Roar Like The Lamb

Roar Like The Lamb

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Roar Like The Lamb episodes

  • Hermits, Copyrights, and Adoration

    We're ranging a bit in this episode as we talk about a whole slew of different things. All of it comes back, as usual, to our tremendous need to listen to the Lord. Check out the show notes for links to some of the things we reference!


    Show Notes

    ReCon podcast

    "Poustinia" by Catherine Doherty

    "Luv is a Verb" - DC Talk official music video

    List of Catholic podcasts (since recording, we seem to have fallen a bit in the ratings, which is good for our humility)

    Paola & Fr. Sam are working through the Catholic Psych certification; learn more here

    "All the People Said Amen" - Matt Maher

    1 hr 1 min
  • Vulnerable

    Paola shares some beautiful testimony in this one, gives some tremendous vulnerability and lays out where she's experiencing healing, grace, and growth. She's talking insecurities, wounds, new perspectives, what it is to feel re-created, and the ways she is finding deeper and more perfect integration. It wasn't what I (Fr Sam) was expecting, and I was so moved to hear her speak this way. See what happens when people stop being polite and start being real...oh wait, sorry, that's the intro to 90's reality show The Real World... Best thing about all this - Paola never leaves anything just for herself. This is a healing and growth that she is not just sharing verbally, but is also allowing to impact her ministry.


    39 min
  • Representation matters?

    First, we would like to apologize for the long delay since we last released an episode. There have been lots of schedule issues throughout the spring and into the summer, so we've been behind on our production plan!

    In this episode, we talk about representation and how it works, or doesn't work, why it matters, or doesn't, and how we can navigate what can be a tricky area with charity.

    As summer progresses, we'll try to be regular with episodes, but may continue to experience delays. We appreciate your patience, and that you stick with us!

    58 min
  • Meet the Producer, Homily Recap, & the Gift of Human Life

    We've been after him for a long time to make an appearance, and it finally happened! Our producer Chris McHugh is with us! We're talking about Fr. Sam's homily on Divine Mercy Sunday, physician assisted suicide, and the tremendous gift of human life.

    If you'd like to hear Fr. Sam's homily, here it is - the Gospel starts around 17:20

    53 min
  • Family life, tired parents, holy children, and everything in between, with Debbie Cowden

    Imagine you, like Roar Like the Lamb, are a small Catholic podcast. One day, an email comes from EWTN, asking if one of their hosts (The Catholic Sphere) can join you for an episode to talk about a super important book (The Prayer Book for Tired Parents: Practical Ways to Grow in Love of God and Get Your Family to Heaven). We were blown away and super excited, then we met Debbie Cowden, and it got even better! Debbie and her husband Dave have produced a powerful book to help parents, let them know they are seen and supported, and offer practical tips for building up a strong foundation for family life. We're happy to call her a friend and fan of the show!

    1 hr 9 min
  • Bonus Episode: Mother Olga live at St. Pius X - Seek 2023

    We were very privileged to have Mother Olga join us at St. Pius X on March 11, 2023 for our Seek 2023 conference. Mother is the foundress of the Daughters of Mary of Nazareth. She shared some beautiful stories with us about finding God even in suffering. While the audio isn't quite the quality we would like it to be, we hope you'll listen and enjoy her amazing words!

    If you'd like to see more of Mother Olga, here's a quick video in which Mother shares some of her life from Iraq to the US and God's grace along the way.

    You might also enjoy this longer interview she gave at the 2022 Given Forum.

    1 hr 9 min
  • 3.16: Gruff, grumpy, drinking Bailey's, and cultivating Catholic culture

    On a very special episode of Roar Like the Lamb, Paola is drinking Bailey's and you better believe it's hilarious. But the real point this week is to talk about the power of having our Catholic faith really imbue everything we do. Catholic culture is real and how beautiful when we allow our faith to have space in every facet of our lives.


    What God Is Not Podcast with Mother Natalia

    The Being Human Podcast with Dr. Greg Bottaro

    46 min
  • 3.15: The Ash Wednesday Ashtravaganza

    Regretting that we have't recorded together in a few weeks, but excited about some recent interviews Fr. Sam had for The Tangent on Veritas Catholic Network, we start talking about those, before getting back to Ash Wednesday, Lent, and prayerful discernment. It's important to pay attention to the desires in our hearts, to speak those desires to the Lord, and to allow God to form, purify, and confirm the graces He offers.

    Lenten video resource from Dr. Scott Hahn and the St. Paul Center

    Women Made New has some great stuff for Lent from Crystalina Evert

    Some of you sharp-eared listeners may notice a shift in our audio about 16 minutes in. That's because we had some technical issues and we're sorry, but assure you that they were not intentional. If you don't notice an audio change, then this was all a dream...

    54 min
  • 3.14: Crinkle...or Krinkle...Either way, we support friendship and evangelization

    Starting with a new word Paola learned from a FOCUS missionary, we move into a conversation about 1 Thessalonians 2:8, comparing English translations of the Bible, parsing some of the words, and overall discussing the great gift of love and friendship in the context of ministry and mission. Check out C.S. Lewis’ The Four Loves. Crinkle. Or Krinkle. Whatever. Crush it.

    The Four Loves

    The Fellowship of Catholic University Students

    1 hr 2 min

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A Catholic lay woman and a Catholic priest working together in parish ministry unpack the complexities, joys, and challenges of daily life and how the beauty of the Gospel can bring Jesus, the Lion of…