The Catholic Duluth Show

This week on the Catholic Duluth Show we talk about seeking out healing. We discuss physical, spiritual, emotional healing, and any other types of healing we would need. How do we diagnose our wounds and how do we actually seek to receive healing from Christ?

This week on the Catholic Duluth Show we are doing a prayer episode meditating on the Nativity. We hope that this can help you to begin praying with the Christmas readings as you continue to go through Advent and prepare for Christmas.

This week on the Catholic Duluth Show we talk about the season of Advent that we have now entered into. We discuss the dynamic of how to celebrate Advent and how to celebrate Christmas during this time. We also talk about different traditions that we have during these seasons. We also discuss the beginning of the new liturgical year and the big feasts coming up.

This week on the Catholic Duluth Show we talk about the news coming from Bishop Daniel Felton concerning St. Joseph's. With the news breaking that St. Joseph will be its own stand alone parish, Fr. Eli talks about his thoughts and what the process looked like from start to finish. We also discuss how the parish structure in the Church has changed over the years and how it might continue to change going forward.

This week on the Catholic Duluth Show we are joined by Dcn. John Foucault. We talk about why we are called to tithe, how much to tithe, and how giving helps us as much as it helps others. We finish up by talking about giving of our time and talent as well as how the UCA benefits our parishes and the whole Diocese.

This week on the Catholic Duluth Show we talk about All Saints Day and All Souls Day coming up next week. How do we think about the Saints? We talk about Heaven and eternity. What do we have All Souls day for and how do we think about death?

This week on the Catholic Duluth Show we do a prayer episode with the upcoming Sunday Gospel, Mark 10. Fr. Eli leads us through the prayer using a pirate's prayer method: ARRR. It stands for Acknowledge, Relate, Receive, and Respond.

This week on the Catholic Duluth Show we recap the clergy conference that took place this past week as well as talk briefly about St. Teresa of Avila, whose feast day is October 15th.

On this week on the Catholic Duluth Show I am joined by two of the Handmaids of the Heart of Jesus and we talk about Catechesis of the Good Shepherd. Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) is a Catholic Montessori-style education for kids which we have just started offering here at our parishes. The sisters discuss what it looks like, how it's been going so far, and what the goals of it is.

This week on the Catholic Duluth Show we discuss the feast of Our Lady of the Rosary and the connection it has to us as our Diocesan patron. We also discuss what the Diocese does and how we are a part of a larger local church than just our parish cluster.