Trial by Fire

"I'm discerning the wrong situation with the wrong details." Stacy and Rachel discuss the difficulties of discernment, and how our own stubbornness and mortal failures can keep up from God's wants for us.

We are back with some great new content! Relationships within our lives can be incredibly difficult, and it is a greater challenge to remind ourselves to seek God and faith in our most human interactions. Join Stacy and Rachel as they navigate family, love and friendship remembering to seek the strength of their Catholic faith in their actions and thoughts.

In response to current events, Stacy and Rachel jump right into the actions of the San Francisco Diocese, the Speaker of the House and the flood of media attention their actions have thrust upon the struggling modern Catholic. This episode is designed to provide factual assessment and understanding toward a greater topic, which requires a great deal of prayer, conversation and faith. Through discussion, the reading of public letters from the Bishop of the San Francisco Diocese, and prayer, we are challenged to remind ourselves to view current events as Catholics first and to ensure we, ourselves, are worthy to receive the Eucharist when we attend mass.

With so much changing in our church and in society, it is very likely we have felt feelings of burn out or strain. That is why it is that much more imperative that we harness our faith and proudly live a Catholic life. Stacy and Rachel discuss today's societal anf faith obstacles as well as present feelings of strain and empowerment.

Stacy and Rachel are thrilled to be chatting with St. Patrick's Associate Pastor, Father David Allen. During this mini episode, we discuss how the first year of priesthood is truly a trial by fire experience as well the geunine gift priesthood is.

We have entered Holy Week, and Stacy and Rachel go over the good, bad and the ugly of their lenten experiences this season. Examining the famous figures in the Passion Story, Judas and Pontious Pilate, Stacy and Rachel reflect on our own connections to our own mortality and faults.

Rebooted Episode!!!

With the blessing of Father Beto's presence, Stacy and Rachel begin the journey of remembering why we say what we say and do what we do during the mass. Many laughs and "aha!" moments begin this great conversation to help us discover the "why"

From schedules to computer and cell phone technology, we can find ourselves developing poor habits that place us in a role of slaves to our human created systems of connection and control. We are fastly approaching the season of Lent, which grants us a timely opportunity to reflect on our current dependences that keep us from holiness. Enjoy this conversation with Stacy, Rachel and our guest host, Father Beto!!!

As Stacy hosts a reflection from the daily missal, Stacy and Rachel discuss how our previous dreams and expectations of ourselves are completely different than how life actually turns out. It is with faith and reflection that we approach God's callings for each of us, even if they aren't what we created for ourselves.

Welcome to 2022! Stacy and Rachel recap the closing of the Advent season as well as discuss the importance of transformation within the Catholic faith. Our call to change isn't an annual appeal, but can happen each time one participates in the mass. How has your faith been challenged in the dawn of the new year? Listen and find out what is in store for Stacy and Rachel through the laughs and prayers.