Fr. Zarse and Carson explore humility—the foundation of every other virtue.

Fr. Zarse just got back from Rome & Assisi with Julie Krause. He shares stories and reflections from visiting the four major basilicas, the tomb of St. Francis, the resting place of Blessed Carlo Acutis, the Holy Stairs, the relic of the True Cross, and even the Manger from Bethlehem.

Fr. Zarse and Carson break down Lectio Divina in a way that’s both simple and deep—accessible for someone praying it for the first time and enriching for those who practice it daily.

Fr. Zarse and Carson explore the 7 spiritual works of mercy, showing how each one offers a powerful way to love Jesus and serve Him in the lives of others.

Fr. Columba Jordan's Video: https://youtu.be/hj4SuTADaXk?si=-7T_uBwgKRd-Rwm1

You sent the questions, and Fr. Joseph had some fun answering them! In this episode, he joins Fr. Zarse and Carson to talk about his love for dancing and music, African animals, and even his push-up contests.

Fr. Joseph Asante has arrived! He chats with Fr. Zarse and Carson to share his journey across the world, his passion for soccer, what he calls his “international stomach,” the joy of being a priest, and his first impressions of life in his new home.

Fr. Zarse and Carson share the dramatic story of St. Moses the Black—a gang leader, robber, and murder suspect whose conversion was driven by fasting and who later became a priest. They discuss how fasting transforms our hearts and how it allows us to share in God’s plan of salvation for others.

Emily Dumler joins Fr. Zarse and Carson to talk about marriage enrichment—how it impacts our holiness, why it’s worth investing in your marriage, and practical ways to do it.

Fr. Zarse and Carson unpack the mental, spiritual, and even physical health benefits of praying the Rosary. They discuss how to grow in devotion, why we pray it, and how to go deeper with it in prayer.

Deacon Nicholas joins Fr. Zarse and Carson for a powerful conversation on redemptive suffering. Living with cystic fibrosis, diabetes, and arthritis, frequent hospital visits are a part of his story—but so is joy. Rather than becoming bitter, Deacon Nicholas has learned to offer his suffering for the sanctity of others and become grateful for his cross.