Beyond Sunday

On this episode, Nicole and Rakhi discuss ways to celebrate important days in the Church by making them part of both your faith culture and your family’s culture. They share ideas from their own families to celebrate this Sunday’s scripture, the Memorial of St. Maximilian Kolbe, and the upcoming holy day of obligation for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

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(2:18) Nicole introduces the gospel passage for the upcoming Sunday in which the apostles are invited by Jesus to walk on water, the upcoming Memorial of St. Maximilian Kolbe, and the upcoming holy day of obligation for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. She says the hosts will talk about ways to celebrate important days within your faith culture and the culture of your own family.

(3:50) Rakhi says these days are the perfect opportunity to live a rich, joyful life in Christ. Nicole says this Sunday is about how Jesus invites us to be close to him even when life gets stormy.

(5:28) Rakhi shares how she feels connected with Peter in the story of walking on water and says that the way Jesus rescues Peter even in his doubt is a powerful image of how God continually rescues us into His embrace.

(8:28) Nicole shares fun water-related ideas to tie in to this gospel story as a family.

(8:50) Nicole discusses the Memorial of St. Maximilian Kolbe who she says is a good example of how to imitate Christ and shares how her family connects with him.

(9:20) Rakhi discusses the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a holy day of obligation, and how to explain it to children. 

(13:05) Nicole shares how she celebrates the Assumption with her kids. Rakhi says that we celebrate these moments the Church gives us to remember the joy that exists in being Jesus’ children.

(16:12) Nicole says the challenge this week is to find some way to celebrate to help your family enter the culture of the faith and find a way to make that part of your family’s culture. Rakhi says to think about what your family culture is and what you’d like it to be. 

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On this episode, Nicole and Rakhi discuss how to talk about the transfiguration with children, as well as how God reveals His divine presence in the world. They share how to make a practice of seeing the divinity within ourselves and others to stay rooted in Christ.

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(3:33) Nicole says they will talk about how to discuss the transfiguration with children and how God might be revealing his divine presence in the world today, in honor of the upcoming feast day.

(6:40) Nicole discusses how she tells children Jesus is both fully God and fully man.

(7:45) Rakhi says that she likes to talk about training the brain to see how God reveals his divine presence in the world. She discusses how to help our children make a habit of looking for God where they are.

(10:00) Rakhi discusses being transformed in who you are in the world by the transfiguration. Nicole talks about realizing that God is always in every moment, and Rakhi adds that we need to stay aware of the divine presence in all people.

(14:10) Nicole says that our words are a way to bring God into the world. The hosts discuss how we reveal God by being created in his image, and Nicole says it is a violation of humility to deny your own worth and God’s image in yourself.

(17:00) Rakhi ties the discussion back to a story of St. Peter and how it tells us that our very being should be “eyewitnesses of His majesty.” Nicole says this relates to how the Eucharist allows us to literally bring Jesus into our bodies and out into the world. 

(19:10) The hosts discuss how challenging it is to be vigilant of what media and content we are taking in and how that impacts how we are rooted to Christ and affirming the dignity of others.

(23:00) Nicole shares how she has trained her kids to be reverent during the transfiguration at Mass. Rakhi suggests that parents work with their kids to make that part of Mass especially sacred.

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 On this episode, Nicole and Rakhi discuss the meaning of stewardship, including giving of our “time, talents, and treasure” – and beyond. They share the importance of offering what we have to support the mission of the Church and how to involve the whole family in being good stewards.

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(2:00) The hosts open the show by discussing their unusual talents. 

(3:12) Rakhi says that this episode explores what it means to make an offering of ourselves to God as members of the body of Christ, and the hosts discuss what it means to be a good steward. 

(6:23) Rakhi says that the question today is how to shift our perspective to see that giving at church is just an extension of how we live as family or in our community. Nicole says that this is related to how we believe that love is sacrifice and we are called into authentic relationship. She says it’s not about checking all the boxes of giving our “time, talent, and treasure.”

(9:00) Rakhi says that it is incumbent on parishes to have multiple ways for people to be engaged without making a huge commitment.

(12:34) Rakhi says that the church was set up so that those who could give would give so that the whole church could function. She says the heart of stewardship is how we care for the whole community and to support the church in reaching out in works of mercy. 

(15:00) Rakhi says that having excess income could be taken to prayer to determine where that money could go to something at the parish. 

(16:00) Nicole and Rakhi discuss ways to have kids give of their time, and Nicole suggests thanking your kids when they do things that contribute to the household and praising them for the talents they have. 

(19:20) Nicole suggests encouraging some tithing or almsgiving when kids are little.

(22:00) Nicole says the challenge this week is to talk and pray about where God is calling you and your family to be a steward.

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 On this episode, Nicole and Rakhi discuss Natural Family Planning (NFP), including the different methods and resources available, moral implications, and how to handle any challenges that may arise. They encourage us to eliminate the stigma in talking about NFP and intimacy. 

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(1:09) Nicole and Rakhi share that it is Natural Family Planning (NFP) week per the US Conference of Catholic Bishops. Nicole says that it is about celebrating the gift of fertility and our bodies rather than just the method. 

(4:03) Nicole says that NFP has a more holistic meaning than it has before. Rakhi acknowledges that it can be difficult despite being the right thing.

(5:39) The hosts address why NFP is worth it. They say that we were made for authentic relationship and that the use of contraception is not giving our whole selves to our spouse. For young people who are single, they say it can help with understanding their bodies in order to be healthy and happy. 

(7:38) Rakhi says there is a misunderstanding in that the Church is not asking us to exist purely to have babies but rather that we are not meant to be instruments of pleasure for one another. She says it is a gift of delayed gratification and self-sacrificial love. 

(9:45) Rakhi shares the benefits and challenges in her NFP journey. She calls it a team sport that includes the man as well. Nicole says that when there are challenges we should remember that intimacy means more than intercourse. 

(12:07) Nicole shares that there are newer, more modern NFP options, including different models and teachers. She describes the differences between the different methods and technology that can support them. 

(15:19) Rakhi says the goal is to increase communication with your partner. Nicole asks husbands to be supportive of their wives and be involved, and Rakhi says these should not be taboo conversations.

(16:45) Nicole recommends using an instructor for your method and shares a resource to find teachers. 

(17:30) Nicole says that if there is a struggle with fertility, you should not hesitate to take it to prayer and ask for help. Rakhi encourages that it can be hard but that intimacy is more than the sexual act and that our marriages should be about desiring the best for each other. 

(19:59) Nicole says that being on contraceptives or having certain procedures can be moral if there are medical reasons. 

(21:12) Rakhi says that not acknowledging how hard NFP is can breed resentment so it is ok to own your feelings and talk to someone to walk through those periods. 

(23:06) Nicole says that if we’re doing NFP right it is a constant act of prayer and discernment. 

(24:04) Rakhi says this week’s challenge is to eliminate the stigma around what we need help with in this area.

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On this episode, Nicole and Rakhi discuss the many local pilgrimage sites available throughout the Metro Detroit area and beyond. They share tips for incorporating these visits into family vacations and for making them powerful experiences for even the youngest family members.

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(1:23) Rakhi and Nicole talk about the boredom that can come with midsummer and discuss the 52sundays.com weekly challenge to go on a local pilgrimage. They share the meaning of pilgrimage.

(3:53) The hosts agree that their favorite family pilgrimage spot is the Solanus Casey Center in Detroit. 

(6:20) Nicole shares another favorite, the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament, and Rakhi says that the sacred art there points us back to God. 

(8:12) Rakhi suggests the National Shrine of the Little Flower Basilica in Royal Oak, which includes an important tower that can be a pilgrimage in itself. Nicole also describes the Basilica de Ste. Anne de Detroit, Sweetest Heart of Mary, St. Joseph’s Shrine, and St. Aloysius.

(11:20) Rakhi discusses how beauty elevates our spirit to a higher reality and allows us to contemplate the face of God. She also recommends the Shrine of Jesus the Divine Mercy.

(12:55) Rakhi shares day trip locations including The Cross in the Woods, the St. Dymphna Shrine, Our Lady of Consolation, St. Martin de Porres Retreat House, and Our Lady of Good Help.

(16:48) The hosts discuss how to build these pilgrimages into family vacations and how that is countercultural.

(18:44) Rakhi shares tips for how to do these visits with small children.

(21:05) Rakhi reminds listeners that these places are not museums – they are for us. 

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On this episode, Nicole and Rakhi discuss the importance of making the space and time for rest. They share the many forms that rest can take, give tips for helping parents and kids to make rest part of their routine, and root the discussion in the primacy of prayer. 

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(1:37) Nicole and Rakhi discuss the strangest places they’ve ever fallen asleep.

(4:54) Nicole frames the topic of how to make space and time to rest. Rakhi says that this topic is especially important in the busy time of summer. 

(6:33) Nicole shares that what Jesus means about rest in the Gospel is how you are offloading things you do not need to worry about. Rakhi brings up a concept of rest as moving with the current of grace and discusses the value of leisure. 

(9:33) Rakhi says that unstructured time is where children become comfortable with being with themselves. She also considers that much of our stress and anxiety, especially as parents, come from not getting enough rest. 

(12:00) Rakhi says that rest allows us to remember our primary identities and to fulfill our own spiritual needs so that we can do the same for our families. She discusses how this practice is countercultural. 

(13:34) Rakhi says that rest doesn’t have to be inaction but allowing ourselves space to regroup. They discuss the importance of not feeling guilty for taking time to rest.

(16:00) Nicole suggests that sometimes taking care of a small task we’ve been avoiding can also be considered rest by relieving the mental burden. 

(19:13) Nicole says to remember the primacy of prayer as part of the rest routine, whatever it looks like. 

(19:31) The hosts discuss how to help kids learn to rest, including building the routine around what your family naturally needs and does. 

(27:48) Rakhi brings up mental rest from worry, and Nicole discusses visualization and distraction exercises. 

(31:40) Nicole shares that the weekly challenge is to rest in Jesus. 

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On this episode, Nicole and Rakhi discuss the major issues around sibling dynamics, including managing rowdy boys, handling big feelings, and channeling healthy competition. They share their own parenting challenges and their strategies for encouraging gratitude, sibling love, communication, and perspective. 

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(1:20) Rakhi shares that the Feasts of Sts. Peter and Paul are coming up, along with Independence Day, and the hosts talk about their feelings on fireworks. 

(3:54) Nicole brings up the topic of sibling rivalry, including the 3 major issues of dealing with rowdy boys, handling big feelings, and healthy competition. 

(6:32) Rakhi says that being a boy mom and the roughhousing involved is not her natural strength, and Nicole shares her rules for being a boy mom. 

(11:11) Nicole discusses how rough play is important for boys’ development. Rakhi says that she finds ways to manage her overwhelm around this rough play. 

(13:00) Rakhi says that with her daughter and with older kids, bickering is more of a challenge. She discusses how she tries to help her kids understand how much they need each other. 

(14:59) Nicole talks about how we can feel comfortable taking the filter off around family members, which means kids can say hurtful things to their siblings. She says you are not a failure as a parent if this happens, because it is normal, and the hosts discuss how kids may act up more when they feel safe, even if they don’t show it in public. 

(17:40) Rakhi discusses how parents can help their children identify and communicate their immediate needs but also encourage delayed gratification.

(19:20) Nicole discusses competitiveness and how we all want to do well and be affirmed for doing a good job. Rakhi says competitiveness and comparison go hand in hand. 

(21:27) The hosts discuss how fair doesn’t mean equal. Rakhi says that this topic can help with encouraging preferential treatment for the poor. Nicole ties it back to the topic of lasting happiness, and Rakhi ties it to gratitude and how love is unquantifiable. 

(25:19) Nicole says the challenge of the week is to have a time of sharing gratitude for each member of the family. 

This episode of Beyond Sunday is sponsored by the PIME Missionaries. The PIME Missionaries are Catholic Priests and Brothers changing lives and sharing the merciful joy of Christ with those who need it most through the PIME Sponsorships at a Distance Program. Become a PIME Sponsor today and bring lasting change to the life of a child, youth, person living with disabilities, or seminarian. Learn about the impact that you can have at pimeusa.org/52sponsorships. 

On this episode, Nicole and Rakhi discuss how St. John the Baptist, like many other saints, lived his unique identity to fulfill what he was anointed to do. They discuss how to lean into the ways in which we are “extra” and how to talk with our children about doing the same. 

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(2:22) Rakhi and Nicole discuss their weirdest food stories. Nicole connects these stories to the upcoming feast day for St. John the Baptist.

(6:48) Rakhi says that some of the carefree nature of summer seems to have changed, as kids are more anxious and concerned with blending in. She suggests that if St. John the Baptist had tried to blend in, we would not still be talking about him. Nicole says that we should encourage our kids to embrace their “extra” side. 

(9:44) Rakhi explains why she takes issue with the term “extra.” Nicole shares why she embraces the term.

(12:48) Rakhi discusses the challenge of talking to her kids about owning that God has made them good and about when to show their “extra.”

(14:33) Nicole says that St. John the Baptist is a great model for how we can be fully ourselves in a way that serves a great purpose, because his identity was intimately connected with his mission. Rakhi says that her family discusses what they are anointed to do. 

(17:15) Rakhi discusses how confidence comes from practicing resting in who we are and how she suggests using “mashed potato,” or comfort verses, to help repair any damage done by someone laughing at our weirdness. 

(19:14) Nicole says to talk to young children about mission in simple, relatable ways. Rakhi says that parents should embrace that how their children are perceived does not affect their (the parent’s) identity. 

(22:35) Nicole tells parents that, if they are the one in their home that feels “extra,” to take that to prayer to find where God wants it to be used. Rakhi says that so many saints were “extra,” so we are in good company. 

This episode of Beyond Sunday is sponsored by the PIME Missionaries. The PIME Missionaries are Catholic Priests and Brothers changing lives and sharing the merciful joy of Christ with those who need it most through the PIME Sponsorships at a Distance Program. Become a PIME Sponsor today and bring lasting change to the life of a child, youth, person living with disabilities, or seminarian. Learn about the impact that you can have at pimeusa.org/52sponsorships. 

On this episode, Russell Joyce and Tim McCormick co-host with their wives, Rakhi and Nicole. They discuss how men and fathers can live their vocations, how dads are portrayed in the media, and how to be intentional and present with your children.

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(1:14) Russell Joyce and Tim McCormick share that they are co-hosting this episode for Father’s Day. They answer some rapid fire questions about themselves. 

(9:09) Rakhi says she wants to honor the dads in this episode and asks which saints Russell and Tim most connect with. 

(13:02) Nicole asks about what spiritual leadership looks like inside their homes. Tim says that the answer is simple things like attending church. Russell says reading your Bible and starting the day with prayer.

(16:30) Nicole asks how the men live the vocation of their relationship with their spouses. Russell replies that the most important part is liking your spouse. He also shares his conversion story. Tim discusses why he and his wife do not call each other soulmates and how they grow together. 

(23:14) Nicole asks what Tim and Russell think about the way dads are portrayed in the media. Tim and Russell discuss that there is more to dads than the one dimensional caricature that is often shown. 

(26:08) Rakhi asks if the same caricature exists about Catholic men and fathers. Russell and Tim share what they feel Catholic men and dads need, including ways to be intentional in prayer and grow in their faith. Rakhi shares how she feels dad groups need to look different from mom groups. 

(31:49) Nicole asks for parting words of wisdom. Russell says to go to church and to have a deeper relationship with our church and our children. Tim shares that there are many resources online to educate yourself on the faith, and he encourages dads to be present with their kids. 

(34:36) Nicole says that making opportunities to be with your spouse is key and shares a story about a time her husband was present with their son.

(38:22) Rakhi asks for a concrete action for the listeners for the week ahead. Tim says that it is important to know your vocational call and to think about the correct order of that - God, your wife, your kids.

This episode of Beyond Sunday is sponsored by the PIME Missionaries. The PIME Missionaries are Catholic Priests and Brothers changing lives and sharing the merciful joy of Christ with those who need it most through the PIME Sponsorships at a Distance Program. Become a PIME Sponsor today and bring lasting change to the life of a child, youth, person living with disabilities, or seminarian. Learn about the impact that you can have at pimeusa.org/52sponsorships.

On this episode, Rakhi and Nicole discuss the importance of cultivating devotion to Jesus’ real presence in the Eucharist, especially during this time of National Eucharistic Revival in the Church. They highlight practical ways they have done this with their own children, and how they invite their children to grow in reverence while celebrating the liturgy. 

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(03:04) Our co-hosts discuss the upcoming Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Jesus. They talk about the National Eucharistic Revival and the upcoming year focused on Eucharistic revival in our parishes. They talk about instilling a love for the Eucharist into their families and in the day-to-day.

(04:58) Rakhi notes that not everyone can spend extended time in Eucharistic adoration and they talk about what it will take to help people to believe in the real presence. They discuss the statistics that highlight skepticism, even among Catholics, surrounding belief in the real presence. Nicole mentions the I AM HERE campaign, which highlights peoples’ powerful Eucharistic testimonies. Rakhi shares how she has seen the impact of sharing Eucharistic miracles with her students and children. 

(10:44) They discuss the importance of cultivating this belief in the real presence within their families, and how doing so can inspire greater devotion and engagement during Mass. Nicole shares some practical resources she has found in The Picture Missal from Loyola Press and the Missal for Young Catholics. 

(14:48) They share from their own experiences and practical tips they have used to help usher their children into deeper engagement during the Mass, especially during the consecration and communion. They also highlight the importance of taking our kids to things like Eucharistic processions. 

(17:49) Rakhi offers encouragement to listeners to seek opportunities to participate in the liturgy outside of Sunday Mass, in order to align our actions with our actual belief in the real presence. She also highlights how inspiring reverence before the Eucharist and during Mass is important for our families and recommends the Anima Christi prayer by St. Thomas Aquinas. 

(20:55) They talk about how actions reflect our inner dispositions and why expressing reverence before the Eucharist shouldn’t be about drawing attention to ourselves, but about expressing the convictions of our hearts. They invite listeners to find a way to grow in appreciation for the Eucharist as a family this week.

This episode of Beyond Sunday is sponsored by the PIME Missionaries. The PIME Missionaries are Catholic Priests and Brothers changing lives and sharing the merciful joy of Christ with those who need it most through the PIME Sponsorships at a Distance Program. Become a PIME Sponsor today and bring lasting change to the life of a child, youth, person living with disabilities, or seminarian. Learn about the impact that you can have at pimeusa.org/52sponsorships.