Rosary Army Catholic Podcast

Birthday hangover, 10-Year-Sandals, Moose for President, Taking the Advice of Cardinal Sarah, Sam set a date, Walking through the World, and how to truly reform the Church.

Grab your tissues! On this episode Greg completely surprises Jennifer with nearly FIFTY voice messages from friends and family from throughout her 50 years as we celebrate Jennifer's 50th birthday with a surprise party!

The Future of RA Livestreamed Rosaries, Going Back to Mass, Should We Stick with a Spiritual Communion?, Jason Taylor and Catholic Media, and the Ocean of Mercy Catholic Conference for Kids!

The kids went to Mass, Jennifer's Rope-a-Dope injury, A Visit with Jennifer's Mom, Homeschool Changes, The Slip N' Slide Debacle, Rediscovering Andy Griffith, Letters of Encouragement, Vocations from Rosary Army, and much more!

Jennifer goes DIY, Clarifications from last week, Checks and Balances, Kolbe Yang and his Red Bean: Dragon Slayer Kickstarter, Moose joins us to talk about Racism and the recent unrest in our world, and much more!

AARP Finds Jennifer, We went to Mass, Rules for Receiving the Eucharist, How's Fr. Roderick?, Willits Family Exodus, What Really Happened at OSV, and much more!

When Dad Scared Greg, Returning to Mass in Atlanta, Fun Zoom Hangouts, What to Do When You've Had it with the Bishops, and How to fill in Gaps of Time for New Listeners.

How one parish is returning to live Masses, What to do when waiting to return to Church, What's your risk tolerance level, A Difficult Week and a Difficult Decision, Mother's Day Surprises, The Laundry Detergent Incident, and much more!

Greg and Jennifer get pretty candid with their quarantine check-in. Greg crashes the teen bible study session, cool art in a new saint book, Jen bungles a gift for their second quarantine birthday celebration, voicemail feedback and much more!

New Live Rosary Schedule, Update on Jennifer's Mom, Quarantined Birthdays, Great Room Swap of 2020, St Anna Schäffer, Big Week for Catholicism, Jen attempts a teen Bible study, and much more!

Telemedicine appointments, Jen's mom is getting THE test, our dwindling freedoms, discussion of Fr. Richard Heilman article, general absolution without confession, the pain of sin and the power of forgiveness and much much more!

Three Weeks of Live Rosaries, RA Prayer Warrior Roll Call, Meditations for the Rosary, Jesus caught Greg in his underwear, Easter Sunday MEGA Rosary, New RA T-Shirts, Resources for Good Friday, and more!

The truck cast is back! Greg and Jennifer go on a road trip (sort of), reveal their new daily routine, tell you why they ventured out, share what they're grateful for, go on a never ending hike in the woods, make puppet videos because of quarantine issues, and a whole lot more!

Live Rosary Responses, Lenten Progress, Thoughts on the Mass, Staying Safe at Church, Free Stuff, Life Under Quarantine, and our Pastor joins us for a great conversation!

We're live-streaming the Rosary every day, Time and Talent, Mug Shots, and discussion about the subject everyone just can't get enough of - The Coronavirus! And of course, a whole lot more!

Is Greg passing a Kidney Stone? Coronavirus and Faith, Sorrowful Mugs, Bread from Heaven, Skincare for Jennifer, Catholic Podcasts, Greg has the rights back to one of his books, and we're interviewed about Rosary Army - and we share it with you here!

Jennifer's Eucharistic Epiphany, Of Kids and Chore Charts, Roadtrip to Nashville, Books That Formed Us, Learning to Trust the Holy Spirit, Catholic K-Mart, Coronavirus and Receiving the Eucharist, and Dealing with Others in an Election Year.

Walter's in the house - and on the podcast, The Art of Being a Movie Extra and New Job Orientation, Terrified of Bernie, What Greg should say at his talk this weekend, and Feedback on the Rosary Army Swag Store, Podcast Chapters, Show Format, Legacy Podcasting, and a whole lot more!

Exciting new theme song and interview with musician Geoff Smith, Legacy Podcast Pioneers, Tiny Habits, Feedback, Stuck in the Sandwich Generation, Minimum Viable Catholicism, Impossible Burgers during Lent, and a whole lot more!

The sign of a good friend, how we met Capt. Jeff from Airline Pilot Guy (and still benefit from his friendship), Learning to Make Coffee Mugs, Process of Podcasting, a new feature for YOUR enjoyment!, How we're dealing with email going forward, Pronouncing T's from Grammar Girl, Transitioning Jennifer's Mom to Nursing Home, RUAH Storytelling Podcast, Invitation to Catholic Podcasters, Maria Johnso...

Greg is recovering from hosting sixteen hours of Catholic radio last week. We discuss quotes and thoughts about The Power of Silence by Robert Cardinal Sarah and additional thoughts on a recent Amy Welborn essay. And we share upcoming production changes to make more room for Rosary Army work in October. STUFF WE MENTIONED: Amy Welborn's blog What We're Dealing With Episode #011 Exodus90 Power of S...

What to do when your gift is to evangelize online. Are we being genuine with the message that we preach or are we simply prisoners to our online personas? These are the kinds of questions Amy Welborn brings up in a recent article, "The Hazards of Online Faith-Writing." Amy brings up the question that personas force us to be "on" at all times and potentially imprisons those of us that focus our ene...

Getting teens to care about subjects they think are useless - the need for a well rounded education, Exodus 90 update and going through the desert (including what to do with ourselves when all our comforts are removed). Bonus content - Two major ways to get more time back into your days.

It's incredibly easy to believe that you suck. Perhaps you've looked in the mirror and actually said those words to yourself. But where did that unhealthy core belief come from? And what is a core belief anyway? In this episode, Greg takes a page from the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy rulebook to explain the difference between healthy and unhealthy core beliefs, as well as how to counteract negativ...

St. Theresa of Jesus describes Contemplative Prayer as "nothing else than a close sharing between friends; it means taking time frequently to be alone with him who we know loves us." Contemplative prayer, the Catechism teaches, is a choice of time and duration that arises from a determined will (2710). It is the prayer of the child of God, the simplest expression of the mystery of prayer, an inten...