In our last episode, we discussed how the fact that the marital act is not the holiest act within marriage and used the Church's teaching on continence within marriage (being holier) as evidence. Out of all things we touched on in that episode, we didn't think this would be so controversial. A young woman then called into the Everts' show and asked about this - their response was that this was not Church teaching. This is our response showing that the Church has, in fact, always taught that.This episode is sponsored by The Fattoria Co. Use code TRADLINE for 33% off at thefattoriaco.com to try the highest quality tallow balm and products.

In this episode, we answer listener questions on a variety of topics: the advantages of getting married young, addressing common misconceptions about veiling, unpacking the difference between subjectivism and objectivism within the Church, and tackling the controversial topic of Natural Family Planning (NFP).

“The Creator Himself and the Author of the laws of nature has established the order that must be preserved in the use of the conjugal right. According to the teachings of the Church, the primary end of marriage is the procreation and the education of children.Other ends, such as mutual aid, the cultivating of mutual love, and the quieting of concupiscence, are secondary, and not of the same rank as the first. They are subordinate to it.This principle remains true and unchangeable. It is necessary that every use of matrimony conform to the laws of God and the ends which He has established.”

-Pius XII Allocution to the Italian Catholic Union of Midwives, October 29, 1951

In this episode, we explore the Sacred Heart of Jesus devotion—a powerful and time-honored Catholic practice that’s deeply connected to family life, traditional values, and spiritual renewal.Join us as we dive into:-The origins of the Sacred Heart devotion-St. Margaret Mary Alacoque and the First Friday promises-Why this devotion matters for Catholic families today-How it inspires holiness in the home, reparation, and trust in Divine Mercy-Practical ways to live out this devotion daily, especially in the context of Catholic parenting, marriage, and spiritual leadership in the home.Whether you’re a parent trying to build a Christ-centered home, someone returning to traditional Catholic practices, or just looking to deepen your faith, this conversation offers encouragement and practical wisdom.Subscribe for weekly episodes on Catholic living, family life, faith, and tradition.📌 Don’t forget to like, comment, and share to help spread the message!Resources Mentioned:-The Devotion to the Sacred Heart, Fr John Croiset -Enthronement to the Sacred Heart guide -Litany to the Sacred Heart -Fr Ripperger on the Sacred Heart-First Friday Devotion overviewConnect with us:IG: @thetradline

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In this episode, we cover how met (and didn't hit it off), our speedy proposal & wedding, and discovering the pregnancy of our first baby. Grab a cup, get comfortable, and enjoy the first ever episode of The Trad Line!