
A lighthearted exploration of various prominent and obscure Catholic topics.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 337 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

As we approach the end of the liturgical year, All Saints and All Souls days, and the month of November where we intentionally pray for the faithful departed, Fr. Jacob and Fr. Sean discuss "memento mori," remembering your death. They then turn their... more
Have you ever heard a song, gazed at a beautiful landscape, or recalled a childhood memory that awakened a deep longing for something you couldn't quite name? The Germans have a word for it: Sehnsucht—a mysterious, bittersweet yearning for something ... more
In this episode, Fr. Jacob and Fr. CJ welcome Fr. Andrew Dalton to the podcast to discuss his work with Othonia spreading the biblical, historical, and scientific significance of the Shroud of Turin. After learning a bit about the apostolate, the thr... more
In this week's episode, Fr. John presents on solitude of Christ by way of his recent ministry hearing confessions in a local prison. With Fr. Sean, they draw distinction from the experience of secular isolation, positing that the christological solit... more
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Several recent comments have given me concern for how these men are living out their lives as priests. Including their friendships and traveling with women - one of them talks like he has a girlfriend-, references to drinking habits, and now a concerning taste in music. These are not the kind of priests I grew up with.
I think I’ve listened to almost every episode at this point. I appreciate the wide range of topics— from deep theological conversations to fun factoids about the faith. Different flavors of priests have made up the “cast” through the years, all with their own unique gifts and personalities. The light banter at the beginning makes it feel like you’re catching up with old friends. The vulnerability of the priests is also appreciated, as was most prominently featured in one of the most recent episo... more
Several recent comments have given me concern for how these men are living out their lives as priests. Including their friendships and traveling with women, references to drinking habits, and now a concerning taste in music. These are not the kind of priests I grew up with.
A wonderful podcast. Love listening to the hiking,skiing,bike riding and those fabulous mountains with the Holy Mass. From Adelaide Australia keep up the work of the Lord. God Bless.
I started listening to this podcast in 2014, loved it. Helped me through converting to Catholicism. What is happening recently is sad. The Bitcoin episode was plainly irresponsible. Rank punditry absent correction from the Church’s social teaching.
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This show blends humor, faith, and practical theology through conversations among a tight-knit group of Catholic priests. Across episodes, listeners get approachable explorations of saints, sacraments, Catholic tradition, and everyday faith in family, parish life, and culture. Travelogues, pilgrimages, and cultural topics—often tied to cycling or historical figures—are used to illuminate doctrine and lived spirituality, all delivered with warmth, humility, and a lighthearted banter that makes theology feel accessible. Noteworthy is the consistent focus on authentic friendship among the hosts, the integration of Catechetical teaching with real-life application, and a willingness to address both timeless beliefs and contemporary questions in ... more
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Recent guests on Catholic Stuff You Should Know include:
1. Father Andrew Dalton
2. Father CJ Mast
3. Anthony D'Ambrosio
4. Danielle Coon
5. Wyatt O'Rourke
6. Bo Brustkern
7. Cate Wisnieski
8. John Wisnieski
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