This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss approaching Christ as the Divine Physician and why it is so important for our spiritual lives to see Him as such. 

Well folks we did, we got an interview with the newly named, Bishop-elect Daniel Felton who will be serving as the 10th Bishop of the Diocese of Duluth, MN. Bishop-elect currently serves as the Vicar General in our Diocese of Green Bay and on the show he tells us his vocation story, what it is like to be named a Bishop, and his love for the Holy Spirit and the mission that He gives each of us. 

Let's go back to basics when it comes to discernment. In this episode, Taylor and Father Mark discuss some of the most basic elements of discernment for the religious life, priesthood, and marriage. 

This week, Taylor and Father Mark take their cue on from St. Francis de Sales and discuss spiritual distractions. They dive into how otherwise ordinary things can truly drag you away from the good things that Lord desires to give you, namely, Himself. 

Christos Anesti! 
This week, Taylor and Father Mark reflect on Easter, specifically the joy and hope that comes from truly allowing the Triduum to inform your entire life. 
Be sure to renew your hope this Easter season so that, keeping the end in mind, you may always have the joy that comes from a life lived with Christ. 

This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Father Daniel Schuster to discuss Holy Week and the Triduum. Father Mark and Father Schuster speak about what it is like from the perspective of the priest and how we can all enter more deeply into this sacred time. 
Be sure to listen before Holy Week to take the tips that are discussed to heart and share with family and friends to help them enter more deeply as well. 

It is finally here!
This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Father John Girotti, the Vicar for Canonical Services at the Diocese of Green Bay (don't worry, he explains what that means in the show). 
Father John answers some of the questions that you all submitted with his usual dose of humor, pastoral care, and wisdom.
Be sure to submit any other questions that you may have to [email protected] because we will certainly have him back on the show to get to the questions that we missed and the others that will be submitted. 
Thank you for your questions and for the ones that are yet to come! 
Be sure to share this episode with anyone you think has some of the questions that we tackled. 

This week, Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Father José who shares his vocation story and how he came to know that God was calling him to be a priest. 
Our hope from the beginning of this podcast was to sit down with people who are settled in their vocation and have them speak to how God worked in their hearts for them to know he was calling them. Father José's story will inspire you so be sure to share this with a friend or family who you think will benefit from hearing his story as well. 
Be sure to also submit your question for Father John Girotti by Friday, March 19th to: 
[email protected]. If you are one of the first 30 people to do so, we will send you a podcast sticker! 

This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss the final Lenten observance in our series, almsgiving. They open up some of the more ancient roots, why it is a necessary spiritual discipline, and also acknowledge the difficulty that surrounds it. 
Be sure to submit your questions for Father Girotti to answer by emailing: 
[email protected] and the guys will send you a sticker if you are one of the first 30 people to do so. 
Continued Lenten blessings! 

This week, continuing with the Lenten theme, Taylor and Father Mark discuss fasting. They discuss the need for fasting, experiences with it, and how to incorporate it more into your own spiritual life. 
Be sure to submit your questions for Father John Girotti by emailing them to: 
[email protected]
The first 30 people will receive a podcast sticker in the mail!