Practicing Catholic

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 S...

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 a text Support the show Let's get ready to practice. ...

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 a text Support the show Let's get ready to practice. Music by Benjamin Tissot and Bensound Royalty Free Music

This is one of the most essential questions in life. How do we know that God is real? The first thing we must respond to is the gift of faith. We must be open to hearing and receiving this grace. Only God can reveal Himself to us. And in choosing to respond, we open our hearts and minds to so much more. Send a text Catholic Supply Store of St LouisWe a preferred partner of the Catholic Supply Store of St. Louis. 10% of your purchase come to VMY!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate l...

Today is the last episode of the Theological Virtues. What is the difference between love and Charity? On today's show, we come to understand why the Church in the Catechism references the Theological Virtue of Charity Charity is an expression of love that goes beyond simple emotion into action. Christ is the example of true Charity in human history. His call in living the virtue of Charity inspires us to act in a new loving way centered on loving God and our neighbor. Send a text...