This is an introduction to three great traditions with I like to remember with the acronym PAM!  A lot of people have left the Catholic institution, but these are ideas worth exploring! 

This is a short explanation of why I named the podcast Om Sunday! My hope is it will lead you to new places in your own spiritual journey, places you’ve never been to before, maybe even places that you never knew existed!

The religion of our time is "interspirituality" according to Catholic monk Brother Wayne Teasdale who combined the traditions of Christianity, Hinduism, and Buddhism in the way of the Christian sannyasa.  

What does it mean to use that label 'catholic' in today's world?  Is it about being part of an enormous institution? Is it about the obligation to go to church on Sunday? Or does it have to do with how you live your life and how your actions affect people and the planet? If you are one of the 40 million Catholics who don't go to church anymore, I'd love to share your story and hear where you're now finding the joy and connection you had hoped to find in the pews. 

Email me at [email protected].  See all episodes at OmSunday.com 

Most Catholics no longer go to church. Things are changing, and change is the natural movement of the universe. There are as many reasons why people are no longer going to church as there are people. Everyone has a unique and important story. We’d love to explore ‘where’ you are finding joy and connection now. 

Learn more about Om Sunday host Danny Amos and share your story with this new community.  To share your story, email Danny Amos at [email protected]. Also visit us at OmSunday.com and facebook.com/OmSunday

Om Sunday is an inter-spiritual podcast for people who no longer participate in the institutional Catholic church but  who continue to seek spiritual intelligence, a contemplative and humble life, and a community filled with joy.  

Research shows there are more Catholics now who don’t go to church than there are who do, about 40 million in the US alone.  Join Danny Amos for news, commentary, interviews, and curious exploration into places you may have never ventured before.  

Visit us at omsunday.com and facebook.com/OmSunday