
Hello everyone, and welcome to Catholics in Ordinary Time, a podcast where we listen to Catholics. Pretty simple really. I'm a Jesuit Catholic priest with questions about how Catholics practice their faith or why they quit. Everyone has a story and I want to hear more.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

Valerie Stivers built her career in cultural journalism, beginning as an intern at a major fashion magazine and later working as a sex columnist for the Moscow based alternative paper The Exile, editing Time Out New York, and writing as a freelance j... more
Troy never expected to become Catholic. A friendship opened the door. Hearing Bishop Barron teach on the Eucharist pushed it wide. That moment became a turning point in his discernment and led him into the Church. He and his husband later married out... more
Advent invites us into a kind of wilderness. Not dramatic, just honest. A place where waiting becomes its own teacher. In this bonus conversation, Fr Jack talks about how God meets us when the path feels quiet and unfinished.
Jesse Anderson joins Fr Jack to share his journey from being a lukewarm Lutheran to finding a deeper home in the Catholic Church. His story is honest and down-to-earth shaped by questions friendship and the slow awakening of a faith that finally felt... more
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Another great contribution to your ministry to the people of God! What a gift. Thanks, Jack!
This podcast is a terrific way to explore the diversity of Catholicism and practice synodality through the podcast space!
He’s not the perfect, polished Catholic host. They’re not perfect, polished Catholic guests. And that’s the point, and the reason this podcast might help you.
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This podcast offers an engaging exploration of diverse stories within the Catholic community, focusing on how individuals navigate their faith, identity, and the challenges they face in their spiritual journeys. Themes such as inclusivity, community healing, LGBTQ issues, and the roles of women in the Church are recurrent throughout episodes, as guests share personal experiences that often highlight the complexities of faith in contemporary society. With a range of voices—from clergy to laypeople—the content not only celebrates the richness of personal conversion stories but also emphasizes the importance of belonging and understanding in a multifaceted Church landscape.
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Catholics in Ordinary Time launched 7 months ago and published 29 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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