Welcome to Jesuitical, a podcast for young Catholics hosted by two young, lay editors at America—Zac Davis and Ashley McKinless. Each episode features a guest who offers a unique perspective on faith, culture or current events. We also bring you some of the top (and maybe more obscure) Catholic news of the week. And we'll ask: Where do we find God in all this?
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 327 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianitySpirituality |
Although “Jesuitical” is often recorded over drinks, longtime listeners know that the hosts abstain from alcohol during Lent, which means there’s no better time to welcome Derek Brown to the show. He’s an award-winning mixologist, the founder of Posi... more
It’s an election year, and like it or not, the race is heating up, so “Jesuitical” went to Washington, D.C., to hear from an expert about the state of play. A long-time friend of the show, N.P.R.’s Scott Detrow, is the weekend host of “All Things Con... more
The Oscars are this Sunday, so Zac and Ashley welcome John Dougherty, the moderator of America’s Catholic Movie Club, to unpack the state of play—and the Catholic themes—in some of this year’s Best Picture nominees. John, who is also the director of ... more
It’s the question every college senior dreads when they’re back home for Christmas break: What are you going to do after graduation? At a live recording of Jesuitical at Loyola University Chicago, Zac and Ashley talk with Paddy Gilger, S.J., about ho... more
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I mostly enjoyed the recent episode on whether Church doctrine can change. The interviewee was very good but I was a bit put off by the assertion that its really all about the journey. I think in today’s world we all feel very keenly that beliefs have consequences. It’s not just “as long as you’re struggling with the teaching” it’s all good. I appreciated his call to take church teaching seriously, but if I’m a scientist working in in vitro technologies, even if I’m aware the Church prohibits in... more
Really appreciated your last episode - and many before it! Thank you for bringing your faith, your minds and your questions to the air - you provide a thoughtful, informed, open to modernism, real perspective I really relate to. I also appreciate the mix of components on your show (news, a focus, and where you’ve found God). Now I just have to join in on the cocktail component ;).
Gives airtime to heretics in a misguided attempt at neutrality. No room for debate or correction, guests are never really challenged and anything goes. America (the country) is a place for free speech but the Church and it’s media are a place for that which is true and of God.
I was really excited about this podcast, especially because they talk about topics close to my heart (ie immigration , race , Justice for the underserved). However , they do not operate from an orthodox , sincere , actual Catholic lens. This is evident on any episode surrounding LGBTQ where they often avoid speaking definitively about clear , unchangeable church teachings(teachings that are consistent for heterosexuals as well ). This is dangerous because a fallen away Catholic or misguided Ca... more
This is informative and relatable. Thanks!!
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