Catholic Camper Podcast

Parents, avoid a disgruntled college graduate by letting go of fears before your young adult walks across the collegiate stage. Walking independently is to learning as decision making is to confidence. Full blog at

www.catholic-camper.com/blog/disgruntled-graduate 

After spending over a week in the mountains and high desert, my wife asks, "What about creature comforts?"

https://www.catholic-camper.com/blog-2/treehouse 

While attending a parish conference in Lafayette, guided by keynote speaker Dr. Bob Schultz, I changed. Attending for ministerial purposes, I quickly felt the urge to put aside note-taking and live the retreat. In fact, this retreat spoke to a tired church worker.   

www.catholic-camper.com/blog-2/something-changed 

Discover the hidden gems, valuable tips, and unforgettable moments from our adventures in the southeastern United States. I vividly recall our journey through ancient forests and an enriching visit to an Indian reservation, all while actively engaging my teenager during an epic 2000-mile road trip. This experience not only deepened our bond but also created lasting memories that we cherish to this day.

After taking precautions, plans for winter traversing in Canada seem to be in order. Or are they? 

Join the conversation about "Traversing Canada" during this political climate, the simple comforts of travel, and our experiences getting to the border.  

From Palm Sunday's hopeful arrival to the somber reflection of Good Friday and the glorious anticipation of Easter Sunday, I'll explain how each day resonates with me spiritually and emotionally. Most of all, I'll try to answer a pondering question at Easter. 

The very nature of communication is to bridge gaps, not to create them. Consequently, the ultimate objective of prayer, especially in its adoring form, is to lead us into an inseparable union with Christ by presenting our petitions and praise before the Father. 

Join me as I discuss prayer out back at a KOA. 

Finding myself alone on a camping trip was unexpected. But I truly discovered that was NOT alone. 

Our wedding anniversary takes us to the desert of West Texas, where we celebrate in isolation on Tea Cup Mountain with good conversation, reflection, and TX wine.