Catholic Church, faith, culture, and history are explained clearly and simply for anyone curious about historic Catholicism. Faithful to the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 393 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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[DONATE WITH PAYPAL] This episode in the series "OCIA: The Bridge to Rome" dives into the Apostles’ and Nicene Creeds as vibrant summaries of the Gospel. Greg shares his journey from a deconstructed Evangelical hipster “fellowship” to embracing the C... more
[DONATE WITH PAYPAL] Greg delves deeper into the Catholic mystical tradition, defining mysticism as a profound union with God and tracing its history from early Church fathers to modern saints. Highlighting figures like St. Hildegard of Bingen, St. T... more
[DONATE WITH PAYPAL] In this first part of a series on the Holy Spirit’s role in extraordinary experiences, host Greg Smith explains charismatic gifts like speaking in tongues, prophecy, words of knowledge, and healing, addressing questions from curi... more
[DONATE WITH PAYPAL] Discover the Spirit’s role and how sacraments like Baptism and Eucharist use matter—water, bread, oil—to effect divine change, rooted in Scripture and the Catechism. Greg contrasts Catholic efficacious sacraments with evangelical... more
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Considering Catholicism has been hugely formative for me on my road to Rome. Greg brings such depth of knowledge, weaving history and theology into every conversation. He engages Protestant perspectives with genuine respect, yet also speaks with clarity and conviction about where he sees them going astray.
What sets this podcast apart from others is Greg’s background as a former Protestant pastor. Because he knows the standard Protestant arguments inside and out, he can address them with a dept... more
Really appreciate this podcast. Keep up the great work! I’ve already passed an episode along to a good Protestant friend. May God bless you ✝️
Considering Catholicism keeps the faith through, with, and in, the Love of God. This podcast is an excellent example of sharing charitably sharing the faith without watering it down. Greg’s humility and integrity are an inspiration for all those who seek to be loyal sons and daughters of Holy Mother Church… The latest episode that I just listened to (The Cost of Discipleship, Part 2 #356) was my favorite. The most recent episode I’ve listened to tends to be my favorite.
I am a fairly recent Catholic convert (2023), and I still have so many things to learn about the Catholic faith. This podcast has been invaluable. Mr. Smith and his guests provide a wealth of information in a measured, clear way. From the reality of Heaven to cultural matters, there is something for everyone here.
My whole life I was Protestant, and for nearly a decade I was a Pastor, but that all changed when I began to consider Catholicism. I mean that in both ways, I began to consider Catholicism, and Considering Catholicism was one of the first podcasts I started listening to that helped answer my curious questions. This podcast was very meaningful to my journey. Greg Smith already knew where my Protestant brain was at and was able to predict my questions and objections, answering them in ways that ma... more
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Topics covered revolve around Catholicism, specifically its history, doctrines, and cultural implications. The content often contrasts Catholic teachings with Protestant beliefs, exploring themes such as the authority of the Church Fathers, baptism practices, and generational differences in faith practices. Unique to this series is its focus on making complex theological concepts accessible, particularly for individuals transitioning from a Protestant background to Catholicism. Engaging discussions aim to demystify the Catholic faith while fostering a respectful dialogue across Christian denominations, making it a valuable resource for both converts and lifelong Catholics alike.
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