In this episode of the Catholic Frequency Podcast, we talk to Fr. Derlis Garcia, the Pro-Life Director for the Diocese of Brownsville about pro life issues including protecting the unborn and protecting all human life from conception to natural death.

In this episode of the Catholic Frequency, we talk to Father Chad Arnold, Vocations Director for the Diocese of Wichita about the high number of vocations the diocese has been blessed with over the last few years.

October is Respect Life Month in the Catholic Church and our faith teaches that life begins at conception and continues until natural death. Today, we chat with Father Derlis Garcia about pro-life issues.

This episode on Logical Fallacies is the fourth of our series on Philosophy. Logical fallacies often infiltrate our thoughts, beliefs, and conversations without our knowledge. We'll talk about the Straw Man Fallacy, the False Dichotomy, the Slippery Slope Fallacy and Emotional Reasoning.

This is the third podcast of our series on Philosophy.

The traditional order of reception of the sacraments of initiation reflected this: first baptism, followed by confirmation, and finally the Eucharist. These sacraments “lay the foundations of every Christian life” (emphasis in original). There is a natural and sensible rhythm to these sacraments. In this episode we talk about the few Catholic dioceses in the U.S. who've returned to that traditional order and interview Bishop James Wall, of the Diocese of Gallup.

This is the second podcast of our series on Philosophy. In the previous episode, we established that Christians should prioritize the truth as something of extreme importance, according to the teachings of the Bible, especially those of Jesus. He proclaimed the truth as a primary reason of His coming to Earth, and even called Himself the truth.

So, while not all Christians should be expected to become full-time philosophers, the importance of philosophy cannot be understated when it comes to the life of a Christian. We are expected to at least love the truth and seek for it, though that may be expressed in different ways by different people.

What is Philosophy and Why Is It Relevant In All Areas of Study and Life

What is the Sacrament of Confirmation? Today we talk about one of the seven Sacraments of the Catholic Church.

In Episode 8 we have our first conversation about "Catholic Lingo."