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After a long (and deeply spiritual) hiatus, Methodist to the Madness returns with an episode on one of church history’s most intense figures: Catherine of Siena.
She wrote scathing letters to popes, fasted herself into visions, and once drank pus out of a bowl—voluntarily.
In this episode, we explore Catherine’s mystical life, her radical acts of service, and the thin line between holy devotion and spiritual burnout.
It’s a story of sacred intensity, unsettling choices, and what it really means to serve.
By Mary Beth, Andy, and BrianAfter a long (and deeply spiritual) hiatus, Methodist to the Madness returns with an episode on one of church history’s most intense figures: Catherine of Siena.
She wrote scathing letters to popes, fasted herself into visions, and once drank pus out of a bowl—voluntarily.
In this episode, we explore Catherine’s mystical life, her radical acts of service, and the thin line between holy devotion and spiritual burnout.
It’s a story of sacred intensity, unsettling choices, and what it really means to serve.