Seven Mile Chats

Julia speaks with Cat Cooley who is a co-host of The Biblical Woman podcast and is a part of Simply Devoted Ministries, a blog for Christian women. They talk about the prayer between Tobias and Sarah on their wedding night from the Book of Tobit.

Julia talks with Erin Kinsella, a consecrated virgin from the Archdiocese of Ottawa who just finished her MTS with a thesis on the Theology of the Suffering Body, and who is a co-host of the In the Thicket podcast. They chat about Matthew's account of Jesus walking on water.

Julia talks with Matt Crews, Director of Evangelization for a parish in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston and co-host of the Catholic& Podcast, about the Road to Emmaus- the passage from which this podcast gets its name!

Julia recaps the last year with the podcast and where she is at today as well as the readings for the 16th Wednesday in Ordinary Time (Exodus 16: 1-5, 9-15; Psalm 78: 18-28; Matthew 13"1-9) and the Gospel for the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time (John 6:1-15).

Julia speaks with one of her longtime friends from Catholic University, Susan Tramazzo, about Matthew 27:51 and its connections to the Old Testament and the Jewish faith.

Julia speaks with the Vice President of Equipping the Saints, Robert Feduccia, about Zechariah 3, forgiveness, shame, and their connections to John 8.

Julia speaks with actress, writer, podcaster, and mother, Patty Kiernan from the podcast Crazy Catholic Lady about the post-resurrection story of Jesus and Peter from John's Gospel.

Julia gives an update on the status of this podcast so far in 2021 and also gives a shout out to some of her fellow Catholic podcast friends- The Catholic Podcast Collective, A Shower of Roses Podcast, The Feminine Genius Podcast, Pop Culture Catechism, and The Holy Ruckus..

Julia talks with one of her long time friends, Gina Swanda, about her journey as a parent and foster parent and her connection to Jeremiah 29:11.

Julia chats with the husband of a recent guest (Sally Santellano), Louis Santellano, about honoring the Sabbath day in Mark 2: 23-28.