
On this podcast, Fathers Max and Joseph of the Roman Catholic Church, sit/stand and discuss the Christian philosophical and theological traditions. Our hope is to bring you, our audience, to an encounter with the all encompassing Person comprising the beauty, truth, and goodness of the Church.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 206 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Why does beauty matter—and why has our culture forgotten its importance?
In this episode, liturgist Fr. Justin Ward explores the profound relationship between beauty, truth, and goodness, revealing why beauty is not a luxury but a necessity for the... more
Discover the timeless wisdom of The Art of Living by Dietrich and Alice von Hildebrand in this thought-provoking episode of the Logos Podcast.
We explore the nature of virtue, authentic happiness, freedom, love, beauty, humility, and the Christian ... more
In a culture dominated by distraction, constant entertainment, and endless information, what does it mean to cultivate a truly intellectual life?In this episode of Logos Podcast, we explore why the intellectual life is not reserved for professors or ... more
Is Artificial Intelligence helping humanity—or replacing it? In this episode, Frs. Max and Fr. Joseph analyze and reflect on Pope Leo XIV’s groundbreaking encyclical on AI, technology, human dignity, and the future of civilization.
Discover what th... more
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I’m loving this podcast, gets me through some stressful days at work.
I approached this Catholic podcast hoping for thoughtful reflection, faithful teaching, and pastoral wisdom rooted in the richness of the Church. Unfortunately, what I encountered was deeply troubling.
The tone of the priests hosting the podcast is consistently irreverent and unserious in a way that undermines the gravity of their vocation. While humor and personality certainly have a place in evangelization, they must never come at the expense of charity, humility, or reverence for the faithfu... more
Thank you so much for your ministry and Congratulations to our new deacons!!
Love the work you guys are doing. Thank you for keeping it fun and informative ❤️
Logos podcast has been a profound experience in my faith journey. As a former Protestant now Catholic, the insightful and deep discussions from Max and Joey resonate with me on a spiritual level. They have a gift for making Catholic teachings relatable and meaningful, especially for someone like me, navigating faith in married life.
Each episode is more than just a conversation; it's a deep dive into spirituality, actually leaving me with lasting insights and provoking me to think and learn mor... more
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A candid, faith-forward dialogue led by two Catholic priests that blends deep theological and philosophical exploration with practical ministry insights. Episodes frequently center on priestly life, discernment, liturgy, moral philosophy, and the intersection of faith with family life, culture, and contemporary issues. An occasional comedian guest or lay expert adds humor and fresh perspective, while ongoing discussions emphasize charity, pastoral authenticity, and the nourishment of faith through prayer and community. The show often pairs scholarly reflection with real-world parish experience, making it appealing to both clergy-minded listeners and lay Catholics seeking thoughtful vocation and culture conversations. A notable strength is t... more
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Recent guests on Logos Podcast include:
1. Father Justin Ward
2. Father Chris Boutin
3. Joe Heschmeyer
4. Cameron Fradd
5. Father Gregory Pine
6. Father John Burns
7. Dr. Andrew Willard Jones
8. Anthony D'Ambrosio
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