Protagonists of Change
This is a podcast that tells real stories from everyday people working to become Saints - using vibrant soundscapes for an immersive experience. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
Turning Wine into Water
Host Max Linnville talks with Josh Elliot, from Wine To Water, an organization fighting the world’s water crisis. They talk about their life-changing experiences while serving those who face water insecurities.
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What does the Year of St. Joseph Mean?
This liturgical year is the Year of St. Joseph! Darnell speaks with Fr. Victor Perez to talk about how his community is learning more about the life of St. Joseph.
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YouTube and Evangelization
Host Nicole Labadie sits down with Fr. Casey Cole, OFM, writer, YouTuber and Franciscan Friar, to talk about social media and evangelization. Fr. Casey shares about faith, discerning the priesthood and YouTube.
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How To Love Your Neighbor
We journey to the Mexican/American Border in the Rio Grande Valley with Sister Norma Pimentel, one of Time Magazines 100 most influential people of 2020 to learn about her service to immigrants.
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Living Out Catholic Social Teaching
Using Catholic Social Teaching as a model to serve, guest Doris Barrow III, Campus Minister at Texas Southern University, talks about the impact CST has had on his life.
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Building Healthy Habits and Spiritual Practices in Quarantine
#Socialdistancing is going to be a time of habit building, but what habits will you build? They could be positive habits, like establishing a regular prayer life and exercise regimen. Or they could be negative habits like stress-eating and mindless internet surfing. Hosts Nicole Labadie, Max Linnville, and Darnell Miller share how they are attempting…
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Discernment in Life
Discernment is not just figuring out if you should be a priest or a nun, it is identifying how God is calling you to be a Saint.
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A Hunger for More
Today we explore the theme of hunger in its various forms. From those who are literally hungry, to those who hunger for love, justice and truth and finally to those who hunger for Christ. In part one, Darnell Miller recounts a humanizing moment while feeding the homeless in college. In part two, Max Linnville explores…
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Sin of Racism, Seeking Truth
Our country is reckoning with the sin of racism and a lack of justice. Although it is a difficult subject, Catholics can encourage dialogue and leading others to seek truth.
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