
Steve and Becky Greene, the Cradle and the Convert, help Catholics faithfully live their vocation by providing Church teaching, navigating moral challenges and exploring current issues facing the faith in our culture. Thank you for subscribing and for telling your family and friends!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 593 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & CultureChristianity | |||

Steve Lawrence joins Steve and Becky to talk about greatness, authenticity and purpose. His book is The Tiny Book for Giant Men.
Cy Kellett joins Steve and Becky to share simple ways to invite people into a relationship with Jesus. His book is How to Talk About Jesus with Anyone: Tested Techniques for Planting Seeds and Saving Souls.
As they launch two children to college, Steve and Becky spend time reflecting on their family life. They explore what they have learned as well as their hope to grow as spouses and parents in the next season.
Catherine Rose joins Steve and Becky for a conversation about beauty, faith and fashion as well as the struggle to find options for bringing them together. Her book is A Return to Beauty: Ancient Catholic Wisdom and Modern Fashion.
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This is the most enjoyable podcast of my week. The Greenes are always well prepared for their interviews. I’ve sometimes heard an author “make the rounds” of podcasts, and the Catholic Conversation interview is the most engaging of them all. Steve & Becky’s pre-interview banter I find very amusing and endearing. I really look forward to Fridays to see who’s on this week’s show. Thank you!!!
Great content with a little light hearted humor
Informative and entertaining. Can’t beat that.
The wife is verbose. She talks too much. Let the guest more time to talk. But topics are great.
I love listening while I do dishes or clean and it always gets me in a good mood. The podcast keeps me informed on what we as Catholics are facing in these troubled times and how we should learn to deal with it. Much love ❤️
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Conversations are centered on addressing the intersection of faith and contemporary issues within Catholic life, focusing on personal experiences, cultural observations, and theological insights. Topics are wide-ranging, including personal stories of survival, the challenges of parenting, the impacts of technology on youth, and deeper theological discussions surrounding Catholic teachings on marriage, spirituality, and community. Engaging guests from various backgrounds enrich the dialogue, leading to reflections that resonate with both personal and societal struggles, emphasizing resilience, faith, and moral living.
Particularly unique is the combination of humor and serious discussions on difficult topics, inviting listeners to navigate ... more
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Recent guests on The Catholic Conversation include:
1. Steve Lawrence
2. Cy Kellett
3. Catherine Rose
4. Kevin Matthews
5. Jason Jones
6. Joe Sullivan
7. Father Charlie Goraieb
8. Nathanael Blake
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