Catholic Syndrome

Scott Dimler is joined by one of our podcast producers where they talk movies, what they love and hate about them and how our Church can benefit from incorporating media.

Host, Scott Dimler and professor John Rinaldo discuss the ins and outs of future youth and young adult ministries, including its origin, strengths and weaknesses.

Host, Scott Dimler and seminarian Carlos Warfield discuss their various events in their life, from teenage to young adulthood and discuss their significance through catholic lens.

Our third episode was inspired by a question many of the youth from our diocese have asked: How do I know God is real? Our host Scott Dimler will be joined by Karen Schindler, who is the campus minister at San Luis Obispo's Newman Catholic Center, and holds a master's degree in theological studies on marriage and family from the Pontifical Institute of John Paul II at the Catholic University of America.

As young adults, we are discovering new things every day. But how do we begin to discover God in our life? How do we go from seeking worldly things to fulfill our hearts desires to seeking God? So join us as our guests, Karen, explains how God becomes more real to us when we make our relationship with Him more real.

We know that our priory vocation is holiness, and as young adults, we may find ourselves trying to listen to God's will for our lives through prayer and putting our gifts for use in our communities. However, we know that it isn't always easy. 

So join us as we listen to our guests talk about vocation discernment, looking for signs, misconceptions about the religious life and tips to discern our own vocation. 

Today we get an insight of what it is to be Catholic at the College setting. Hosted by Scott Dimler from Monterey, with guests from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Rosie Goodwin and Patrick O'Donnell.

This Podcast was recorded on Oct 8, 2020 via Zoom