Join Chloe Langr as she explores how Catholic women embrace their unique feminine genius in their ordinary, daily life.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 171 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
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This show has had such an influence on my reversion. When I was leaving the secular world and feeling very alone, this show taught me that there are other Catholic women living full lives, writing, speaking, and creating. Thank you Chloe for helping my find my own unique place in this world as a Catholic woman.
I always feel so encouraged and INSPIRED to live out the call of holiness when I listen to one of these episodes. Chloe does an amazing job deepening the conversation and making us all feel like we’re friends! more
Beautiful woman sharing and inspiring and loving other women right where they are. This is such a testament to women and men about the beauty that is in each of us because we are a reflection of the one, true God.
Found this podcast after receiving the book Created for Love. Im a new Catholic and newly engaged. I love finding this little gem and the inspiration that comes with it ❤️ Thank you Chloe!
I love your podcast! Thank you so much for your work! It inspires me each week!
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