
Just gals figuring it out & bringing you along with us. Tune in for your weekly dose of humor, countless heck yes & heck no moments, and our pure love for the Universal Church. It’s like you’re hanging with your best-friends, yet creepily eavesdropping, and a girls’ night all wrapped up into two little earbuds.Make sure to slide into our hotline (312-775-2615), and hit us with your advice question... more
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Be aware there are many
Black and white opinions on this podcast not actual church teaching. Cece is also becoming a bit mad trad thankful for Meg who seems
Much more mature and humble. Meg keeps the show palpable for me.
They talk about how you should not use NFP when you first get married, and imply that it really should never be used. But then start talking about how they are using it/almost started using it. Contradictory and not what the church teaches. You shouldn’t halt your vocation of marriage just because you JUSTLY cannot welcome children immediately.
Catholics…BEWARE. This podcast is not in line with Church teaching.
I love this podcast! It is a gift to have yall share so openly about your lives and be like a sister to your listeners. I’ve learned a lot from yall and love your personalities! I am about to have a baby and don’t have friends who have had one and it’s just really nice to have yall to relate with. Can’t wait for each episode🤍
I came across this pod when a friend shared an episode and I honestly just felt like I was sitting in on a little girl chat. Everything Meg and Cecelia said felt like it related to me in some capacity and I’ve stayed for everything since. I truly feel like I get a little dose of girl chat every week with these episodes and it feels like we are all friends! This podcast has been amazing for my mental health, my parenthood and my relationship with Christ. Thanks a bunch Meg and Cecelia❤️
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Two Catholic, mom-focused hosts share candid, faith-informed conversations about marriage, parenting, and everyday life with guests and callers. Episodes blend practical relationship advice, spiritual reflection, and relatable lifestyle topics—often centered on family life, motherhood, and maintaining faith in daily routines. The show stands out for its warm sisterly vibe, openness about personal experiences, and a steady stream of sponsor features tied to Catholic family life and practical home living. This mix makes it useful for listeners seeking actionable tips, relatable storytelling, and faith-forward perspectives on modern motherhood and marriage.
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