
Catholic Church, faith, culture, and history are explained clearly and simply for anyone curious about historic Catholicism. Faithful to the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 417 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & CultureReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

Every December the same claim pops up: Christmas is just repackaged Roman paganism—Saturnalia with a cross on top. But when you actually read what third-century Christians wrote, the story falls apart. Greg walks through the real reason the Church la... more
Everyone’s seen the Shriners in their tiny cars and funny hats, but why has the Catholic Church been warning against Freemasonry for almost 300 years — and still considers it an excommunicable offense? In this episode Greg and Cory unpack the real or... more
A peer-reviewed paper claims a glowing, seated-Buddha fractal generated from the Mandelbrot set is hidden in the Mona Lisa, Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, Tutankhamun’s mask, and masterpieces across cultures—proof of simulation, aliens, or the collec... more
Greg and Ed explore the difference between worship that is objectively real and worship designed to produce feelings, using C.S. Lewis’s famous critique of “The Green Book” as their launching point. They contrast a contemporary evangelical Christmas ... more
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I really enjoy how this podcast goes into the depth and beauty of the Catholic faith. Greg does a great job of breaking down Catholic concepts and traditions into fun and manageable episodes of understanding.
A wonderful introduction podcast for anyone who seeks to learn more about the Catholic faith. As a Protestant, this podcast has helps me wrestle through issues and gives me a fuller perspective of my Christian faith.
Considering Catholicism has been hugely formative for me on my road to Rome. Greg brings such depth of knowledge, weaving history and theology into every conversation. He engages Protestant perspectives with genuine respect, yet also speaks with clarity and conviction about where he sees them going astray.
What sets this podcast apart from others is Greg’s background as a former Protestant pastor. Because he knows the standard Protestant arguments inside and out, he can address them with a dept... more
Really appreciate this podcast. Keep up the great work! I’ve already passed an episode along to a good Protestant friend. May God bless you ✝️
Considering Catholicism keeps the faith through, with, and in, the Love of God. This podcast is an excellent example of sharing charitably sharing the faith without watering it down. Greg’s humility and integrity are an inspiration for all those who seek to be loyal sons and daughters of Holy Mother Church… The latest episode that I just listened to (The Cost of Discipleship, Part 2 #356) was my favorite. The most recent episode I’ve listened to tends to be my favorite.
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Content focuses on providing clear explanations of Catholic doctrine, rituals, and the theological underpinnings rooted in church history and tradition. Topics often include detailed discussions of significant doctrines such as the Immaculate Conception, the Incarnation, and the Trinity, catering to both Catholics and those from Protestant backgrounds. The host's prior experience as a Protestant pastor gives a unique perspective, addressing common misconceptions about Catholic practices and beliefs while fostering respectful dialogue between different faith traditions. The approach is likely to resonate with both recent converts and those considering conversion, as well as lifelong Catholics seeking to deepen their understanding.
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