
Hello everyone, and welcome to Catholics in Ordinary Time, a podcast where we listen to Catholics. Pretty simple really. I'm a Jesuit Catholic priest with questions about how Catholics practice their faith or why they quit. Everyone has a story and I want to hear more.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | a year ago |
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What happens when faith becomes more than something you believe and begins to shape the way you learn, teach, work, and live?In this episode, Fr. Jack sits down with Vanessa Mudd for an honest conversation about her journey of faith, the questions th... more
Fr. Jack interviews Jeremy Joosten, from Washington, about faith, college, leadership, and his ordinary Catholic life.
Jeremy studied business administration in Canada, served as student government president, and has continued building a life around... more
A new season of Catholics in Ordinary Time begins with American Parish.
In this introductory episode, Fr. Jack shares the vision behind the season and why we are beginning with the people and stories of Saint Aloysius. This season will explore the o... more
Eric Clayton joins Fr. Jack to explore the surprising connection between Star Wars and Ignatian spirituality. Drawing from his book My Life with the Jedi: The Spirituality of Star Wars, Eric explains how themes of hope, discernment, purpose, temptati... more
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This podcast provides a great view into how belief shapes believers in their ordinary lives. I appreciate Fr. Bentz’s work here to illustrate how our faith is lived out. I also appreciate his open approach to listening to guests and reflecting with them. Every good priest I have met is skilled in this willingness to meet people where they are.
Another great contribution to your ministry to the people of God! What a gift. Thanks, Jack!
This podcast is a terrific way to explore the diversity of Catholicism and practice synodality through the podcast space!
He’s not the perfect, polished Catholic host. They’re not perfect, polished Catholic guests. And that’s the point, and the reason this podcast might help you.
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A thoughtful, faith-focused series centered on personal narratives of conversion, faith exploration, and lived Catholic practice. Across episodes, listeners hear intimate journeys—from exploring doubt and skepticism to embracing Catholic community, liturgy, and social issues. Guests range from clergy and Jesuit educators to converts sharing how faith informs family, sexuality, and public life, with a steady emphasis on hospitality, dialogue, and the everyday practice of faith. A notable thread is the willingness to meet people where they are, offering practical wisdom about belonging, community, and discernment within Catholic life.
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Catholics in Ordinary Time launched a year ago and published 57 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Catholics in Ordinary Time include:
1. Vanessa Mudd
2. Juice Joosten
3. Eric Clayton
4. Sean Harrel
5. Tait Jensen
6. Ken Staal
7. Jake Ineck
8. Dr. Sara Shakliyan
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