Krista Corbello's Podcast

Welcome to Season 3 of National Vocation Fashion Week, where we put the spotlight on the call to holiness, which never goes out of style! In this episode, Bishop Brian Nunes discusses sacramentals of the episcopate, what it means to be an auxiliary bishop in Los Angeles, “baby bishop” school, meeting Pope Francis and Cardinal Prevost (now Pope Leo XIV), universality and subsidiarity both needed in...

Welcome to Season 3 of National Vocation Fashion Week, where we put the spotlight on the call to holiness, which never goes out of style! In this episode, Fr. Blake Dubroc introduces a sacramental worldview and discusses the significance of Eucharistic vessels, the altar as a place of sacrifice, the Sacredness of the Eucharist, Eucharistic processions and the Fête-Dieu du Teche, the healing power...

Welcome to Season 3 of National Vocation Fashion Week, where we put the spotlight on the call to holiness, which never goes out of style! In this episode, Fr. Joby Joseph discusses the vocations in the Syro-Malabar Church, Syriac vestments throughout a seminarian’s formation to priesthood, the topographical map of a Holy Qurbana, asceticism and the poetic nature of the Syriac tradition, important...

7/24/2025 Talk at Hearts on Fire Pasadena (A Continuation of the Pasadena Eucharistic Revival) at St. Philip the Apostle Titled after Audrey Assad's song Island

The "Inverted 99" of the deaf and hard of hearing is a fertile ground for evangelization, according to ASL Instructor and Interpreter, Christopher Pinto. In today's episode, we discuss the historical context & the linguistic oppression of the deaf community, the "Catholic fingerprints" in advocacy for deaf education, bridging gaps through community and communication, the importance of represen...

9/29/2024 Testimony at CHOSEN Congreso de Jóvenes Católicos. hosted by ESNE

Welcome to Season 2 of National Vocations Fashion Week, asking the who, what, and religious wear of consecrated life! In today's ( surprise! ) episode, Sean & Nicole Tobin discuss their journeys from religious discernment to marriage, surrendering and deeper conversion, Sean’s testimony from atheism to religious life, Nicole’s early faith journey and call to service, “vocational tinder,” how e...

Welcome to Season 2 of National Vocations Fashion Week, asking the who, what, and religious wear of consecrated life! Sr. Tracey Dugas of the Daughters of St. Paul discusses our shared Cajun background, the Pauline habit, living the Pauline spirituality in modern times, the relationship between community and the integral growth of the person, joy and simplicity, evangelization in the digital age +...

Welcome to Season 2 of National Vocations Fashion Week, asking the who, what, and religious wear of consecrated life! Sr. Mara Grace of the Dominican Sisters of Saint Cecilia discusses the Nashville Dominican habit, the role of the habit in preaching, revolutionary element of itinerant preaching, dynamic contemplation  as contemplation not only the Word but also of the people, freedom in the lens...

Welcome to Season 2 of National Vocations Fashion Week, asking the who, what, and religious wear of consecrated life! Sr. Clare Hunter of the Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist discusses the virtue of magnanimity, the Franciscan habit, color, and significance, the “organic” element of Franciscan spirituality + a broader meaning of this in the life and the legacy of St. Francis and his teachings,...

Welcome to Season 2 of National Vocations Fashion Week, asking the who, what, and religious wear of consecrated life! Sr. Mary All-Powerful Intercessor of the Servants of the Lord & the Virgin of Matará shares with us her journey and discernment, Servidora spirituality of the Incarnation & 4th vow to Marian slavery, spiritual heritage of their community and fatherhood of St. John Paul II,...

Welcome to Season 2 of National Vocation Fashion Week, asking the who, what, and religious wear of consecrated life. Fr. Antonio, Sr. Susanna, and Sr. Meg join us from the Little Friars & Little Nuns of Jesus & Mary discussing their habits, their dual Carmelite/Franciscan spirituality, their hitchhiking charism as a means to evangelization, stories of conversion, founder Fr. Volantino’s in...

While so many of us consider ourselves children of a JPII Generation, we may not know that John Paul the Great's priestly vocation (and subsequent departure from the performing arts) was inspired, in part, by the life of artist and now-St. Brother Albert Chmielowski. Iwona Bernardz-Major is with us to discuss the history of the Church in Poland, its unique resistance to suppression under communist...

(10/23/2021) Even This Way Founder, Krista Corbello, leads a panel with sibling survivors of abortion, including Kiki and Sam. Discussing Post-Abortion Survivor Syndrome, grief, healing, and how to re-invest in life, each share their story with vulnerability. Krista shares some of her research from her M.S. Psychology program at Divine Mercy University, including theories on the effect of pregnanc...

The lives of the saints illustrate an array of mission fields, from nationwide travels, to your own neighborhood, or from the confines of a hospital bed. Katie Austin Landry paints the picture of prominent saints (and saints-to-be) from the United States, including St. Katharine Drexel, Bl. Henriette Delille, and Servant of God Charlene Richard, or the “Cajun Little Flower.” Other topics of discus...

“¡Viva Cristo Rey!” is not only a battle cry of the Cristeros, it’s a call to live a vibrant life in the faith. Jesús Padrón discusses the Catholic faith and Mexican identity, the art of enculturation & the mestiza appearance of Our Lady of Guadalupe, anti-clerical regimes and challenges faced by the Church in the Cristero War, the repercussions that still exist today, family and community as...

What's it like to be a Catholic in a country that is considered missionary territory? Daniel Park discusses the history of the Church in Korea, the life and martyrdom of St. Andrew Kim Taegon, and unique aspects of Catholicism in Korea in this episode of Saints: Olympians of Our Faith . If you enjoy this series, consider becoming a patron on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠patreon⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ , and follow me on  ⁠⁠...

What do St. Joseph, who never uttered a word in Sacred Scripture, and St. John Paul II, the Pilgrim Pope, have in common? Paul George discusses Holy Grit & male saints in this episode of Saints: Olympians of Our Faith . Paul George is husband and father. His mission is to love God, serve others, and die with no regrets. He has spent the past 27 years helping people know, understand, and live i...

What does it mean for “sport to be the school of the cross”? Siobhan Heekin-Canedy, 2014 Olympian of Team Ukraine shares her insight into this phenomenon. We discuss the Olympian spirit, its connection to the Christian-Catholic faith, the Ukrainian Greek Catholic tradition and its impact on Ukrainian national identity, Blessed Olympia Bida, the pursuit for excellence, and the call for all Christia...

5/21/24 Keynote presentation at Pregnancy Help Center of San Gabriel Valley luncheon Consider becoming a patron on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠patreon⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ , and follow me on  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ,  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Facebook⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ , and  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠YouTube⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ !

(CW) For Mental Health Awareness month, I interview various helping professionals to discuss mental health in certain contexts. Today's episode is joined by Alex Seghers, Director of Education (and my former Youth Programs Co-Director) at Louisiana Right to Life. We discuss our activism development from our early twenties to now, some practical tips for maintaining self-care and boundaries, be...

(CW) For Mental Health Awareness month, I interview various helping professionals to discuss mental health in certain contexts. Today's episode is joined by Jodie Guth, PhD in Clinical Psychology. We discuss current psychological literature on abortion, whether its findings aligns with her work with patients, The Body Keeps the Score and the need to connect that research to women after abortio...

For Mental Health Awareness month, I interview various helping professionals to discuss mental health in certain contexts. Today's episode is joined by Ana Dolores, a student at Fuller Theological Seminary in the Clinical Psychology PsyD program. Her dissertation includes research for first generation, 1.5 generation, and second generation immigrants, and she explains why she wants to work wit...

(CW) For Mental Health Awareness month, I interview various helping professionals to discuss mental health in certain contexts. Today's episode is joined by Darilyn Bixenman , a licensed professional counselor who worked with Columbine High School students in 1999 after the mass shooting. In her practice, she finds that young people today have more anxiety and less resilience than Columbine su...

For Mental Health Awareness month, I interview various helping professionals to discuss mental health in certain contexts. Today's episode is joined by Luke and Camille Mayeux, Divine Mercy University graduates and LPCs in Texas. We discuss the model for flourishing (or the Catholic Christian Meta Model of the Person), how to find a good therapist, whether or not therapy is for everyone, hot t...