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You’re not the only one who feels far from God.In this episode, I open up about a time when my faith felt empty—and the moment that changed everything.God hasn’t left you.But something might be getting in the way.Watch this if:You feel disconnected from GodYour prayers feel emptyYou want a real relationship with Jesus Christ💬 Comment: “I’m coming back” if this speaks to you.Follow for more real conversations about faith.

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In this episode, we explore the Catholic understanding of purgatory—a concept that is often misunderstood but is deeply rooted in love and mercy. What is purgatory, and why does the Catholic Church believe it’s necessary? How does this teaching reveal the heart of God and the transformative power of His grace?Join me as I dive into the biblical foundations, historical context, and theological significance of purgatory. We'll unpack common questions and objections while offering a fresh perspective on how this doctrine offers both hope and healing for the soul. Whether you’re Catholic, curious, or just looking for deeper insight into one of Christianity’s most mysterious teachings, this episode will guide you through the reality of purgatory as a final purification—a loving preparation for eternal life with God.

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n this episode of The Daily Disciple, we explore the extraordinary life of St. Joseph of Cupertino, a man who was poor, uneducated, repeatedly rejected, and misunderstood — yet completely surrendered to God. From being born in a stable, to failing at nearly everything the world values, to becoming one of the most mystifying saints in Church history, Joseph’s life reveals how God works powerfully through weakness.Together, we unpack his struggles, his obedience, his deep love for Jesus and Mary, and the miraculous ecstasies that made him famous — and uncomfortable. More importantly, we reflect on what his life teaches us about humility, trust, and allowing God to lift us when we feel unworthy or unseen.Whether you’re feeling discouraged, overlooked, or simply striving to grow in holiness, this episode is a reminder that God does not choose the qualified — He qualifies the humble.🎧 Listen in and discover how surrender can make the soul rise.

To Serve With Joy is a faith-centered podcast dedicated to exploring what it truly means to be a servant in the Catholic Church. Rooted in the example of Christ, who came “not to be served, but to serve,” this podcast invites listeners into meaningful conversations about humility, vocation, leadership, and love in action.Each episode highlights the lived experiences of those who serve in parish life and beyond—altar servers, lectors, catechists, choir members, volunteers, clergy, and everyday Catholics who quietly give their time and hearts to God’s people. Through reflections, interviews, and spiritual insights, we discover how service is not just a task, but a calling that shapes the soul.Whether you are already active in ministry or simply seeking a deeper relationship with God, To Serve With Joy will encourage you to grow in faith, purpose, and compassion as you walk the path of Christian service.

In this episode, I remember Father Paul Jerome, a Trappist monk of the Abbey of New Clairvaux in Vina, California, who was my mentor and confessor before his death.This is not a biography, nor a disclosure of what was spoken in sacred spaces. It is a personal reflection on the quiet influence of a monk who taught me the power of listening, patience, and grace. Through silence, questions, and presence, Father Paul helped shape my spiritual life in ways that continue long after his passing.This episode is about mentorship, monastic wisdom, and the enduring impact of a life lived quietly and faithfully.

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In this memorial episode, we honor the life of Father Paul Jerome, a Trappist monk and priest of the Abbey of New Clairvaux in Vina, California. Living nearly a century, Father Paul devoted more than six decades to monastic life marked by silence, prayer, and faithful service.Through reflection and gentle storytelling, this episode remembers a man whose vocation was lived largely out of sight, yet deeply rooted in love for God and community. From his early calling to religious life, through his priesthood and long years in the monastery, to his death on December 26, 2025, we reflect on what a life of quiet fidelity can teach a noisy world.This episode is offered as a prayerful tribute — an invitation to pause, remember, and give thanks for a life poured out in contemplative devotion.

Ever wondered where the Catholic Church truly began — and why? In this 8-minute episode, we explore the Church’s origins through Scripture, history, and Catholic teaching. From Jesus calling His disciples, to Peter’s role as the “rock,” to the powerful moment of Pentecost, we follow the Church’s formation step by step.Discover how the early Christian communities grew, why the apostles created structure and leadership, and how the Holy Spirit guided the Church as it spread across the ancient world. We also unravel the Church’s mission: preserving Christ’s teachings, offering the sacraments, and uniting believers as one Body of Christ.Whether you’re Catholic, curious, or seeking a clearer understanding of Christianity’s foundations, this episode offers a clear and engaging look at why the Catholic Church was created — and why it endures today.Contact Me: [email protected] Website://site-bjzn.godaddysites.com/3g75e

Discover the extraordinary mission of the Archangel Gabriel—the heavenly messenger whose words shaped the course of salvation history. In this 10-minute episode, we explore Gabriel’s appearances in Scripture, from interpreting visions in the Book of Daniel to announcing the miraculous births of John the Baptist and Jesus Christ.Rooted in Catholic tradition, this episode reveals Gabriel’s role among the archangels, his connection to prophecy and revelation, and the meaning behind his message to Mary at the Annunciation. We also look at why Gabriel remains a powerful symbol of divine communication, courage, and faith in today’s world.Whether you’re curious about angelic beings, deepening your Catholic faith, or simply love biblical storytelling, this episode invites you to listen, reflect, and discover the strength and hope carried by God’s most renowned messenger.Contact Me: [email protected] Website: //site-bjzn.godaddysites.com/3g75e

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In this episode, we take a heartfelt and refreshing look at the Sacrament of Reconciliation — one of the most misunderstood yet life-changing gifts of the Catholic faith. Whether you’ve been away from Confession for years, go regularly, or are simply curious about why it matters, this conversation will guide you through its meaning, its roots in Scripture, and the healing it offers.We break down what really happens in Confession, explore common fears and misconceptions, and reflect on how God’s mercy restores, strengthens, and frees us. This episode is an invitation to encounter grace in a deeply personal way — to rediscover the peace that comes from being truly known and truly forgiven.If your heart has been weary, if guilt has weighed you down, or if you’re seeking a spiritual reset, this episode is for you.Contact Me: [email protected] Website: //site-bjzn.godaddysites.com/3g75e

In this episode, we dive into the fast-paced, action-packed Gospel of Mark — the earliest and most urgent account of Jesus’ life. Discover how Mark’s raw storytelling, vivid miracles, and surprising ending reveal a Messiah who heals, challenges, suffers, and transforms the world in unexpected ways. From the wilderness to the cross to the empty tomb, we explore Mark’s unique voice, why he wrote during a time of crisis, and what his message means for us today.Whether you’re new to the Gospels or looking for deeper insight, this 10-minute episode brings Mark’s story to life with clarity, history, and inspiration.Contact me: [email protected] Website://site-b3g75ejzn.godaddysites.com/

in this inspiring episode, we explore what an “ideal day” in the life of a Catholic truly looks like—one rooted not in perfection, but in intention, grace, and daily encounters with God. From morning offerings and meaningful work to simple acts of charity, family connection, and peaceful night prayer, this 10-minute journey walks listeners through a full day shaped by faith. Whether you're seeking a deeper spiritual rhythm, trying to reconnect with prayer, or simply curious about Catholic spirituality, this episode offers gentle guidance and timeless wisdom for living each moment with purpose. Tune in and discover how even ordinary days can become a path to holiness.Contact me: [email protected] Website:https://site-b3g75ejzn.godaddysites.com/

What does Catholicism really teach about the origin of sin? In this 10-minute deep-dive, we explore how the Catholic Church understands the first human fall, the doctrine of Original Sin, the difference between mortal and venial sins, and how centuries of theological development—from Augustine to Aquinas—shaped today’s moral teachings.Join host Gabe Carson as we unravel the biblical roots, philosophical influences, and historical evolution behind one of Christianity’s most defining concepts. Whether you're a believer, a student of religion, or simply curious about how ideas of right and wrong were formed, this episode offers a clear, accessible, and thought-provoking look at the Catholic vision of human nature, freedom, and redemption.Topics include:The Genesis story and the first human sinHow Catholics define sin as relational ruptureOriginal Sin: what it is (and what it isn’t)Mortal vs. venial sin explainedAugustine’s huge role in shaping doctrineConfession, penance, and medieval moral systemsModern Catholic perspectives on guilt, grace, and healingPerfect for listeners seeking a richer understanding of Catholic theology and the roots of Western moral thought. Tune in and explore how the story of sin is ultimately a story about the human heart.Contact Me: [email protected] Website:https://site-b3g75ejzn.godaddysites.com/

Today I talk about the life of Pope leo the greatContact me: [email protected] Website:https://site-b3g75ejzn.godaddysites.com/

In episode talk about the life Story of JesusContact Me: [email protected] Website: https://site-b3g75ejzn.godaddysites.com/

In Todays episode I talk about the creation of the worldContact me: [email protected] Website: https://site-b3g75ejzn.godaddysites.com/

In todays episode we talk about the creation of the catholic Church.Contact me: [email protected] Website: https://site-b3g75ejzn.godaddysites.com/

In today's episode I talk about the one True Church.Contact Me: [email protected] Website: https://site-b3g75ejzn.godaddysites.com/

In today's episode I talk about The Catholic MassContact Me: [email protected] Website: https://site-b3g75ejzn.godaddysites.com/

In Today's episode we talk about the eucharist known as the body and blood of Jesus. My Website: https://site-b3g75ejzn.godaddysites.com/Contact Me: [email protected]

In Today's episode I talk about The story of JohnGet Ready for Nov 1st!Contact me: [email protected]

In Today's Episode I talk about the Gospel of , Thanks for watching!Ready for the 4 week FREE program, mark your calenders for Nov 1st!

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In today's episode we talk about the 7 deadly Sins! Are you excited for the 4 week free program starting Nov 1st, Thanks for Watching!

In today's episode we talk about the Seven sacraments and what they mean. Thanks for watch

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In this episode, I talk about how Enoch walked with Jesus and a brief overview of Enoch Bible Study Series Starts Mon!

In Todays Episode I Give a indeph review of the 7 Trumpets when Jesus returns Schedule for uploads: Mon-Friday By 6:00 PM Pst