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  • How Catholics Should Read the Bible (and Actually Grow Closer to God)

    Most Catholics hear the Bible at Mass—but how should we personally read Scripture to grow in faith? In this episode of Practicing Catholic, Taylor and Scott share their own journeys with the Word of God, how to make Scripture a source of renewal, and practical ways to pray with the Bible every day.

  • What Catholics Believe About Scripture: Truth, Origin & How to Read the Bible

    Join Dr. Mark Giszczak as he answers some of the Internet's most popular questions about the Bible. Does Scripture have a purpose? Is the Bible true? Find out in this episode of What Catholics Believe

    00:00 Intro
    00:15 What is the Bible?
    01:18 Is the Bible true?
    02:31 Where did the Bible co...

  • What Catholics Believe About the Pope: Authority, Anti-Popes & Apostolic Succession

    Join Dr. Christopher Mooney, assistant professor of theology at the Augustine Institute Graduate School of Theology, as he answers some of the internet's most popular questions about the pope and the papacy.

    Why does the Catholic Church have a pope? Is the pope Catholic? Do Catholics have to o...

  • Choosing a Pope: What REALLY Happens During a Conclave | What Catholics Believe

    Join Dr. Scott Hefelfinger in What Catholics Believe as he answers some of the most asked questions about how Catholics choose a new pope. What is a papal conclave? How does the voting process work? Can someone who isn’t a cardinal become pope? Why are cardinals locked in the Sistine Chapel? Lear...

  • The Jesse Tree EXPLAINED – The (Not) Christmas Tree You’ve Never Heard of | Ep 3

    Everyone knows what a Christmas tree is. But have you heard of a Jesse tree? 

    The often-forgotten Jesse tree reminds us of God’s faithful fulfillment of all his promises (of which there are so many throughout all of salvation history!). In Christ, he keeps every promise he has made, from Adam an...

  • Counting Down to Christmas – Celebrating ADVENT as a Catholic | Ep. 1 

    What is Advent, anyway? A countdown to Christmas? Mini-Lent? Sweater season? An acceptable excuse to eat 24 tiny chocolates out of 24 tiny compartments? 

    In this episode of How to Advent, we learn about why Advent is a season of longing as well as hope – and how Advent calendars have anything to...

  • Saint Martin de Porres

    With humble faith and love for others, Martin served God wholeheartedly, and through his kindness and prayers, miracles began to happen!

    The “God’s Knights” series tells the true stories of brave men and boys who followed God with courage and faith and are now honored as mighty knights in God’...

  • Can Social Media Bring People to Christ? with John Donahue

    What does it mean to bring the Gospel to the internet? In this episode of Practicing Catholic, hosts Taylor Kemp and Dr. Scott Hefelfinger sit down with John Donohue, founder of Truth Charting, to talk about digital evangelization — how Gen Z consumes faith content, the temptations of pride in on...

  • Catholic Marriage Advice You’ll Actually Use

    Preparing for marriage—or trying to strengthen yours? In this episode of Practicing Catholic, Taylor Kemp and Dr. Scott Hefelfinger share heartfelt and practical insights on what it means to live out the Sacrament of Marriage.
     
    From learning to not count the cost to seeing marriage as a sacramen...

  • How Praying ‘Hallowed Be Thy Name’ Changes Your Life

    What does it mean to pray, “Hallowed be Thy name,” and why is prayer to the Father only truly ours when prayed in the name of Jesus? In this video, we unlock the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 2807–2815) to uncover the profound connection between God’s revealed name, the first petition of ...

  • Introduction to the Stewardship Way of Life

    "As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God's varied grace." (1 Peter 4:10). Indeed, everything we have is a gift from God that is given to help us return to heaven. Much more than focusing on money, this video introduces a spirituality of Stewardship tha...

  • Stewardship with Tracy Welliver

    Stewardship is about more than just talking about Time, Talent, and Treasure. It is about building a culture of stewardship at your parish. Let Tracy guide your parish team to clarity, inspiration, and success around this difficult topic.

    Want to learn more about Revive Parishes and get more c...

  • Proclaiming the Kerygma

    "This session looks at the Pentecost preaching of St. Peter, focusing on the kerygma and the call to evangelization. Just what did St. Peter preach that brought 3,000 to Baptism on Pentecost?

    Click to view the entire series of Lectio: Evangelization"

  • Sharing Your Faith with a World that Doesn't Want It | Chris Stefanick Show

    In this episode of the Chris Stefanick show, we are reminded of Christ's call to be fishers of men! See firsthand the encouragement Chris gave to a huge crowd in Portugal on how and why to share the love of Jesus with others. Also, hear from some Missionaries of Joy the ways they live out their f...

  • Why Is Prayer So Hard?

    Why is prayer so difficult—even when we know it’s important? In this episode of Practicing Catholic, Taylor Kemp and Dr. Scott Heffelfinger dive into the struggles we all face in prayer: distraction, busyness, pride, and dryness. Drawing from the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the wisdom of th...

  • Global Resources and Caring for our Neighbors

    This video delves into the issue of global overfishing as a reflection of a larger problem: how we view and use the world’s resources. As industrial fishing depletes fish populations, especially in vulnerable communities like those in Gambia, the crisis forces us to question our relationship with...

  • This is the Most Important Relationship in your Life

    Jesus said the most important commandment is this: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, mind, and soul.” He went on to say the second is to love your neighbor as yourself.

    The first three commandments are about the most important thing: The Love of God.

    The love that God desires f...

  • Choirs of Angels, Archangels, & Guardian Angels  | Angels & Saints | Episode 4

    How do we know angels exist, and where do we learn about them? What are the different types of angels? How do we relate to our guardian angels? Join Dr. Elizabeth Klein and Taylor Kemp to dive into these questions and more.

    Purchase Dr. Klein's book Angels and Saints: Who They Are and Why They...

  • Ezra-Nehemiah | Old Testament: Book Overviews | The Bible Project

    Watch our overview video on the prophetic books of Ezra and Nehemiah, which breaks down the literary design of each book's flow of thought. In these books, many Israelites return to Jerusalem after the exile and face some success alongside many spiritual and moral failures.

    The Bible Project i...

  • Triumph of the Heart: Why Art & Suffering Matter in Faith

    Watch Triumph of the Heart here, coming to Formed August 14: https://app.formed.org/app/collections/1507373

    What does beauty have to do with suffering, the Cross, and Catholic faith today?
     
    In this episode of Practicing Catholic, hosts Taylor Kemp and Dr. Scott Hefelfinger sit down with filmmak...

  • The Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary

    This presentation is not rated, but was made with a general audience in mind. Sacred art images of the Passion may be considered too intense for the very young.

    The Seven Sorrows of Mary (aka the Servite Rosary) is a traditional Catholic devotion featuring meditations on sorrowful episodes in ...

  • Drawing Strength from Our Lady of Sorrows by Kimberly Hahn

    Speaker and author Kimberly Hahn, wife of Dr. Scott Hahn and mother of six, is a convert to the Catholic Faith. Although honoring Mary was difficult for her to understand initially, she began to encounter Mary's loving guidance in little ways on a daily basis. In this presentation, Kimberly refle...