Fr. Sean presents the liturgies of the Paschal Triduum and Dcn. Jacob keeps trying to derail him by talking about the joy of the resurrection.

In this episode, Fr. Mike and Fr. John offer a unique perspective on contemplating Jesus as He enters His Passion.

Fr. Mike & Deacon Jacob talk about life lessons learned on their annual hut trip, putting trust in God, and the necessity of perseverance in the life of a Christian.

Fr. John and Fr. Sean discuss the importance of making room for silence in our lives and homes, forcing us to reflect on our life and aiding us to see the face of God.

Fr. John & Deacon Jaacob discuss three of Christopher Nolan's films, Inception, Interstellar and Tenet and present the good that can be gleaned from secular art viewed from a Christian perspective.

This week Fr. Mike and Fr. Sean continue the conversation on lent. They discuss the ways in which our penances and fasting can contribute to fighting the war against evil and ultimately benefiting the world as a whole.

Fr. Sean is joined by recently ordained Deacon Jacob in this week's podcast. The two discuss how to enter into lent and the scripture readings that we will read throughout the liturgical season of lent.

Fr. John and Fr. Mike are joined by The Most Reverend Bishop Andrew Cozzens, the Bishop of the Diocese of Crookston, Minnesota. Bishop Cozzens also serves as the chairman of the National Eucharistic Revival. Our special guest and the hosts discuss the three-year initiative and the mission of renewing the Church's encounter with Jesus in the Eucharist. For more information on the National Eucharistic Revival visit: https://www.eucharisticrevival.org

Fr. Mike and soon to be Dcn. Jacob, discuss the little known and oft forgotten Deacon Epaphras who served the Colossians. Fr. Mike invites Jacob to take the description St. Paul gives of Epaphras as the model for his diaconal ministry.

Fr. John and Fr. Sean discuss the importance of reading classical literature, the impact that can have on our thoughts and how God reveals himself through narrative.