Every Catholic Man Podcast

Jesus thwarts an evil scribe’s attack and reveals God's two great commandments are to love God and love neighbor. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by pursuing the Virtue of Truth so he can know and uphold Christ’s truth and by building the Virtue of Studiousness so he can build the good habit of studying and living by the Catechism. 

Jesus thwarts the Herodians and Pharisees' evil trap by revealing men must serve God and be good citizens. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by seeking the Fruit of Faithfulness from the Holy Spirit so he can reject scientism and put faith only in God and by pursuing the Virtue of Truth and refuse to cooperate with any evil law.

Jesus warns that men must both desire and prepare to receive God’s mercy in the Parable of the Wedding Banquet. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by building the Virtue of Gratitude so he can more fully receive the Fruits of Holy Communion and by seeking the Gift of Piety from the Holy Spirit so he can give God his best in t Holy Mass.

Jesus warns men of the terrible destruction that comes to those who oppose God in the Parable of the Wicked Tenants. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by building the Virtue of Gratitude so he can thank God for allowing him to be a Catholic man and by seeking the Gift of Fortitude from the Holy Spirit so he can be persistent in the battle to be fruitful in love. 

Jesus warns men to repent and be obedient to the Almighty Father to be received into Heaven in the Parable of the Two Sons. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by seeking the Gift of Counsel from the Holy Spirit so he can more perfectly do the Almighty Father’s Holy Will and by pursuing the Virtue of Prudence so he can recognize his sins and quickly repent when he fails to do God’s Will.

Jesus calls men to fruitfulness and the mysterious generosity of God in the Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by building the Virtue of Obedience so he can be conformed to Christ’s Holy Catholic Church and be justified and by growing in the Virtue of Justice so he can strive to give God and every soul their due. 

Jesus warns of the necessity of forgiveness and the horrible consequences for those who refuse to forgive in the Parable of the Unmerciful Slave. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by seeking the Gift of Piety from the Holy Spirit so he can have great sorrow for his sins and be forgiven and by seeking the Fruit of Love so he can be helped by the Holy Spirit to forgive others. 

Jesus directs men how to admonish and teach sinners and to shun unrepentant sinners. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by building the Virtue of Fraternity so he can treat every Catholic man as a true brother and by seeking the Fruits of Love, Patience, Kindness and Generosity from the Holy Spirit so he can admonish and instruct those stuck in sin. 

The miraculous assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary at the end of her life into Heaven is celebrated on August 15 in the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by building the Virtue of Piety so he can more consistently honor an seek the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary and grow in the Virtue of Obedience by seeking the Blessed Virg...

Jesus is transfigured and the Almighty Father and Holy Spirit are made manifest. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by building the Virtue of Humility so he can be humbled and awed by Christ's Real Presence in the Eucharist and by growing in the Virtue of Perseverance so he can joyously anticipate his own glorified body.  Find out more about how to draw closer to Jesus Christ and grow i...

Today Christ's Holy Catholic Church celebrates the Solemnity of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. In today's Gospel reading, Zechariah is miraculously healed of his muteness when he confirms the name of John the Baptist’s at his circumcision. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by building in the Virtue of Faith so he can hate the sin of disbelief and grow in faith and by growin...

The pure and compassionate heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary is celebrated with the Memorial of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by seeking the Gift of Understanding so he can more fully grasp the blessing of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in his life and build the Virtue of Piety so he can compete the Five First Saturdays Devotion as reveals by our glorious Lady...

The Holy Catholic Church celebrates the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by building the Virtue of Faith so he can perceive and receive great blessings from the Sacred Heart of Jesus and by growing in the Virtue of Piety so he can discern if he is being called to a special devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.  Don't forget to go to EveryC...

Jesus reveals He will send the Holy Spirit to those who believe. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by persistently seeking the Gifts of the Spirit so he grow in holiness and by seeking the Fruits of the Spirit so he can grow in happiness. 

Jesus allows the Apostles to witness His prayer to the Almighty Father that the Apostles might be unified in Him. Every Catholic man can grow in happiness by building the Virtue of Sacrifice so he can make many sacrifices to glorify God and by growing in the Virtue of Prayer so he can better imitate the Son's heartfelt prayer to the Father.  Learn more about how to grow in happiness at EveryC...

In the ascent towards holiness and happiness, a Catholic man must build the good habits (Virtue, from the Latin, vir, meaning “manliness, moral strength, goodness, valor”) of the moral life and break the bad habits (Vice, from the Latin, vitium, meaning “defect, offense, blemish, imperfection”) which cause him to fall into sin and risk losing his salvation. The Church provides a comprehensive list...

In the ascent towards holiness and happiness, a Catholic man must build the good habits (Virtue, from the Latin, vir, meaning “manliness, moral strength, goodness, valor”) of the moral life and break the bad habits (Vice, from the Latin, vitium, meaning “defect, offense, blemish, imperfection”) which cause him to fall into sin and risk losing his salvation. The Church provides a comprehensive list...

In the ascent towards holiness and happiness, a Catholic man must build the good habits (Virtue, from the Latin, vir, meaning “manliness, moral strength, goodness, valor”) of the moral life and break the bad habits (Vice, from the Latin, vitium, meaning “defect, offense, blemish, imperfection”) which cause him to fall into sin and risk losing his salvation. The Church provides a comprehensive list...

In the ascent towards holiness and happiness, a Catholic man must build the good habits (Virtue, from the Latin, vir, meaning “manliness, moral strength, goodness, valor”) of the moral life and break the bad habits (Vice, from the Latin, vitium, meaning “defect, offense, blemish, imperfection”) which cause him to fall into sin and risk losing his salvation. The Church provides a comprehensive list...

In the ascent towards holiness and happiness, a Catholic man must build the good habits (Virtue, from the Latin, vir, meaning “manliness, moral strength, goodness, valor”) of the moral life and break the bad habits (Vice, from the Latin, vitium, meaning “defect, offense, blemish, imperfection”) which cause him to fall into sin and risk losing his salvation. The Church provides a comprehensive list...

In the ascent towards holiness and happiness, a Catholic man must build the good habits (Virtue, from the Latin, vir, meaning “manliness, moral strength, goodness, valor”) of the moral life and break the bad habits (Vice, from the Latin, vitium, meaning “defect, offense, blemish, imperfection”) which cause him to fall into sin and risk losing his salvation. The Church provides a comprehensive list...

In the ascent towards holiness and happiness, a Catholic man must build the good habits (Virtue, from the Latin, vir, meaning “manliness, moral strength, goodness, valor”) of the moral life and break the bad habits (Vice, from the Latin, vitium, meaning “defect, offense, blemish, imperfection”) which cause him to fall into sin and risk losing his salvation. The Church provides a comprehensive list...

In the ascent towards holiness and happiness, a Catholic man must build the good habits (Virtue, from the Latin, vir, meaning “manliness, moral strength, goodness, valor”) of the moral life and break the bad habits (Vice, from the Latin, vitium, meaning “defect, offense, blemish, imperfection”) which cause him to fall into sin and risk losing his salvation. The Church provides a comprehensive list...

In the ascent towards holiness and happiness, a Catholic man must build the good habits (Virtue, from the Latin, vir, meaning “manliness, moral strength, goodness, valor”) of the moral life and break the bad habits (Vice, from the Latin, vitium, meaning “defect, offense, blemish, imperfection”) which cause him to fall into sin and risk losing his salvation. The Church provides a comprehensive list...

In the ascent towards holiness and happiness, a Catholic man must build the good habits (Virtue, from the Latin, vir, meaning “manliness, moral strength, goodness, valor”) of the moral life and break the bad habits (Vice, from the Latin, vitium, meaning “defect, offense, blemish, imperfection”) which cause him to fall into sin and risk losing his salvation. The Church provides a comprehensive list...