In this podcast episode, Matt and Jenna discuss pride in part 2 of a series on the seven deadly sins, how they manifest in the life of a modern Catholic, and how to combat them.

In this podcast episode, Matt and Jenna discuss envy in part 1 of a series on the seven deadly sins, how they manifest in the life of a modern Catholic, and how to combat them.

In the podcast episode, Matt and Jenna talk about abortion and what you need to know about it for your own benefit and to defend the pro-life stance of the Church.

In this podcast episode, Matt and Jenna conclude their five-part series on the transcendental desires with a discussion on goodness, justice, injustice, evil and comfort.

In this podcast episode, Matt and Jenna discuss the transcendental desire of beauty and that it's opposite is not ugliness, but glamour.

In this podcast episode, Matt and Jenna talk about the transcendental quality of truth and how it is fully distorted not by lies, but by tolerance.

In this podcast episode, Matt and Jenna continue a five-part series on the transcendental desires, talking about being, belonging, identity, loneliness and tokenism.

In this podcast episode, Matt and Jenna start a five-part series on the transcendental desires, their traditional opposites, and how even ore distorted versions of these desires pervade today's culture. This episode is about love, hate and fear.

In this podcast episode, Matt and Jenna talk about the stages or phases we go through in our faith, how to recognize them, and how to continue to encounter God in each one.

In this podcast episode, Matt and Jenna talk about the effect of complaining and whining on our spiritual life and how these habits cause us to miss opportunities to encounter Jesus.

In this podcast episode, Matt and Jenna talk about the person of the Holy Spirit, His role in our life, and how He manifests in gifts, fruits, charisms and extraordinary charisms.

In this podcast episode, Matt and Jenna talk about loneliness and how authentic friendship and community can remind us that our deep desire for relationship can only be fully fulfilled by God.