
Welcome to Godsplaining: Each week Dominican friars tackle the questions that keep you up at night—faith, doubt, culture, philosophy, theology, and real life. Expect clear Catholic answers, big ideas, and conversations that spark “aha” moments without (too much) jargon. Whether you’re a cradle Catholic who loves Thomas Aquinas or just curious, pull up a chair and think deeper with us. New episodes... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 656 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Why has Brideshead Revisited endured as one of the great Catholic novels?
Fr. Patrick and Fr. Bonaventure dive into Evelyn Waugh’s masterpiece and its unforgettable exploration of grace, conversion, sin, beauty, Catholic culture, and God’s relentles... more
What does Divine Mercy really mean, and why is it so central to the Christian life?
Fr. Chris Alar, MIC, joins Fr. Gregory to unpack the message of Divine Mercy, the extraordinary life of St. Faustina, and the profound connection between God’s mercy... more
How should Catholics think about mental health? Is anxiety or depression primarily a psychological issue, a spiritual struggle—or can it be both?
In this episode of Godsplaining, Fr. Gregory and Fr. Bonaventure discuss the relationship between faith... more
Do Catholics really have to go to Mass every Sunday? And why does the Church call it an “obligation”?
In this episode of Godsplaining, Fr. Gregory Pine and Fr. Patrick Briscoe unpack the Sunday Mass obligation and explain why obligation and freedom ... more
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Short answer- yes! Great episode, voicing exactly what I’ve felt over the years- being witty/humorous with prudence as a guide is a real service to others. Thank you for the work you do- I’ll continue to work on refining my humor, to continue to “deliver” in my everyday life, to help make life a little brighter for others. God bless!
This was the best Godsplaining episode that I have heard. Sometimes priests unintentionally cause pain, and this episode brought me so much peace.
The speed of presentation makes for a challenge for the older audience. I’ve had lots of training in the details you discuss, but your conversation’s structure is beyond me. May I suggest a preview of topics, and reminders dropped in, of the outlined topics?
Good stuff!
A wonderful podcast covering just about anything you could ever want to learn and listen to! So much joy from the Friars, spilling over to us listeners. Many hours of dishes have been done accompanied by Godsplaining!
Mary Queen of Preachers, pray for us!
Heard about this podcast while listening to Fr. Gregory Pine read and analyze St. Augustine’s Confessions on the Catholic Classics podcast. Have listened to a few episodes of Godsplaining thus far and found them to be intellectually and spiritually stimulating as well as interesting and entertaining. Just pre-ordered Fr. Pine’s book, Training the Tongue, which he discusses in the most recent episode.
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Religious and philosophical conversations tackle faith, culture, and everyday life through a witty, accessible Catholic lens. Episodes span theology, apologetics, liturgy, literature, and modern tech, with a pastoral focus on how truth, charity, and community intersect with contemporary questions. The format blends rigorous ideas with warm, informal banter from a group of Dominican friars, often weaving in sponsor messages for practical faith resources. Unique strengths include a clear sacramental and philosophical backbone, practical guidance for living the faith, and a notably approachable style that still honors deep doctrine, making it appealing to Catholics and curious listeners alike.
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Recent guests on Godsplaining include:
1. Father Chris Alar, MIC
2. Father Timothy Gallagher
3. Noelle Mering
4. Trent Horn
5. Dr. Bob Schuchts
6. Fr. Donald Calloway
7. Mitali Perkins
8. Jordan Burke
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