky discusses how to reconcile with ourselves.