Catholic Sprouts: Daily Podcast for Catholic Kids

We all, just like St. Augustine, struggle with feelings of restlessness. Things we think will make us happy don't. Pursuits that we think will lead to fulfillment don't. The truth is that our hearts will be restless until they rest in Jesus. And so, in honor of St. Augustine, who is celebrating a feast day this week, let's talk about how we can find rest for our restless hearts. Monday: hear the b...

We all, just like St. Augustine, struggle with feelings of restlessness. Things we think will make us happy don't. Pursuits that we think will lead to fulfillment don't. The truth is that our hearts will be restless until they rest in Jesus. And so, in honor of St. Augustine, who is celebrating a feast day this week, let's talk about how we can find rest for our restless hearts. Monday: hear the b...

We all, just like St. Augustine, struggle with feelings of restlessness. Things we think will make us happy don't. Pursuits that we think will lead to fulfillment don't. The truth is that our hearts will be restless until they rest in Jesus. And so, in honor of St. Augustine, who is celebrating a feast day this week, let's talk about how we can find rest for our restless hearts. Monday: hear the b...

Training Guild link: https://www.extraordinarymission.com/dragonslayers  contact email: john@extraordinarymission.com 

This week we are talking about humility. The two marks of humility are honesty and thankfulness. To understand humility better, let's look at the saints celebrating feast days this week. + Monday: On the feast day of Pope Saint Pius X, let's hear the story of Little Nellie of Holy God, the little girl that convinced him to lower the age of First Holy Communion. + Tuesday:  Mary is the perfect exam...

This week we are talking about humility. The two marks of humility are honesty and thankfulness. To understand humility better, let's look at the saints celebrating feast days this week. + Monday: On the feast day of Pope Saint Pius X, let's hear the story of Little Nellie of Holy God, the little girl that convinced him to lower the age of First Holy Communion. + Tuesday:  Mary is the perfect exam...

This week we are talking about humility. The two marks of humility are honesty and thankfulness. To understand humility better, let's look at the saints celebrating feast days this week. + Monday: On the feast day of Pope Saint Pius X, let's hear the story of Little Nellie of Holy God, the little girl that convinced him to lower the age of First Holy Communion. + Tuesday:  Mary is the perfect exam...

This week we are talking about humility. The two marks of humility are honesty and thankfulness. To understand humility better, let's look at the saints celebrating feast days this week. + Monday: On the feast day of Pope Saint Pius X, let's hear the story of Little Nellie of Holy God, the little girl that convinced him to lower the age of First Holy Communion. + Tuesday:  Mary is the perfect exam...

This week we are talking about humility. The two marks of humility are honesty and thankfulness. To understand humility better, let's look at the saints celebrating feast days this week. + Monday: On the feast day of Pope Saint Pius X, let's hear the story of Little Nellie of Holy God, the little girl that convinced him to lower the age of First Holy Communion. + Tuesday:  Mary is the perfect exam...

Training Guild link: https://www.extraordinarymission.com/dragonslayers  contact email: john@extraordinarymission.com 

This week, as we celebrate the Assumption of Mary into Heaven at the end of her earthly life, we are going to look closer at all four points of Marian Dogma: Her Assumption into Heaven, Her Immaculate Conception, her Perpetual Virginity, and the fact that she is the Mother of God. As Catholics, we believe all of these things about Mary! If you are still planning to join the next session of the BE...

This week, as we celebrate the Assumption of Mary into Heaven at the end of her earthly life, we are going to look closer at all four points of Marian Dogma: Her Assumption into Heaven, Her Immaculate Conception, her Perpetual Virginity, and the fact that she is the Mother of God. As Catholics, we believe all of these things about Mary! If you are still planning to join the next session of the BE...

This week, as we celebrate the Assumption of Mary into Heaven at the end of her earthly life, we are going to look closer at all four points of Marian Dogma: Her Assumption into Heaven, Her Immaculate Conception, her Perpetual Virginity, and the fact that she is the Mother of God. As Catholics, we believe all of these things about Mary! If you are still planning to join the next session of the BE...

This week, as we celebrate the Assumption of Mary into Heaven at the end of her earthly life, we are going to look closer at all four points of Marian Dogma: Her Assumption into Heaven, Her Immaculate Conception, her Perpetual Virginity, and the fact that she is the Mother of God. As Catholics, we believe all of these things about Mary! If you are still planning to join the next session of the BE...

This week, as we celebrate the Assumption of Mary into Heaven at the end of her earthly life, we are going to look closer at all four points of Marian Dogma: Her Assumption into Heaven, Her Immaculate Conception, her Perpetual Virginity, and the fact that she is the Mother of God. As Catholics, we believe all of these things about Mary! If you are still planning to join the next session of the BE...

Training Guild link: https://www.extraordinarymission.com/dragonslayers  contact email: john@extraordinarymission.com 

Who are the real heroes? The saints! This week we have quite the line up for saints celebrating feast days, so let's reflect on their stories and marvel at what it means to be heroes in Christ's army. + Monday we explore the story of St. Mary MacKillop (although her feast day is Tuesday). She was the first saint from Australia and faced many hardships. + Tuesday we celebrate the feast of St. Domin...

Who are the real heroes? The saints! This week we have quite the line up for saints celebrating feast days, so let's reflect on their stories and marvel at what it means to be heroes in Christ's army. + Monday we explore the story of St. Mary MacKillop (although her feast day is Tuesday). She was the first saint from Australia and faced many hardships. + Tuesday we celebrate the feast of St. Domin...

Who are the real heroes? The saints! This week we have quite the line up for saints celebrating feast days, so let's reflect on their stories and marvel at what it means to be heroes in Christ's army. + Monday we explore the story of St. Mary MacKillop (although her feast day is Tuesday). She was the first saint from Australia and faced many hardships. + Tuesday we celebrate the feast of St. Domin...

Who are the real heroes? The saints! This week we have quite the line up for saints celebrating feast days, so let's reflect on their stories and marvel at what it means to be heroes in Christ's army. + Monday we explore the story of St. Mary MacKillop (although her feast day is Tuesday). She was the first saint from Australia and faced many hardships. + Tuesday we celebrate the feast of St. Domin...

Who are the real heroes? The saints! This week we have quite the line up for saints celebrating feast days, so let's reflect on their stories and marvel at what it means to be heroes in Christ's army. + Monday we explore the story of St. Mary MacKillop (although her feast day is Tuesday). She was the first saint from Australia and faced many hardships. + Tuesday we celebrate the feast of St. Domin...

Training Guild link: https://www.extraordinarymission.com/dragonslayers  contact email: john@extraordinarymission.com   

We are all Catholic, but what does that mean? Join us as we dig into our Catholic identity this week and answer this question in a variety of ways. First, being Catholic means that we are sinners, but we have a savior. Next, being Catholic means that we belong to the Church that Christ founded. On Wednesday we explore how being Catholic means that we live the sacramental life. Thursday we look at...

We are all Catholic, but what does that mean? Join us as we dig into our Catholic identity this week and answer this question in a variety of ways. First, being Catholic means that we are sinners, but we have a savior. Next, being Catholic means that we belong to the Church that Christ founded. On Wednesday we explore how being Catholic means that we live the sacramental life. Thursday we look at...

We are all Catholic, but what does that mean? Join us as we dig into our Catholic identity this week and answer this question in a variety of ways. First, being Catholic means that we are sinners, but we have a savior. Next, being Catholic means that we belong to the Church that Christ founded. On Wednesday we explore how being Catholic means that we live the sacramental life. Thursday we look at...