Practicing Catholic

Peter's Denial an Example to All

On today's episode, we look at St. Peter's denial. This is a well-known element of Jesus's Passion, Death, and Resurrection. However, when we reflect on Peter's denial in light of the rest of his life's work, we see how St. Peter overcomes weakness and fear. St. Peter becomes a leader who boldly proclaims the risen Christ. St. Peter becomes a man driven by the mission of building Christ's Church. St. Peter becomes an example of how FAITH ENABLES ALTERNATIVE REALITIES. In the end, like St. Peter, we can choose our direction. May his example inspire us to overcome the fear that is keeping us from building the Kingdom of God. Send us a textSupport the showLet's get ready to practice. Music by Benjamin Tissot and Bensound Royalty Free Music

The Wedding Feast of Cana

On today's episode, we look at the Wedding Feast of Cana to help unlock more understanding. During Lent, we are asked to participate in our faith through prayer, alms, and fasting. Talking time to reflect on this story hopes to help us drive greater joy from this preparation period ahead of the joy of Easter. Mary's example at the wedding feast of Cana:Teaches us how to pray betterRespond to God's direction in our lives Recognize the true transformative power of Christ's love. Send us a textSupport the showLet's get ready to practice. Music by Benjamin Tissot and Bensound Royalty Free Music

The Annunciation

The study of the Annunciation can teach us much. We celebrate this wonderful Marian feast every year on March 25, 2025.  Spending time reflecting, not just on what the Blessed Mother said but also on how profound her choice was, can help lead us to a deeper yes in our own faith.  Send us a textSupport the showLet's get ready to practice. Music by Benjamin Tissot and Bensound Royalty Free Music

What's My Purpose?

How we approach life's biggest questions can undoubtedly impact not only our perspective but also our actions. In today's episode, we discuss our purpose. For Catholics, our purpose is simple: We are called to know God, love God, and serve God. When we begin to place Christ and his Church at the center of our lives, the impact is dramatic. We will also discuss prayer, reconciliation, and Mass to help us fulfill this purpose. Send us a textSupport the showLet's get ready to practice. Music by Benjamin Tissot and Bensound Royalty Free Music

Why do bad things happen to good people?

Practicing faith can be complicated, especially when we or someone we love is going through a difficult situation. We ask, "Why me?" "Why would God allow this to happen?" In today's episode, we examine the cross of Christ to gain a deeper, more profound understanding of faith rooted in redemption, leading us to a greater love of Christ.Send us a textSupport the showLet's get ready to practice. Music by Benjamin Tissot and Bensound Royalty Free Music