Fr. Zarse reflects on what has taken place this week & what lies ahead

Getting thousands of people from all over the world to agree on anything is nearly impossible. Yet for centuries, saints have been unanimous: silence is essential.

In this episode, Fr. Zarse & Carson explore the transformative power of silence—its physical and psychological benefits, its role in leading us closer to God, why silence is woven into the Mass, and practical ways to cultivate it even amidst the chaos of work, kids, and everyday life.

Fr. Zarse and Carson unpack the season of Advent with insights that can reshape your month: how to enter it well, the hidden depths most Catholics overlook, the practices that transform your experience, and the real cost of jumping straight to Christmas.

Fr. Zarse and Carson reflect on the Solemnity of Christ the King—where it came from, why the Church gave us this feast, and what it looks like to let Jesus be King of every part of our lives.

Fr. Zarse unpacks the Rosary—its rich history, how it's shaped his own spiritual life, the fruits it bears, and insights that will transform the way you pray it.

Fr. Zarse and Carson reflect on our identity, how understanding it changes everything in our lives, and what eternity can look like with that in mind.

Deacon Nicholas Moragues joins the show today with Fr. Zarse and Carson to recap a recent healing retreat and share how we can apply what the clergy learned to our own lives.

Fr. Phillip Scott is an incredible speaker with a wild story to share. He joins Fr. Zarse and Carson to talk about starting a religious order, finding peace in Christ while being kidnapped (you read that right), and what he calls the Lord's "Divine Obsession" for you.

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.