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Why do we save money—and where should it actually go? In this episode, we break savings down into three clear purposes: emergencies, large purchases, and wealth building. You’ll learn how these fit together, where to keep your money, and how saving can bring peace, flexibility, and freedom to say yes when God calls.
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As we begin a new year, it’s the perfect time to pause and take an honest look at our finances. In this episode of Catholic Money Talk, Paul Scarfone shares seven practical questions to help you assess last year’s wins and challenges, identify priorities, and create a clear plan for the year ahead.
This episode focuses not just on numbers, but on the behaviors and habits that drive real financial progress. Paul also introduces a Financial Wellness Checklist to help you evaluate your overall financial health—from budgeting and debt, to insurance, legal planning, and your relationship with money.
Whether you’re married or single, Catholic or simply seeking practical financial wisdom, this episode will help you start the year with clarity, intention, and a stewardship mindset—always keeping our ultimate goal in mind.
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What do we do when life doesn’t go according to plan?
Drawing from St. Joseph’s quiet trust and a personal Advent story, Paul reflects on how God works through interruptions, inviting us into deeper hope, peace, joy, and love—even when our plans fall apart.
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Eating out can be a gift—or a source of quiet financial regret, especially during the busy Advent and Christmas season. In this practical episode, Paul shares how couples and families can enjoy restaurants, takeout, and celebrations while staying aligned with their budget, priorities, and long-term goals. You’ll hear real-life examples, creative ways to find deals, and a reminder that intentional planning today protects your peace in January.
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Is wealth compatible with holiness? In this inspiring conversation, Paul sits down with Christopher McMahon—CEO of Aquinas Wealth Advisors and author of Faithful Finances—to explore what it really means to approach money through a Catholic lens. Together they unpack the difference between worldly riches and true abundance, how stewardship shapes our financial decisions, and why generosity is central to living a fully Christian life. If you're seeking clarity, peace, and purpose in the way you handle money, this episode will guide you toward a more faithful and intentional financial path.
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Advent marks the beginning of the Church’s year—a fresh spiritual start and a call to prepare our hearts with intention. In this episode, Paul explores what it means to slow down, pray, and live generously in a season that often pulls us toward noise and busyness. Discover practical and spiritual ways to make Christ the King of every part of your life—your home, your relationships, and even your finances.
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In this Thanksgiving episode, Paul explores the powerful difference between a moment of thankfulness and a life built on lasting gratitude. While thankfulness reacts to the blessings we notice, gratitude roots us in God’s goodness even when circumstances shift. Discover how gratitude unlocks the “fullness of life” Jesus promises — and how choosing it daily can transform your faith, relationships, and peace. Happy Thanksgiving!
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This is the second half of my conversation with Deacon Art.
Deacon Art says this prayer daily, "Lord, what are we going to do today?" It is such a simple prayer, but it changes everything. I am joined by Deacon Arthur Miller as we unpack this prayer and how allowing the Lord to guide us through each day can make all the difference. This episode is Part Two.
Deacon Art is a Deacon at St Mary's church in Simsbury, Connecticut. He is an author, preacher, activist, and retired businessman. He also presents the daily video reflections on the USCCB daily readings website for Tuesdays. (That's where I found him). I am honored to have him join me on this episode of Catholic Money Talk.
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Deacon Art says this prayer daily, "Lord, what are we going to do today?" It is such a simple prayer, but it changes everything. I am joined by Deacon Arthur Miller as we unpack this prayer and how allowing the Lord to guide us through each day can make all the difference. This episode is Part One.
Deacon Art is a Deacon at St Mary's church in Simsbury, Connecticut. He is an author, preacher, activist, and retired businessman. He also presents the daily video reflections on the USCCB daily readings website for Tuesdays. (That's where I found him). I am honored to have him join me on this episode of Catholic Money Talk.
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Discover five spiritual principles and five practical habits that every couple needs for financial peace. From prayer and communication to budget check-ins and “sleep-on-it” limits, learn how to build unity, trust, and purpose in your marriage through money done God’s way.
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Welcome to Catholic Money Talk where we talk about all things money and finance. Many times we look at financial decisions and money matters in a vacuum. But here we try to look at these same items…