Stacy & Stacy

Don't miss this one! Stacy & Stacy share with you the beautiful and powerful prayer called the Breastplate of St. Patrick. You can literally put on this armor to protect your loved ones from spiritual attack. If you have kids, pray this prayer for them. You can pray for anyone. Join us and learn more. 

Links from This Episode

• Breastplate of St. Patrick | Stacy & Stacy
• Memorial of Saint Vincent de Paul, Priest | USCCB

Stacy & Stacy talk about angels and demons and go through a little lesson on what St. Thomas, the Catechism, and the Bible say about these bodiless spirits. They are with you right now, all around. Prayer shields you from the demons, and that's one reason you need to pray without ceasing.

Links from This Episode

• The Science of Angels | Catholic Answers
• Monday of the Twenty-sixth Week in Ordinary Time | USCCB

Stacy & Stacy talk about the Scripture for today when Christ asks, "Who do you say that I am?" Then they talk about time, from the perspective of the Cs-133 atom and how our moments are so fleeting. It's a chemistry lesson, but one that will remind that the Creator of the Universe, Our Lord, is FAITHFUL.

Links from This Episode

• Cesium the Day! - The Catholic Thing
• Memorial of Saint Pius of Pietrelcina, Priest | USCCB

Stacy & Stacy discuss today's Scripture on vanity, what it means and how it relates to issues we deal with in our time. Then they talk about transgenderism, something that affects many families including one of theirs. What is this strange new language of sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, gender fluidity? How do we love those who are part of this LGBT issue and also teach the truth about salvation? This is a hard but necessary episode.

Links from This Episode

• The Church's Position on "Transgenderism" | Catholic Answers
• Mental Healthcare for Gender Dysphoria in Children and Adolescents
• Thursday of the Twenty-fifth Week in Ordinary Time | USCCB

Stacy & Stacy discuss todays reading for the Feast of St. Matthew. Then they discuss the recent Pew Research Poll on the U.S. religious landscape. Young adults are "switching out" of religion, and if this continues at the rate it is happening now, by 2070 Christians will be in the minority in our country. Stacy & Stacy bring the reading on mercy into how we evangelize to the next generation.

Links from This Episode

• Feast of Saint Matthew, Apostle and evangelist | USCCB
• Modeling the Future of Religion in America | Pew Research Center

Stacy & Stacy discuss the Korean martyrs whom we remember today and the Scriptures on victory. Then they consider vocation in the second half of life when the kids are grown, based on an article at First Things.

Links from This Episode

• Vocation in the Second Half of Your Life | Daniel P. Moloney | First Things

Stacy & Stacy discuss Scripture for today and evolution. The discussion about Young Earth Creationism is back, and it seems that it is a function of the mistrust in science from the COVID-19 pandemic. What do Christians make of evolution? Listen in for a reflection on today's Scripture and the science and theology of evolution.

Stacy & Stacy talk about a New York Times article that asks if we'd go back to our childhood home. Everyone has some pain in childhood to face. In thinking about what kind of older people we want to be, it's good to find the courage to face what hurt you and heal the wounds so they don't become scars and callouses in old age. Sometimes all it takes is a friend!

NOTE: We apologize for the audio issues in today's podcast. We are working hard to produce these ourselves and learn all we need to know to make it high quality. Today, Stacy T's Yeti Blue microphone has worn out after four years. She purchased a new one! Also, her granddaughter Evelyn paid a visit during this episode. Keeping it real!

Stacy & Stacy discuss the benefits of going back to school as adults to study Scripture and Philosophy. Would you do it?

Stacy & Stacy talk about the controversy among Catholics over attending invalid non-Catholic weddings. Whew! We never knew this was such an issue, and we wonder why this is. Then we tell you what we think and what we know. Do not forget the works of the Lord!

Facebook Post about the Wedding Controversy