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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 600 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

With everyone home, you'll hear the voices of all the Greene kids as they join Steve and Becky for a special episode on gratitude, Advent and Christmas.
Dr. Mary Ruth Hackett joins Steve and Becky to share tips on how to understand God's voice, to recognize the supernatural and encourage that skill in your family. Her latest book, co-authored with Dan Burke is Discernment of Spirits for Beginners: Le... more
Dr. Angela Crowley and Dr. Gavin D'Costa join Steve and Becky to discuss the collection of works that connect the Catholic faith to its Jewish roots. Their book is From Sinai to Rome: Jewish Identity in the Catholic Church.
Dr. Bob Schuchts joins Steve and Becky for a conversation on healing and extends an invitation to the Healing the Whole Person Retreat coming up.
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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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A distinctive podcast focuses on the intersection of Catholic faith and contemporary life, offering insights into moral challenges and current issues faced by the Catholic community. Hosts engage with various thoughtful guests to address topics ranging from healing and evangelization to cultural commentary, providing both personal anecdotes and theological reflections. Each episode combines authenticity and humor, creating an inviting atmosphere for listeners seeking to deepen their faith and understanding of modern challenges through a Catholic lens.
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