In this episode, we sit down with a Catholic Deacon for an honest and meaningful conversation about marriage, ministry, life, and death. We explore what it looks like to balance a vocation to marriage with a call to serve the Church, the joys and challenges that come with ministry, and the ways faith shapes some of life’s biggest moments.

In this episode of Catholic Convos, we’re having a real and honest conversation about what it means to be Catholic as a young adult today. Paul sits down with Victor, a lay Catholic to talk about faith, struggles, questions, and the realities of trying to live out Catholicism in everyday life.

No perfect answers, no rehearsed responses—just an open conversation about what it’s really like to navigate faith, the Church, and life as a young Catholic.

In this episode of Catholic Convos, Paul sits down with Monsignor Sam, a longtime priest, for an honest conversation about a lifetime of faith, doubt, suffering, death, Confession, priesthood, and the difficult questions Catholics sometimes struggle to ask. Drawing from decades of experience, Monsignor Sam shares how his faith has changed, what has kept him Catholic, and why he still believes Christianity is true.

In this episode of Catholic Convos, I sit down with a rabbi for an honest and respectful conversation about one of the biggest questions separating Christianity and Judaism: Who is Jesus?

We discuss the Jewish understanding of the Messiah, Isaiah 53, Psalm 22, salvation, the Resurrection, and why Judaism interprets passages that Christians see as pointing to Jesus very differently.

This episode presents the Jewish perspective for the purpose of understanding and dialogue—not endorsement. Catholic Convos remains firmly Catholic and professes Jesus Christ as the Messiah, the Son of God, and the risen Lord. The purpose of hearing these objections is not to weaken our faith, but to confront difficult questions openly, better understand those who disagree with us, and ultimately seek a deeper understanding of the truth.

Welcome to the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re having an honest and open conversation about faith, doubt, and the questions that many people are afraid to ask. We’ll explore some of the biggest questions atheists have about Catholicism, as well as some of the doubts and questions Catholics themselves may have but sometimes feel too afraid to bring up.

Joining us for this conversation is Father Meinders, who will help us look at these difficult questions with honesty, faith, and an open mind. Whether you’re a lifelong Catholic, someone questioning your faith, or simply curious about what Catholics believe, this is a conversation where no question is too difficult to ask.