Catholic Doctrine: Baptism

Matthew 6:19-23 Jesus at the Center

In this episode, I discuss the Gospel reading for Friday, the 11th week of Ordinary time. Matthew 6:19-23 "Where your treasure is, there also will your heart be." The heart is the center and everything in your life orbits around it. Is your center you? Or is your center Jesus? Instagram and Threads: @Catholic_Piety Substack: CatholicPiety.com [http://CatholicPiety.com]

The Pope, The Rock and the Office of the Keys

In this weeks episode, I explain the “Key” to understanding Matthew 16 and the institution of the Papacy is not solely focused on the linguistics of the words used for Rock. The key is found in Isaiah 22. Please like and subscribe! To find show notes and links to all the YouTube Videos visit CatholicPiety.com Follow me on Socials: X: @CatholicPiety Instagram: @CatholicPietyonPurpose

Catholic Doctrine: Baptism

It this weeks episode we discuss the Catholic Doctrine of Baptism. Going a little deeper than perhaps what you learned in OCIA, we dig into the scriptural defense for baptismal regeneration, infant baptism and what the successors of the Apostles and early church practiced.

3 Paths to God's Will

In this episode, I'm tackling one of the most agonizing questions we face: "What is God's will for my life?" So often, we stand at a crossroads paralyzed by fear, treating God's will like a divine scavenger hunt where picking the wrong door will ruin the blueprint for our entire existence. But I'm here to share that we might be asking the wrong question. Knowing God's will isn't primarily about the specific job you take, the city you live in, or who you marry; it is entirely about your state of life. In this video, I break down The 3 Paths to Knowing God's Will.

I Miss the TLM

In this weeks episode I express my thoughts on the Traditional Latin Mass following recent ecclesiastical restrictions. Although I do not identify as a strict traditionalist, I deeply value the spiritual beauty and history associated with pre-Vatican II liturgy. I highlight my experiences at St. Ann’s in Charlotte, and how the community previously enjoyed a peaceful coexistence between different liturgical styles. The current lack of accessibility to these traditions, which has forced many devoted families to travel long distances to worship are difficult. We are one holy, Catholic and Apostolic church and it is my prayer that the traditional expressions of faith can once again flourish together without restrictions.