Boys' Lunch

Action-packed summers, exciting alumni updates, midlife crises, and a promise of a raucous, adrenaline-fueled Season 2!

Episode Art Credit: Joseph and Jameson McGraw (absolute dawgs)

Figs, wheat, and a sobering reminder from a priest. What do we need to leave in the tomb? Listen to the whole episode to see how all of these fit.

Shoutout to Jameson and Joseph McGraw for the new image. We will give a worthy shoutout on the next podcast.

In this 25 minute episode we discuss how feasting, comforts, and relaxing our commitments after a time of penance can lull as back into the ways of the world. We reference passages from the Gospels and Father Elijah by Michael O'Brien.

A collection of thoughts to sit with. We discuss St. Luke's account of Christ, revisiting stories with a deeper understanding of the goodness of God and the realities of humanity, Stations of the Cross we have a hard time meditating with, and so much more.

Topics are discussed. Ideas are shared. Laughs are had. We catch up on life and discuss a couple of thoughts on the desire to change for Christ and the follow through.

This was recorded at the beginning of February. We catch up on a month and a half of life and talk about some moments of the life of St. Mary Magdalene. What are some indications of true conversion? We look at trust, being prompt, generous, and constant. Happy belated Birthday to our brothers-in-law.

Are you a fighter or flighter? It depends on what God is asking of us. We go through a reflection on the Holy Family that might be nice to sit with during the Advent and Christmas season....or really any season. Thank you for all of those that have joined back in with us, here's to another 100!

We sit down with Fr. Chase Hilgenbrinck, the Vocations Director for the Diocese of Peoria. We talk about hearing God's voice, discerning, taking action, advice for parents and more. We could have kept talking for awhile so hopefully we can have Fr. Chase back on some time soon. Enjoy!

99th Episode! Do you think we talk about leaving the 99 to find the 1? That would have been a good idea... Instead we discuss a man so influential it is crazy that we haven't really talked about him.

Did Paul share personal information about his life? Without even being asked?? It is often in silence that we observe the most authentic communication taking place between people who are in love. Do we experience that when we enter into silence with God? Can we listen for what is deeper and what is greater than our understanding can grasp? Can we be vulnerable and convicted that from the silence with God comes an abundance? Can we stop just yelling at the sea?