Pat Oedy-Murray welcomes back author and Catholic speaker Joan Watson to chat about common pitfalls in prayer, such as biting off more than you can chew, and encourages starting small - like training for exercise. https://scepterpublishers.org/products/coached-by-catherine-of-siena-lessons-in-charity?variant=46753645723825 https://integratedcatholiclife.org/

Matthew Archbold discusses a recent church break-in during mass, the growing trend of public figures and artists openly embracing faith, and his critique of a dark plot element in a recent Minions movie. https://creativeminorityreport.com/

Father Eric Schild responds off the collar to: If you were granted the ability to instantly master any musical instrument, which one would you choose? If you could instantly teleport anywhere in the world right now, but when you teleported there, you'd have to arrive wearing full scuba gear, where would you go? In scripture, Jesus often retreated to mountains, gardens, or the wilderness to pray. How does physical creation or spending time outdoors help us tune out the noise of the world and better hear God's voice?

Bishop Daniel E. Thomas' hand-picked question of the week: With the Walk for Vocations coming up, how did it start and will you be participating? https://toledodiocese.org/diocesan/walk-for-vocations

Father Nathan Cromly reflects on the biblical life of Moses highlighting how the great leader was ultimately commanded not to cross into the promised land. He explains that while Christians are called to dare great things and plan for the future, true faithfulness often requires surrendering our personal goals to God's will.