Catholic Momcast

We heard from listener Jennifer who had questions about being married to someone who does not share her Catholic faith. Lisa has experience with this very thing, and she shares some encouragement and advice. 

Danielle and Lisa also talk about how to evangelize and share your faith with children, parents, in-laws and hers who are not Catholic.

Do feelings of jealousy or competition ever creep into your relationships with other women, threatening to destroy them?

Lisa & Danielle discuss this common problem and how it relates to our kids' and their friendships, but also how we continue to battle this problem even as grown women.

Are you a good hostess? Or is this something you struggle with? This week, Lisa & Danielle discuss ways to improve and challenge ourselves when it comes to hospitality.

What do we mean by self-care, and how exactly can a busy mom take time for herself? It doesn't have to be time-consuming or fancy, but it is important to do.

Lisa and Danielle discuss these topics and more. Lisa shares a recent "self-care" day she took and the simple things she did to spend time in rest. Danielle shares a recent busy week where she counted on a friend to help her slow down and take care of herself.

This week, Lisa and Danelle sit down with Fr. Rob Galea, priest, singer, song-writer, and now author of Breakthrough: A Journey From Desperation to Hope, the dramatic story of his conversion.

We also share some happy news from the recent Catholic Press Awards in Green Bay. CatholicMom.com was honored to received third place in the publication blog category and many of our contributors also received awards. Read all the details at CatholicMom.com!

This week, Lisa and Danielle record live from the Catholic Media Conference in Green Bay. They share about the encouragement and excitement that comes from getting together with other Catholic media professionals and the great honor it is to represent CatholicMom in this professional space.

This week we have a great conversation with Dr. Kerry Cronin, the Boston College professor whose "dating project" was the inspiration for the recent movie The Dating Project.  This documentary takes a look at the recent trend on college campuses (and beyond) for young people to avoid traditional dating and engage in unhealthy "hook up" culture instead.

This week, Lisa & Danielle discuss the tricky topic of body image and how we can care for ourselves by being less critical and more grateful for the gift of our bodies.

This week, Danielle & Lisa share some ways to plan ahead to make the most of the summer season. Families with small children at home and in-between kids, older kids, and even empty-nesters will have more fun and accomplish more with just a little bit of planning ahead.