Living LIT

Discover how Arianna (Ari) Bosse, founder of Catholic Printable Club- turned her passion for faith and art into a thriving business that brings the liturgical year alive in homes around the world. This episode explores her journey from secular art to a beloved Catholic resource, highlighting the importance of simplicity, beauty, and intentionality in liturgical living. Main Topics: Ari's personal...

What if your family had a simple roadmap that helped bring more peace, purpose, and prayer into everyday life? In this episode of Living LIT , Robyn welcomes Catholic author Katie Warner to explore the timeless wisdom of St. Benedict and how his ancient Rule of Life can inspire modern families. While originally written for monks, the Rule of St. Benedict offers practical principles that can transf...

Sharing a little bit about my summer so far--what's coming this summer on the podcast--and a special prayer request. Where I go on retreat: Home - The Cloisters on the Platte

Did you know the Catholic Church has its own calendar filled with seasons, feast days, saints, and celebrations that help us grow closer to Christ all year long? In this episode of the Living LIT Podcast, we're diving into the month of July—dedicated to the Most Precious Blood of Jesus—and exploring five beautiful feast days that can help bring the rhythms of the Church into the little church you...

Join Robyn and special guest, Krista Thomas as we explore the upcoming Our Lady of Victory Catholic Conference in Rapid City, South Dakota. Hosted on the feast of the Assumption (August 15), this event is designed to deepen your understanding of spiritual warfare, Marian devotion, and the power of prayer and community in living out the faith. Guest speakers will be Jesse Romero and Msgr Charles Po...

Have you ever noticed the little red light glowing near the tabernacle at church? That sanctuary lamp may seem small, but it proclaims one of the greatest truths of our Catholic faith: Jesus is truly present in the Eucharist. In this beautiful and inspiring conversation, Robyn sits down with author Susan Joy Bellavance to discuss her new children's book, This Little Light of Thine: Stories of the...

Sometimes families carry hidden burdens they don't even realize—generational curses that quietly undermine their strength and unity. But what if you could uncover these unseen chains and break free? On this episode, biblical scholar and spiritual warfare expert Dr. Dan Schneider reveals how generational sins and curses impact your family today—and more importantly, how you can attain spiritual fre...

June in the Catholic Church is rich with Eucharistic beauty, Sacred Heart devotion, Marian tenderness, and saints who point us toward Christ. In this episode of Living LIT , we journey through five powerful June feast days—Corpus Christi, the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the Immaculate Heart of Mary, the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, and St. Peter & St. Paul—exploring not only what the Church ce...

What is Matins? Why did Christians historically rise in the night or early morning hours to pray? And what might this ancient rhythm of prayer have to say to modern Catholics today? In this episode of Living LIT — Living In Truth , Robyn sits down with Samuel McIlheran to explore the beauty and depth of Matins, an ancient part of the Church’s Divine Office rooted in Scripture, watchfulness, and sa...

Discover how faith, family, and holistic health intertwine in this heartfelt episode with Sylvia Dorham. From her journey as a Catholic wife, mother, author, to a doula and homeopath practitioner. Sylvia shares her inspiring story to her becoming a natural caregiver for others, in addition to her family. Sylvia and Robyn delve into the world of homeopathy: what it is, exploring its principles, his...

Sylvia Dorham, author of The Monks children’s book series from TAN Books, joins me on the podcast for a beautiful conversation packed with wisdom, gentleness, and so much goodness for families. We begin by chatting about the different “flavors” or rites within the Catholic Church, and Sylvia does such a lovely job of breaking it all down in a simple and approachable way that helps make something t...

Color analysis is everywhere right now — but what if it’s about so much more than trends? In this episode, Robyn sits down with Catholic Christian color analyst, Maclaine Noah to talk about the beauty and wisdom behind seasonal color analysis — and how discovering “your season” can actually become an invitation to embrace who God created you to be. Maclaine explains the method she uses in her prof...

Transform your faith from routine to radiant with Living a Liturgical Life—an ancient rhythm that can bring deep joy and meaning to everyday life. Steffani Aquila, founder of His Girl Sunday and author of Festive Faith , reveals how you can seamlessly weave the richness of the Church’s seasons, feasts, and traditions into your modern life without feeling overwhelmed or disconnected. Most Catholics...

The month of May in the Catholic Church is dedicated to Our Blessed Mother Mary. In this Living LIT podcast episode, we chat about practical ways we can honor Mary and celebrate her this month--in the Little Church that You Call Home-your Domestic Church. Resources from this episode: Mary Garden | Catholic Living Bring flowers to Mary | Catholic Living Mary Gardening--The connection between flower...

In this episode, Emily Stimpson Chapman joins us to explore what it truly means to be fully human in a distracted and digital age. We discuss her latest book on St. Joseph, how to live more intentionally, and ways to reconnect with our true selves and with God. Key Topics: The profound significance of St. Joseph as a model of humility, virtue, and fatherhood The importance of free will and discern...

This episode explores the rich liturgical traditions and feast days celebrated in May. Robyn shares insightful ways to deepen your faith experience and incorporate feast days into your domestic church. Key topics: Top 5 feast days: St. Joseph the Worker, Our Lady of Fatima, Ascension, Pentecost, and Trinity Sunday Practical ideas for living liturgically — blessing tools, making themed foods, praye...

In a world increasingly craving genuine purpose and connection, missing out on your charisms isn't just a missed opportunity—it's a barrier to the full life God has designed for you. When you step into your God-given gifts, you don’t just help others; you experience a profound sense of fulfillment and joy that radiates outward, igniting the faith of those around you. Perfect for Catholics ready to...

Unlock the ancient practice of Rogation Days and Ember Days—timeless traditions that still shape our faith today. If you've ever wondered how these seasonal prayers and processions can deeply enrich your spiritual life and connect you with the land, this episode is your invitation to rediscover them. Father Darin Schmidt, a seasoned priest from the Diocese of Sioux Falls, SD- with a passion for li...

Easter isn’t just a day—it’s a season. A full 50 days of celebration, joy, and living the Resurrection. In this episode, we dive into how to keep the joy of the Risen Christ alive in your home long after Easter Sunday has passed. Too often, we move on too quickly—but the Church invites us to linger… to celebrate… to live differently. You’ll find simple, practical ideas for celebrating the Easter s...

April invites us deeply into the heart of our faith — from the joy of the Resurrection to the richness of the Eucharist, this is a month filled with beauty, mercy, and new life. In this episode of Living LIT, we explore April’s Top 5 feast days: Easter Sunday, Divine Mercy Sunday, St. Mark, St. Gianna Molla, and St. Catherine of Siena — along with the Church’s dedication to the Holy Eucharist. Tog...

Christ is Risen! Alleluia! In this joyful Easter season episode of Living LIT—Living In Truth , Robyn is joined by Laura Kelly Fanucci , author of Living Easter: 50 Days to Practice the Resurrection (Ave Maria Press), to explore what it truly means to live as an “Easter people.” So often, Easter feels like a single Sunday celebration—but the Church invites us into fifty full days of joy, renewal,...

*Content Note: This episode discusses the realities of human trafficking and may include sensitive topics. We recommend parents preview this episode before listening with children.* Human trafficking is often thought of as something that happens somewhere else—far away from our communities and families. But the truth is, trafficking exists everywhere, and awareness is one of the most important way...

In this episode of Living LIT , I’m inviting you into our home as I share how our family walks through Holy Week—intentionally, prayerfully, and together. From Palm Sunday to Holy Saturday, we talk about simple traditions, meaningful rhythms, and practical ways to bring the beauty and depth of this sacred week to life in your own domestic church. Holy Week isn’t meant to be rushed through—it’s mea...

Lent doesn’t always go exactly how we planned. Maybe you began the season with beautiful intentions—more prayer, meaningful fasting, and a desire to grow closer to the Lord. But somewhere along the way, life got busy, you lost momentum, or you feel like you’ve fallen short. This week on the Living LIT Podcast , we arrive at Laetare Sunday , the midpoint of Lent. The Church, like a loving mother, g...

On this episode of Living LIT , Robyn welcomes author and illustrator Adele Gulick to talk about her delightful new book Summa Theologiae for Babies: Prima Pars . Inspired by the writings of St. Thomas Aquinas , Doctor of the Church, this sweet and faithful little book gently introduces even the youngest readers to the beauty and truth of the Catholic faith. With charming illustrations and simple...