
The Theological Virtues
The Theological Virtues are directly related to our relationship with God, but what are they and how do we practice them?

The Theological Virtues are directly related to our relationship with God, but what are they and how do we practice them?


What is the lectionary and what does it have to do with Mass readings?







What does Sola Scriptura mean and how do we respond to this doctrine as Catholics?


Let's talk about some fruit today. Why? Because Jesus talked about some fruit - the Fruits of the Spirit, to be exact.


Why does the General Instruction of the Roman Missal call for the patens and chalice to be made of precious, noble metals?





We are morally obligated to participate in the upcoming presidential election, but how do we make a moral and informed decision?


How many times have you gotten that question - "Do you worship Mary?" We're addressing that misconception in this episode.

Ever been asked "Have you been saved?"? Let's address that and talk about justification and sanctification.

Looking ahead to the feast of Christ the King on Sunday, how do you keep Christ as YOUR king?

The dogma of the Immaculate Conception means that Mary was conceived without sin. What it DOESN'T mean and what we DON'T believe, is that this makes her equal to God.

Have you ever thought about the relationship between Jesus, Mary, and Joseph?


Where did the Advent wreath come from and what is its role in Advent?

We're taking on a big theological term today - the Hypostatic Union. But what is it, and what does it have to do with Advent?

We know about the public ministry of Jesus, his death and resurrection, but what do we know about the first 30ish years of his life - and what can we learn from them?

Now that we've looked at why the Mass is a sacrifice, we're going to look at why it is also a meal.


Let's learn about the vows taken by those called to religious life.