A message for those healing from hurt within the Church, or friends trying to bring another soul back Home. Maggie brings her compassionate outlook to help others work through the healing process and re-embrace the Father's merciful gaze. Through the help of the Holy Family in their spiritual parenthood, Maggie's story has become one of passion, empathy, and redemption in leading the way for healing within the Catholic Church. 

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Luke has a real gift in interacting with others. He genuinely cares for and loves those he sees walking to class, sitting next to him, and or the person he meets out and about. In each conversation, he brings Christ to others through conversation and practicing virtue by taking time for those around him. 

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If you're like me, you've grown up solely around the Roman Catholic Church. Sean, raised Roman Catholic, describes his recent interest in the Byzantine and Eastern Rite of the Catholic Church. Whether you know all about the Eastern Church, or nothing at all--this podcast is a wonderful place to hear how others worship and love the Lord. 

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Christ is waiting at the altar for you, will you run to him?

This episode, Maggie teaches us about how the Passion of Christ brings us near to Him and others, and remaining child like before the Lord. There is no short coming of philosophy and intellect throughout this episode in Maggie's poetic understanding of Christ's love for her. 

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Waking up in the middle of the night, sitting down with someone when you "don't have the time for it", or choosing love over anger--all are self sacrifices on behalf of another. In the little things, we must always remember Who we are serving, rather than dragging our feet when faced with a moment of serving someone. How can you live out Christ's Passion and Resurrection in your daily interactions, moments of ingratitude, and days when you have nothing left within you?

Grace brings her heartwarming stories as a Resident Assistant at Benedictine, where she has learned that serving others is truly serving Christ, and that we are all called to a self sacrificial love. When we think of ourselves less, the Lord can work miracles.

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Giving of yourself isn't easy. Nor is it boring, useless, or sorrowful. This episode looks at what it means to seek the Lord for strength, and push past our stubborn heart to see God in each person. We are called for a life that focuses not on ourselves, but gazing upon others as Christ gazes upon us. 

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Gas light, gate keep, girl boss? We don't know her.

Join Alyssa as we talk about what authentic femininity is and embracing the true roles of male and female that God has created. This doesn't mean women are stuck in a kitchen, living meek and passive lives. Let's lean on St. Joan of Arc's example and cultivate a sense of feminine leadership through remaining in God's grace and purpose.

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Switching it up with a solo episode all about Mary's intercession. Why do we pray to Mary? What does it mean to pray to Mary? Do prayers to Mary take away from prayers to Christ? This episode is perfect for the Protestant who doesn't understand Marian intercession, or for the evangelist hoping to learn how to explain Mary's importance.

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Trusting the Lord wholeheartedly isn't easy. Especially when those around you might think differently of your for your actions. Dani and Eve look at what true identity in Christ is, what that means when we trust in the Lord, and going beyond the people-pleasing mentality.

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