Catholic Gen-X

In this week's episode, we will discuss a priest's assignment to a parish or position and how they impact the priest. We will also be touching on other topics, including priestly titles and the upcoming Eucharistic conference. Please join us, and feel free to email us your questions, comments, or snide remarks.

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Intentional Disciples by Sherry Weddell: Click Me!

In today's episode of Catholic Gen-X, we discuss some different perceptions of God and how those impact our actions and thought processes. Prepare for some deeper theological and psychological perspectives. Please join us.

In this episode of Catholic Gen-X, we will be discussing how Catholics should go about defending their faith. Please join us as we discuss our real-life examples.

In this episode of Catholic Gen-X, we will be discussing the top ten things to not do at mass. Please listen in and learn what to avoid doing at all costs.

In today's episode, we will be discussing why Catholics need confession as well as a priest's insider knowledge on the general trends of confession. Please join us for an informative session.

In this episode of Catholic Gen-X, we will be sharing our Gen-X view on why so many younger people are leaving the Catholic Church. Please join us in our deep dive into this issue.

In this episode of Catholic Gen-X, we will be discussing how Protestants view Catholics and some of the differences between Protestants and Catholics. Please join us in our riveting faith discussion.

Ever wondered why the Church has so many rules and guidelines? Well, you're not alone. In this episode, we discuss Canon Law, rituals, and why the Church is the fulfillment and continuation of the Old Testament.

In this episode, we talk about the different types of prayer such as the Rosary and the Liturgy of the Hours, and our own personal experience with prayer life.

In this second episode, we discuss about our Christian vocation and the universal call to holiness. Drawing from our own vocational experiences as a priest, a psychologist, and a lawyer, we reflect on our own journey toward heaven by listening and doing the will of God in our own lives.