Welcome to Episode 21 of the Catholic Frequency Podcast! In this episode, we dive deep into the world of the permanent diaconate with two inspiring guests: Deacon Richard from the Archdiocese of Toronto and Deacon Jim from the Diocese of Allentown, Pennsylvania. Together, my co-host Jan and I explore the origins, responsibilities, and spiritual journey of becoming a permanent deacon.

In this thought-provoking episode of the Catholic Frequency podcast, we dive into a deep conversation with biblical scholar and classic historian Imperator, exploring the timeless teachings of Saint Thomas Aquinas on the virtues. From the cardinal virtues of prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance to the theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity, we unpack how these principles guide human flourishing and align with our ultimate purpose.

In this short special reflection, we explore the profound devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a cornerstone of Catholic spirituality centered around Christ's love and mercy. We trace its roots and spread through the visions of Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque in 17th-century France, its theological significance, and its impact on Catholic practice. Join us as we discuss how this devotion has shaped the lives of the faithful, the role of Saint Claude La Colombière, and how it continues to inspire Catholics today.

Join us for another enlightening session on the "Catholic Frequency Podcast" where we continue our deep dive into the "Lies of the Sexual Revolution" with Sean Berube. In this second part, we explore the Catholic perspective on healthy sexuality, contrasting it with the misconceptions propagated since the 1960s. Sean shares insights on how to navigate contemporary challenges with faith, wisdom, and a commitment to truth.

In this episode of the Catholic Frequency Podcast, we explore the cardinal virtue of temperance—the practice of self-control and moderation. Discover how temperance guides us toward spiritual growth, self-mastery, and true freedom by helping us balance our desires and impulses. Drawing on the wisdom of Saint Thomas Aquinas and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, we discuss practical ways to incorporate temperance into daily life, strengthen relationships, and honor God through mindful living. Learn how this essential virtue can lead to a more fulfilling and virtuous life in alignment with Catholic teachings.

Join us for a riveting discussion with Imperator as we explore the complex and often misunderstood topic of evil. In this episode, we delve into the theological and philosophical aspects of evil, its origins, and its impact on human history.

This episode delves into the pivotal role of the family in society, exploring how its strength or breakdown directly affects the social fabric. We discuss the historical and moral foundations of family life, the impact of modern ideologies like the sexual revolution, and how these changes influence societal behavior and values.

Welcome to episode 13 of the Catholic Frequency podcast, where we dive into the Catholic Land Movement to explore the movement's roots in early 20th-century Catholic social action, its focus on returning to agrarian lifestyles, and how it aligns with Catholic teachings on stewardship and community. Michael outlines the movement's goals of rural resettlement, skill-sharing, and fostering a deeper connection to faith through land ownership and production.

A discussion on the typological connections between the Old Testament Ark of the Covenant and Mary as the Ark of the New Testament, focusing on Luke 1.

In this thought-provoking conversation, Sean Berube joins us to delve deep into the cultural and moral implications of the sexual revolution. From exploring the ancient warnings within the King Arthur myth to dissecting the modern-day consequences of shifting societal norms, we discuss how the celebration of lust has historically and currently impacted civilization. Sean shares insights from his own journey, highlighting the virtues of truth, goodness, and beauty as antidotes to the pervasive lies of our time.