Conquer Catholic Guilt: How to Examine Your Conscience Without Scrupulosity or Shame

Pope Leo XIV's Encyclical on AI: Let's Jump In

In this epsiode, we take the time to break down Pope Leo XIV's Encyclical Letter, Magnifica Humanitas, in depth so that you can grow in understanding of the purpose and breadth of the Church's social teaching, and how to approach the use of AI and technology without compromising your Catholic faith. We cover why the Church releases documents like this, how teachings develop, and why the Church has an important role to play in conversations about modern technology. Some may believe that the Church has no place to speak on a topic as complicated as AI and technology, but we break down why the Church not only CAN speak about these topics, but absolutely *should*.

God’s Approachability: Touching the Eucharist, Signs of Affection, and Intimacy with Jesus

In this episode, we talk about what reverence actually means, whether Catholics sometimes unintentionally treat God like He’s distant or untouchable, and how Jesus constantly reveals Himself as deeply holy *and* deeply approachable. We discuss fear, intimacy with God, the Eucharist, and how receiving Jesus should draw us closer to Him — not keep us at arm’s length. We also get into why affection and intimacy with God can feel especially difficult for men, and how men and women often experience their relationship with God differently.

Conquer Catholic Guilt: How to Examine Your Conscience Without Scrupulosity or Shame

In this episode, we dive into confession, conscience, and the fine line between conviction and scrupulosity. We talk about what actually makes a sin mortal, how to discern grave matter, and how to examine your conscience without spiraling into shame or anxiety.    We also explore what confession can look like when you’re not bringing major sins, but instead trying to understand the deeper roots beneath recurring habits, temptations, and disordered desires.    Along the way, we address “Catholic guilt,” unhealthy self-scrutiny, and the temptation to start scrutinizing everyone else too. Because the truth is: we rarely know the full story of what’s happening in another person’s heart.

Why We (Still) Need Miracles

Miracles are one of the most fascinating parts of Christianity, but what are they for?   In this episode, we explore what miracles actually are, why Jesus performed them, and whether or not miracles have decreased since the time of the Apostles. We also chat about healing Masses, miraculous healings, and the tension between healthy skepticism and genuine openness to God’s power.   This conversation is less about chasing signs and more about understanding what miracles are meant to point us toward. Hint: It's God.

Why We (Still) Need Miracles

Miracles are one of the most fascinating parts of Christianity, but what are they for? In this episode, we explore what miracles actually are, why Jesus performed them, and whether or not miracles have decreased since the time of the Apostles. We also chat about healing Masses, miraculous healings, and the tension between healthy skepticism and genuine openness to God’s power. This conversation is less about chasing signs and more about understanding what miracles are meant to point us toward. Hint: It's God.