Katie and Molly
Barely Awake
Journey with us, Katie and Molly, two moms and cousins trying to follow Jesus’ command in Matthew 24:42 to stay awake. But we’re moms! So let’s be real, we’re just barely awake. For all moms who are striving to stay awake for Jesus and who desire authentic Catholic community, welcome to the conversation! Because mom life is better with friends.
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Mar 31, 2026
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Episodes
The Culture vs. The Feminine Genius 25.03.2025 53:26
Have you ever been embarrassed to tell someone you’re ‘just a homemaker’ or that you stay at home? Or maybe you feel pressure to outperform at work because you’re also a wife and mom. The culture wants to shame women who desire to be mothers, but God exalts motherhood and women—just look at Mary! Niki joins us to talk about the feminine genius, what it means to us, and how we strive to live it out...
Lent and Easter with Little Kids 25.03.2025 32:17
What are ways we can enter into Lent with little kids? How can we teach them the meaning of Easter? Katie Ryzenga, Director of Faith Formation for St. Matthew the Apostle in Gahanna, joins us to share simple and engaging activities. (Her idea for celebrating Holy Thursday at home blew us away!) What’s for Dinner Katie R.: Turkey Reuben (Girls’ night at Schmidt’s)
You Are Not Alone! 20.03.2025 41:20
For all moms who want authentic Catholic community with others who get it and support you, welcome to the conversation! You are not alone. Together, we’ll laugh through the good and the bad. This episode, we talk about the importance of basing our identity first and foremost in being daughters of God. What’s for Dinner Molly: Spaghetti with salad and sourdough French bread (https://amybakesbread.c...
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