A 33-Day Dedication to Our Eucharistic Jesus (Guest: Fr. Ignatius Schweitzer, O.P. )

A 33-Day Dedication to Our Eucharistic Jesus (Guest: Fr. Ignatius Schweitzer, O.P. )

Fr. Mark welcomes back Fr. Ignatius Schweitzer, O.P. to discuss the new book he co-authored with Fr. Jesse Maingot, O.P. — How to Be His: A 33-Day Dedication to Our Eucharistic Jesus. Fr. Ignatius shares powerful insights on belonging to Christ through the Eucharist, the fruits of adoration, how the Word of God unlocks the mystery of the Blessed Sacrament, and practical ways to grow in intimacy with Jesus present in the tabernacle and at Mass. Drawing from the saints and his own experience, this conversation offers encouragement for anyone longing to deepen their relationship with the Eucharistic Lord — perfect for personal devotion or group study. A hopeful and practical episode for the Eucharistic Revival and everyday Catholic life.

A 33-Day Dedication to Our Eucharistic Jesus (Guest: Fr. Jesse Maingot, O.P.)

Fr. Mark welcomes Dominican priest Fr. Jesse Maingot, O.P. (co-author with Fr. Ignatius Schweitzer, O.P.) to discuss their new book How to Be His: A 33-Day Dedication to Our Eucharistic Jesus. Fr. Jesse shares his powerful reversion story — from New Age and agnosticism to a life-changing encounter with Christ through a deacon at Mass — and why the Eucharist became the center of his priesthood and ministry. Together they explore practical ways to deepen intimacy with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, the fruits of adoration, how it prolongs and intensifies the graces of Mass, and powerful insights from the saints on living as Christ’s own. Perfect for anyone seeking a deeper relationship with Jesus in the Eucharist, whether preparing for the Eucharistic Revival or simply longing to belong more fully to Him.

Why Feminism Can't Be Fused with Christianity (Guest: Dr. Carrie Gress)

Fr. Mark welcomes Catholic author and speaker Carrie Gress to discuss her powerful new book Something Wicked: Why Feminism Can't Be Fused with Christianity. In this timely conversation, Carrie explains why the feminist movement, rooted in Marxism, envy, contempt for men, and radical autonomy, is fundamentally incompatible with Christian anthropology. She contrasts it with John Paul II's vision of women, complementarity, fruitfulness, and authentic femininity grounded in Scripture and the dignity of the human person. From the historical roots of feminism and its quasi-religious structure to the importance of motherhood, beauty, spiritual maternity, and the genius of women as life-givers, this episode offers clarity and hope for rebuilding a culture that honors the true gifts of men and women. A must-listen for anyone navigating today's gender debates, marriage, family, and the role of women in the Church and world.

The Indwelling Trinity with St. Elisabeth (Guest: Fr. Ignatius Schweitzer, O.P.)

Fr. Mark sits down with Fr. Ignatius Schweitzer, O.P., spiritual director at St. Joseph’s Seminary and co-author of Named for Glory: Saint Elisabeth of the Trinity’s Identity and Mission, to discuss the spirituality of St. Elisabeth of the Trinity. Discover how the Indwelling Trinity offers living water in our noisy world — turning daily distractions, exhaustion, and ordinary moments into deep prayer and peace. Practical wisdom on recollection, contemplative prayer, and living as a “praise of glory.” A must-listen for anyone seeking deeper union with God.

Restoring the Family and the Mission of Men (Guest: Pete Burak)

As marriage rates plummet and "woke" ideologies fail to deliver on their promises, Pete Burak argues that the solution lies in the fundamental cell of society: the family. In this episode, Pete shares practical, hard-won lessons from 15 years of marriage, offering a roadmap for young people who are hesitant to say "I do."