<p>On this feast day of Saint Francis of Assisi, Cale explores the lesson of today’s Gospel featuring Martha and Mary: Jesus doesn’t want “yours” as much as he wants YOU. Saint Francis’ whole life was such a great example of just that.</p>

On this feast day of Saint Francis of Assisi, Cale explores the lesson of today’s Gospel featuring Martha and Mary: Jesus doesn’t want “yours” as much as he wants YOU. Saint Francis’ whole life was such a great example of just that.

Don’t Just Do Something, Sit There

The Cale Clarke Show is a place where faith, facts, and fun collide!  -  The word “Catholic” means “universal”. Our faith is for everyone, and touches on every aspect of our lives — our worship, our work, and the world around us. Cale unpacks how a Catholic perspective affects the nitty-gritty of everyday life. Cale also looks at what’s happening in the culture through a Catholic lens, and answers your questions, live! You’ll learn fascinating facts, hear candid conversations, and have some laughs to lighten your day.

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The Cale Clarke Show is a place where faith, facts, and fun collide! - The word “Catholic” means “universal”. Our faith is for everyone, and touches on every aspect of our lives — our worship, our work, and the world around us. Cale unpacks how a Catholic perspective affects the nitty-gritty of everyday life. Cale also looks at what’s happening in the culture through a Catholic lens, and answers your questions, live! You’ll learn fascinating facts, hear candid conversations, and have some laughs to lighten your day.

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