Roar Like the Lamb
Roar Like The Lamb
A Catholic lay woman and a Catholic priest working together in parish ministry unpack the complexities, joys, and challenges of daily life and how the beauty of the Gospel can bring Jesus, the Lion of Judah, the Lamb of God, into our world. Paola Peña is director of evangelization and former FOCUS missionary living out the call to evangelize in parish life. Fr. Sam Kachuba is a priest of the Diocese of Bridgeport and pastor of St. Pius X Church in Fairfield, CT. Roar Like the Lamb is an excuse for them to talk about how much they love ministry and want to share the Catholic faith with all.
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Jan 8, 2025
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Episodes
Episode 7: Just when we thought things couldn’t get crazier… 22.01.2021 50:38
Paola and Father Sam celebrate a milestone with due solemnity and joy, while looking at a world that seems totally thrown into chaos and confusion. How ought a Catholic respond to such craziness while maintaining sanity and sanctity? Show notes: St. Bernard of Clairvaux’s four degrees of love can be found in a longer treatise called “On Loving God.” You can read the whole thing here: https://www.c...
Episode 6: Rejection and Drunken, Burning Noodles 05.01.2021 48:11
Fr. Sam talks about rejection in evangelization and Paola tells him how to deal with it all and still be a successful missionary. If you're trying to share the faith with people and hitting challenges along the way, we're here for you. Show Notes: "Making Missionary Disciples" by Curtis Martin If you like Thai food, please check out Ruuthai's Kitchen. They're amazing. http://www.ruuthaiskitc...
Episode 5: All the Cliches We Love to Hate 31.12.2020 26:41
Cliches, aphorisms, truisms, and platitudes are all part of our common speech, and we all cringe a little whenever we hear them. In youth ministry or pastoral care, there is a whole set of them that get used way too much. In this episode, we explore a few of them and confess to using them, to our shame. Show Notes: “Saint John Paul the Great: His Five Loves” by Jason Evert. Paola didn’t know the t...
Episode 4: Worship Part Dos 29.12.2020 45:18
When we worship God, we're brought into relationship with Him. The act of worship is not limited to liturgical action, but can actually be seen in everything we do, in all our moral decisions. In this episode we talk about how following the Commandments help us worship. And how Matt Fradd's Aussie accent makes his podcasts even more wonderful. Show notes: Servant of God Fulton Sheen’s book “...
Episode 3: Worship Part One 22.12.2020 1:00:09
What is worship and what do we value? In this episode, we’ll start looking at the way our act of worship, especially at Mass, connects us to God and to one another. We’ll also see how worship is a fulfillment of God’s law. There will be some liturgical nerdery at work. Show Notes: Check out the Servant of God Fulton Sheen’s book “Your Life is Worth Living: 50 Lessons to Deepen Your Faith” The Comm...
Episode 2: You’ll Never Be Happy And Other Thoughts In Exhaustion 15.12.2020 45:24
We’re really tired. So in this episode we probably won’t stumble over any of our words or forget names or make any exhaustion-related mistakes. But we’ll be talking about being tired, the way exhaustion impacts ministry, and how God works through us even when we have no energy to offer. Check out our only late-night recording and find out why we usually record in daylight! Show notes: The Eisenhow...
Episode 1: Quarantine Makes You Do Strange Things 08.12.2020 49:45
Did you know that being quarantined increases your likeliness of starting a podcast by 82.5%? We have no data to back that up, but if it’s not true it should be. In our inaugural episode, we’re talking about the challenges the quarantine has posed to priestly ministry, parish life, working with our youth, and personal spiritual growth, and the blessings that have come out of the pandemic. This pod...
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