Discipuli in Via

We are all Disciples in Progress, AKA, Discipuli In Via.Be sure to bookmark DiscipuliInVia.com and save it as a favorite.Do you like what you hear? Visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/InViaPodcast to keep DiscipuliInVia going and growing.Join the Discipuli In Via conversation by following @InViaPodcast on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Sport your favorite Discipuli In Via apparel, or have a reminder in your home or car by clicking the "Merch Store" link on DiscipuliInVia.com—In this episode, Father and Tim welcome a once-Athiest who is making progress on his journey of finding God. It is amazing to discover where so many believers started to become Disciples in Progress. Visit DiscipuliInVia.Com for Patreon and merch information. We are all Disciples in Progress, AKA, Discipuli In Via. Be sure to bookmark DiscipuliInVia.com and save it as a favorite. Do you like what you hear? Visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/InViaPodcast to keep Discipuli In Via going and growing. Join the Discipuli In Via conversation by following @InViaPodcast on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Sport your favorite Discipuli In Via apparel, or have a reminder in your home or car by clicking the "Merch Store" link on DiscipuliInVia.com

In this episode, Father and Tim invite others into the studio in order to get a full account of how quarantine, shutdowns, social distancing, and all of the other restrictions brought about as a result of Coronapocolypse have affected the journey of so many Disciples in Progress Visit DiscipuliInVia.Com for Patreon and merch information.

The Catholic Mass - Part 3 - Father and Tim continue their discussion about the Roman Catholic Mass, including the Liturgy of the Word and the Homily.We are all Disciples in Progress, AKA, Discipuli In Via.Be sure to bookmark DiscipuliInVia.com and save it as a favorite.Do you like what you hear? Visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/InViaPodcast to keep DiscipuliInVia going and growing.Join the Discipuli In Via conversation by following @InViaPodcast on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Sport your favorite Discipuli In Via apparel, or have a reminder in your home or car by clicking the "Merch Store" link on DiscipuliInVia.com

Father and Tim continue their discussion on The Roman Catholic Mass, including some often overlooked aspects of the Procession at the beginning of the Mass.  From an outsider's perspective, the procession at the beginning of Mass may be a confusing time, and many Catholics may have even forgotten what it is all about.  As with every aspect of the Mass, each element of the procession carries a certain meaning and significance.We are all Disciples in Progress, AKA, Discipuli In Via.Be sure to bookmark DiscipuliInVia.com and save it as a favorite.Do you like what you hear? Visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/InViaPodcast to keep Discipuli In Via going and growing.Join the Discipuli In Via conversation by following @InViaPodcast on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Sport your favorite Discipuli In Via apparel, or have a reminder in your home or car by clicking the "Merch Store" link on DiscipuliInVia.com

Part one of the Discipuli in Via series on the Roman Catholic Mass.  Father and Tim start to walk through what happens at Mass in a Roman Catholic Church, and father adds some further explanation and deeper understanding. Join the conversation in Twitter, @InViaPodcast

Father preaches in reference to the global pandemic, Covid-19 AKA the Corona Virus.  Is it possible that the modifications being made are actually bringing the Church back to the purpose of the Church?  Father believes so, and he makes a very compelling argument.

In preparation of the upcoming Discipuli in Via series on The Mass, Tim opens up and shares the story that led to joining the Catholic Church.  It isn't easy for a lifelong Protestant to accept when His wife converts, and even more when He feels the call for conversion Himself.

In part 2, Father and Tim discuss the appearance of Mary to St Juan Diego as Our Lady of Guadalupe, and the image emblazoned on the tilma made from cactus fibers which, despite being a half-millennium old, is still on display in the Bascilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City.We are all Disciples in Progress, AKA, Discipuli In Via.Be sure to bookmark DiscipuliInVia.com and save it as a favorite.Do you like what you hear? Visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/InViaPodcast to keep Discipuli In Via going and growing.Join the Discipuli In Via conversation by following @InViaPodcast on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Sport your favorite Discipuli In Via apparel, or have a reminder in your home or car by clicking the "Merch Store" link on DiscipuliInVia.comUsing understandable language and direct answers, The Discipuli in Via Podcast aims to use the basic teachings of the Catholic Church as a launching point for those looking for a better understanding of the Church and Christianity.  They stay away from the deep apologetics that can lead to divisiveness within the church, and pray to bring unity throughout God's creation.  Catholics, Protestants, non-Christian religious, and even agnostics and atheists will find the easy discussion and humor intriguing and listenable.  Join the discussion by tweeting @InViaPodcast

In this 2 part episode, Father and Tim approach the topic of Earthly appearances of Mary, and the interactions She has with living Humans.  These Apparitions seem to occur when the World needs them most, and often times evidence is left behind. So, why do so many people, Catholics even, write them off as fantasies of hysterical people?  They also discuss the incredible story of Our Lady of Fatima, the children to whom Mary revealed herself, and the Miracle of the Sun, witnessed by more than 70,000 people.We are all Disciples in Progress, AKA, Discipuli In Via.Be sure to bookmark DiscipuliInVia.com and save it as a favorite.Do you like what you hear? Visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/InViaPodcast to keep Discipuli In Via going and growing.Join the Discipuli In Via conversation by following @InViaPodcast on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Sport your favorite Discipuli In Via apparel, or have a reminder in your home or car by clicking the "Merch Store" link on DiscipuliInVia.comUsing understandable language and direct answers, The Discipuli in Via Podcast aims to use the basic teachings of the Catholic Church as a launching point for those looking for a better understanding of the Church and Christianity.  They stay away from the deep apologetics that can lead to divisiveness within the church, and pray to bring unity throughout God's creation.  Catholics, Protestants, non-Christian religious, and even agnostics and atheists will find the easy discussion and humor intriguing and listenable.  Join the discussion by tweeting @InViaPodcast

In an attempt to clarify and understand the basic teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, Father and Tim discuss the Catholic Church's Holy Days of Obligation.  They cover the general info about the purpose of the Holy Days, a little about each of them, and what a Holy Day should mean to a practicing Catholic.  We are all Disciples in Progress, AKA, Discipuli In Via.Be sure to bookmark DiscipuliInVia.com and save it as a favorite.Do you like what you hear? Visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/InViaPodcast to keep Discipuli In Via going and growing.Join the Discipuli In Via conversation by following @InViaPodcast on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Sport your favorite Discipuli In Via apparel, or have a reminder in your home or car by clicking the "Merch Store" link on DiscipuliInVia.comUsing understandable language and direct answers, The Discipuli in Via Podcast aims to use the basic teachings of the Catholic Church as a launching point for those looking for a better understanding of the Church and Christianity.  They stay away from the deep apologetics that can lead to divisiveness within the church, and pray to bring unity throughout God's creation.  Catholics, Protestants, non-Christian religious, and even agnostics and atheists will find the easy discussion and humor intriguing and listenable.  Join the discussion by tweeting @InViaPodcast