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Theology for the Unwanted

Theology for the Unwanted

Join Dan and Jon as they explore Catholic moral theology as two guys who both love being Catholic but haven’t always felt 100% welcome. Theology for the Unwanted shares touching stories from countless who have felt this way about some aspect of their life. We dive into what moral theologians working on these complex issues have to say. You might be surprised at just how much Catholic cultures vary country by country. Yet we still find a way to stay unified and deeply devoted to Christian life. Particularly in the modern world, faith is often filtered through a cultural lens or religious discip...

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Theology for the Unwanted

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7 juin 2026

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The Courage of Leaving: what Catholic theologians can learn from those who left. Featuring Cade from 'Intrinsically Ordered' 08.07.2025

Welcome back to another thought-provoking episode of Theology for the Unwanted podcast, hosted by Dan with co-host Jon. In this special episode, we are joined by Cade from the Intrinsically Ordered podcast, who shares his personal journey of leaving the traditional Catholic Church in pursuit of a more authentic and fulfilling life. Explore the challenges and triumphs of navigating identity, faith,...

Stranger in the Pews: What it really takes to belong from two Catholic converts 02.07.2025

In this special episode of the podcast, host Dan is joined by co-host Jon and special guest Jeremy, known from TikTok as "ACatholicDad." Dive into a heartfelt discussion about the journey of converting to Catholicism. Jeremy shares his experiences of transitioning from Protestantism in the South to becoming an evangelical Catholic, using social media as a platform to express his faith. Listen as t...

Reflections for Pride Month. Beyond the Secret: Catholic theologians on honesty and discovering how God made you 24.06.2025

Join us on a thought-provoking journey exploring the intersection of faith and identity in the Catholic Church. This episode delves into theological insights about how God sees us and how we can understand and embrace the diverse ways God has created each of us. Discover a new perspective on sexuality through a theological lens and learn about the Church's evolving understanding of love, identity,...

Going to Confession? Yikes! And Pope Leo's pontificate taking shape. 19.06.2025

Welcome to the second episode of the Theology for the Unwanted podcast with your host, Dan, and co-host Jon. In this episode, the hosts delve into the intricate world of confession, exploring its significance and how it is often perceived as a daunting experience by many. They share personal anecdotes and offer thoughtful insights on how to approach confession not as a mere judicial exercise, but...

Intro. Unveiling Truth in a Polarized World 17.06.2025

Welcome to the Theology for the Unwanted Podcast, where hosts Dan and Jon explore the challenges faced by many Catholics trying to find their place within the church. In this debut episode, they delve into the complexities of bridging personal stories with universal theology, highlighting how understanding and embracing diverse journeys can make the church more inclusive and holy. Join Dan and Joh...

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