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November begins with remembrance; remembering the dead. On November 1, the Church celebrates All Saints Day, rejoicing with the saints...
Read MoreDeath is where Catholic seasons of hope begin. This week Amy shares three ways to remember the dead with your...
Read MoreWho is the one person who changed the direction of your life? And who might you be that person for?...
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Falling in Love With the Chaos: Marriage, Fatherhood, and Wrestling with God with Colin Brady Pt. II
If Part I was about what Colin Brady built in Hollywood, this episode is about Fatherhood and what he built...
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Rooted in Truth: A Series on Identity, Theology of the Body, and Protecting Your Family (A Compilation Episode) – S6 Ep.44
This week we hear excerpts from four of our previous episodes that touch on teaching your children about identity and...
Read MoreWhen Catholics hear the phrase "culture of life," we often think first about the unborn. We think about protecting children...
Read MoreThe Catholic understanding of human dignity begins with a simple truth: every human being is created in the image and...
Read MoreWhat happens when the career you've chased since you were seven years old finally pays off, and then falls apart...
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Seen in the Sorrow: Held in Hope (Amber and Kenzie) on Transforming Miscarriage Care (A Compilation Episode) – S6 Ep.43
In this week's episode, Amber and Kenzie, founders of Held in Hope, share how they are working to change miscarriage care...
Read MoreOctober is historically a month dedicated to recognizing the pro-life dignity of every human life. Adoption is a direct recognition...
Read MoreNo time to pray? You might already have 20 minutes hiding in your day, your commute, your run, the five...
Read MoreMost of us begin imagining our families long before they exist. Perhaps you pictured four children spaced neatly a few...
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