Living Catholic with Monsignor Don Wolf

Returning home for the holidays is a journey filled with nostalgia and unexpected changes. Imagine coming back from college only to find that the house you left feels both familiar and different. 

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Monsignor Don Wolf is a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. Living Catholic also broadcasts on Oklahoma Catholic Radio several times per week, with new episodes airing every Sunday.

Explore how the Christmas season can still hold deep spiritual significance amidst the hustle and bustle of commercialization. Father Wolf explores the intersection of secular and religious celebrations, examining how holidays like Christmas, Halloween, and Thanksgiving weave into societal norms while retaining their Christian roots. 

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Monsignor Don Wolf is a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. Living Catholic also broadcasts on Oklahoma Catholic Radio several times per week, with new episodes airing every Sunday.

What if a single encounter could transform an entire continent's faith and culture? Join us as we uncover the fascinating story of Juan Diego and Our Lady of Guadalupe. This episode seeks to enrich your understanding of faith's profound impact on history, as we recount the miraculous events of 1531 on Tepeyac Hill. Discover how a humble convert's vision of the Virgin Mary not only integrated native culture into the Christian faith but also sparked a spiritual awakening that reverberates through centuries.

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Monsignor Don Wolf is a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. Living Catholic also broadcasts on Oklahoma Catholic Radio several times per week, with new episodes airing every Sunday.

What if the Advent season isn't just a countdown to Christmas, but a chance to truly begin anew in our spiritual lives? Explore the transformative power of Advent, a time for reflection and intentional living. By being mindful of the present moment, we can break free from the monotony of routines and embrace each day with renewed significance.

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Monsignor Don Wolf is a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. Living Catholic also broadcasts on Oklahoma Catholic Radio several times per week, with new episodes airing every Sunday.

What if the true essence of kingship could transform your understanding of faith and community? Discover the profound significance of Christ the King as we explore how this majestic kingship marks the culmination of the liturgical year. Through insights from medieval theology, we unravel the profound implications of Christ’s royal and personal presence within the Church and the world. By examining historical and theological perspectives, we aim to deepen your appreciation of how Christ’s kingship can powerfully transform your faith and the world around you.

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Monsignor Don Wolf is a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. Living Catholic also broadcasts on Oklahoma Catholic Radio several times per week, with new episodes airing every Sunday.

Join me as I give my take on the controversial new movie: "Conclave." Is it as disparaging as some in the commentariat have claimed? Let's discuss.  

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Monsignor Don Wolf is a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. Living Catholic also broadcasts on Oklahoma Catholic Radio several times per week, with new episodes airing every Sunday.

Can miracles stand up to the scrutiny of modern science? Join as we tackle this provocative question head-on, exploring the realm where faith meets reason. We'll journey into how the New Testament's miracles are viewed today, often overshadowed by scientific explanations and technological advances. Yet, despite a world leaning toward skepticism, the possibility of witnessing a miracle as described in the Gospels could stir a forgotten wonder and rekindle faith. This episode promises a deep reflection on the role of miracles, challenging the notion that science has diminished their power to inspire awe.

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Monsignor Don Wolf is a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. Living Catholic also broadcasts on Oklahoma Catholic Radio several times per week, with new episodes airing every Sunday.

Ever wondered how your faith can guide your choices at the ballot box? Join as we unpack the spiritual and moral dimensions of voter participation. In an era where political campaigns often skew toward negativity and dishonesty, we explore the powerful role faith can play in fostering hope and resilience. Together, let's challenge the stereotypes that equate advocating for Christian values with Christian nationalism and instead focus on how collective virtue can enhance the common good. 

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Monsignor Don Wolf is a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. Living Catholic also broadcasts on Oklahoma Catholic Radio several times per week, with new episodes airing every Sunday.

Halloween might not be the sinister celebration some claim it to be. Join me as I challenge the notion that Halloween inherently fosters demonic influences, and instead, spotlight the genuine manifestations of evil in our lives—those often masked as societal norms and personal battles. 

This episode is a re-broadcast from October 30, 2022. 

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Monsignor Don Wolf is a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. Living Catholic also broadcasts on Oklahoma Catholic Radio several times per week, with new episodes airing every Sunday.

Ever wondered how the boundary between life and death can shape our spiritual journey? Together, we'll uncover the significance of Halloween in relation to All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day, offering insights into how the lives of those who've passed continue to influence us. By examining the haunting story of King Saul and the witch of Endor, we confront the forbidden arts of necromancy and reflect on the delicate balance between honoring the dead and respecting the divine boundaries of life and death. 

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Monsignor Don Wolf is a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. Living Catholic also broadcasts on Oklahoma Catholic Radio several times per week, with new episodes airing every Sunday.