In this episode, Barb Roose talks about meditating on the Psalms for Lent. She explains: -Why do you need to participate in Lent actively? -How does meditation of the psalms help during Lent, what's the connection between this book and the life and death of Jesus? - How does one journey through the psalms for lent?

In this episode, Rev. Thomas Morrow talks about courtship in an oversexed world. He explains: -What is courtship? -What are the 4 Loves? -What are the steps of a chaste courtship? -What can singles do during their period of waiting?

In this episode, Donald Wallenfang talks about servant leadership. He explains: -What does it mean to be a servant? Why should we be servant-like? -What are the qualities of a servant? -How do we deal with our own ego? -What are some practical ways to be a servant?

In this episode, George Calleja talks about the 9th and 10th commandments. He explains: -What is the 9th and 10th commandment? -What is Concupiscence? What is its effect? -What are the steps we can take to purify the heart? -How do we deal with envy and how do we identify this area of covetousness in our life? -Does social media play a role in wanting our neighbor's goods and how do we deal with this?

In this episode, Hanael Bianchi talks about Christian unity and why we're so divided. He explains: -Why are we not united despite the fact that more and more people are coming to Jesus? -We are more divided than we have ever been politically, economically, racially, philosophically, why are we so divided in church over these matters and not rise above this? -At the moment, there's a lot of political disunity, what steps can we take to promote unity among our own churches? -How do we unite outside of our church with fellow Christians and non-Christians?

In this episode, Fr. Mark Nolette talks about the 8th commandment, thou shall not bear false witness. He explains: -What is the 8th Commandment? -What does it entail? -What steps can we take to encourage the virtue of honesty? -How do we deal with people lying to us?

In this episode, Charles Johnston talks about the 7th commandment, thou shall not steal. He explains: - What is the seventh commandment? - Why is stealing a sin? - What are the ways we steal? - How do we deal with it?

In this episode, Mike Landry talks about the 6th commandment, thou shall not commit adultery. He explains: - What is the sixth commandment? What are its two parts? Why is adultery expressly mentioned - What are the Other Sins Against Chastity Are Forbidden - How to obey the sixth commandment? Some means of practicing purity - What should we avoid? - What specific advice can you give to married people, singles, widows? - What does someone do if they have fallen short of this commandment?

In this episode, Dr. Ansel Augustine talks about the 5th commandment, thou shall not kill. He explains: -What is the fifth commandment? -Homicide, abortion, euthanasia. The big 3 violations of the 5th commandment. -What does respecting human dignity mean ?

In this episode, Mark Shea talks about the 4th commandment and what it means to honor your father and mother. He explains: -What is the 4th Commandment? -How do we honor our parents and how do we sin against this 4th commandment? -Why does it say we should honor and not love our parents? -What happens when we don't follow the 4th commandment? -What to do if we struggle with honoring our parents?

In this episode, Leon Suprenant talks about the third commandment and keeping the Sabbath holy. He explains: -What is the 3rd Commandment? -What does this commandment mean in a practical sense? -What are the two ways to remember the Lord's day and how do we sin against it? -Can you address the many scrupulous folks who will ask can I watch a game on Sunday or can I do x or y? Or others who will say my work is my meditation and so I work on Sunday etc.... -What do we lose by not keeping the Sabbath holy?

In this episode, Msgr. Charles Murphy talks about the spirituality of fasting. He explains: - Why do we fast during Lent? - What are the rules for fasting in Lent? There's a more relaxed view especially in the west that this isn't a norm...is that true? Is it necessary to just fast from food or from any idol that has taken root in our life? - How can we make fasting a spiritual experience? - What changes can we hope to see in ourselves by fasting? - What do we do when we encounter temptations?

In this episode, Dennis Sousa talks about the 2nd Commandment. He explains: - What is the 2nd Commandment? -How do we practice this commandment and keep God's name holy? -How do we sin against this commandment? -Can you address the frequent complaints that Catholics somehow have a different second commandment especially when it comes to graven images?

In this episode, Tricia Goyer talks about praying for your future spouse. She explains: -Why is it so important to pray for our future spouses? -How to pray for our future spouses? -What would you say to people who have been waiting a long time? -What can we do to prepare?

In this episode, Mr. Dennis Sousa talks about the first commandment. He explains: -What is the first Commandment? Does God lay these down Himself or is it an invention by people as some claim? -How do we practice the first commandment and put God first? -How do we sin against this commandment? -What happens when we don't follow the first commandment? -What are some of the uncommon idols in our life and when we identify them what do we do?

In this episode, Dr. John Bruchalski, MD, FACOG talks about abortion and contraception. He explains: -What is the Pro-Life Movement? -What really happens in an abortion? In contraception? How does this all contribute to the death of a human being? -What to say to the Catholics who claim to be a) pro-choice b) claimants that life begins nowhere at fertilization c) claimants who say this is a "life saving" procedure? -How can doctors like us fight the new bills being tabled by the government, say no, not give in to peer pressure, face the backlash and take a stand? -How do you deal with the aftermath of past actions? -What can ordinary people do to help with this movement?

In this episode, Dr. Kevin Vost talks about loneliness. He explains: -How being alone is different from loneliness -Why it is not good to be lonely? -How Christ teaches us to navigate loneliness

In this episode, Anne DeSantis talks about greed and generosity. She explains: -Why is greed a sin and what does God say about it? -How do we develop generosity since this is a gift of the Holy Spirit? -What steps can we take in being generous towards the poor and marginalized? -How can we give when we don't have enough ourselves?

In this episode, Tim Muldoon talks about how to reclaim family time. He explains: -How do we know the time we're spending with our family is not enough or good enough? -What are some rules for families? -What steps can we take to reclaim family time? -What happens if we don't do this? What's the danger? -What can we do once we've reclaimed that family time? What do we do?

In this episode, Dr. Brian Engelland talks about developing integrity and virtue in business. He explains: - Is it possible to be successful and have integrity? - Why is virtue important in business? - What are the 3 virtues required to run a business? - What steps can we take to develop integrity? - Where or to whom do we turn to when we don't know what to do and have to make ethical decisions?

In this episode, Patti Maguire Armstrong tells us about how to stop judging people. She explains: -Why is judging people a sin? What does Jesus say about it. -How should we not judge people? -What should we do if we're being judged unfairly.

In this episode, Sister Emily Beata Marsh tells us about St. Margaret Mary Alacoque. She explains: -Who was St. Margaret and her early life? - What was the turning point in her life? -How did this Devotion of the Sacred Heart of Jesus come about? -How she stayed faithful to Jesus despite the difficulties in her life. -What can we learn or how can we emulate this wonderful saint?

In this episode, Susanna Spencer tells us how Christian families can start homsechooling. She explains: - What is homeschooling? - Why is it a great choice for Christian families? - What are the first steps to take? And then how do you go about it?

In this episode, Madeline Jarrett tells us how we can be more inclusive of people with disabilities. She explains: -What are the challenges that people with disabilities face in all churches? - What are the changes we can make to make it more accessible for all? -How can we address this lack of inclusivity physically, emotionally, and spiritually as well?

In this episode, William Bloomfield tells us about the sin of anger. He explains: -Why is anger a sin and how does it manifest in us? -What is the opposite fruit of this? -How can we overcome our anger? Steps? -Holy anger vs evil anger? What's the difference?

In this episode, Charles Johnston tells us about RCIA. He explains: -What is RCIA? -What is the purpose of RCIA? -Who can sign up? -How long does it take? -How does it work or take place/format? -How has RCIA shaped your life?

In this episode, Catherine O'Donnell tells us about St. Elizabeth Ann Seton & New Beginnings. She explains: - Who was St. Elizabeth Seton? - How difficult was her life? - What gave her the strength to endure and start again multiple times in her life? - What can we learn from her writings and her life?

In this episode, Gary Zimak tells us about the steps to trust in God and overcome our fear. -Why should we have faith and not fear and what does God tell us about this virtue? -What are your steps for not worrying/dealing with fear but having faith instead? -How much time will it take for us to develop this? -What can we learn from the saints and biblical figures about faith?

In this episode, Charles Johnston tells us about the various traditions of Mass in the Catholic Church. - What is mass? - What are the various traditions of mass? - What are the unique aspects of each tradition? - What are the biggest similarities? - How is this different from what other denominations celebrate? - How can everyone participate in the Eucharist?

In this episode, Pamela Q. Fernandes talks to Dr. Peter Kleponis about overcoming an addiction to pornography. He talks about: i. What are the signs that someone is addicted to pornography and why is it a problem? ii. How does it affect relationships and marriages? iii. What steps can someone take to overcoming this addiction? iv. What to do if someone falls back into this…

In this episode, Pamela Q. Fernandes talks to Lyn Mettler about the importance of praising God. She talks about: i. What does it mean to praise God? How is it different from thanksgiving? ii. Why does He want us to praise Him? iii. What power is there in praising God? iv. What steps can we take to praise God in our a) our prayer life and b) in our everyday life?

In this episode, Pamela Q. Fernandes talks to Ray Sullivan about how to get Satan out of your mind. He talks about: i. What are the areas the devil gets in our head? ii. Why do we need to keep the devil out? iii. What are the practical solutions to keep the devil out of our minds? iv. Some tips to get spiritually stronger?

In this episode, Pamela Q. Fernandes talks to Ann DeSantis about gossiping. She talks about: -Why is gossip a problem? -How does being humble help? -What are some rules to stop gossip? -What do we do when we've participated and now realize our mistake?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Steve Ray about the seven rules for dealing with non-christian family members and friends. He talks about: - How to deal with the initial separation or anguish/shock when you realize a family member is losing Christ? - What are the seven rules to deal with them? - How long must we wait for their return? -What do family members do in difficult circumstances when they see no fruit or result of their example and prayers?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Darcy Osby about Pentecost. She talks about: -What is Pentecost? -How do we celebrate it? -What can we do to increase the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit within us? -How do we pray to the Holy Spirit and ask for His help?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Andre Lesperance about meditating the Christian way. He talks about: -What is "meditation" in a Christian way? -What is the advantage of doing this? -How does it help spiritually? -What are some steps we can take to grow in our practice of Christian meditation?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Dan Burke about mental prayer and Lectio Divina. He talks about: -What is the need for us to pray with Scripture? -What is Lectio Divina? -How do we start this practice or the steps? -What is the advantage of doing this? How does it help spiritually?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Paul Kniaz about the case for chastity and love. He talks about: -What does it mean to be chaste? -Why do we need to be chaste? -How can we become more chaste? What are some practical ways? -What about the those dealing with addiction, couples who question the boundaries and chastity after marriage?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Becky Eldredge author of the book, Busy Lives, Restless Souls about making time for prayer. She talks about: -Why does prayer take such a back seat despite us knowing it's benefits? -What are some practical ways we can find more time to pray? -How do we increase in prayerfulness? -What do we do when we have this spiritual dryness in our prayer life?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Gessica from TheSpiritualCantor.com about personal and private Advent preparation. She talks about: -Why we need to prepare for Christmas? -Christmas preparations, private and family -How can we prepare? -What's the biggest focus during Advent and how is it different from Lent?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Michelle Fritz about giving thanks and the spirit of gratitude. She talks about: -Why do we need to be thankful? -How does gratitude change us? -How to live a thankful life? -What would you say to people who are struggling?

In this episode, Charles tells us about St. Teresa of Avila He explains: -St Teresa of Avila and her life as a contemplative -Her work and book "Interior Castle' -Her work for the reformation of the Carmelite Order -How we can make time and choose a place for prayer

In this episode, Pamela talks to Connie Rossini about contemplative prayer. She talks about: -What is contemplation? -How does it differ from meditation? -What are some ways we can practice contemplative prayer? -What are the fruits of this? How does this help our personal life and spiritual life?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Eric Johnston about growing in widsom. He talks about: -What are sanctifying and charismatic gifts? -What is the gift of wisdom? -How is it different from knowledge and discernment? -How do we develop this gift? -What actions can we take to grow in wisdom?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Cameron O'Hearn about Why Sharing the Good News is so important. He talks about: -Why is sharing the gospel important? -3 steps on sharing this Good News -What are some practical ways we can share -How important is our own life as a gospel message and why is it important for us to live it before preaching it.

In this episode, Pamela talks to Celia Wold Devine about why forgiveness is important and how to forgive better. She talks about: -What Jesus teaches us about forgiveness -Seven steps to forgiveness. -How to forgive ourselves? -How to truly do our penance without thinking of it as ritual?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Karl Erickson about why Mass is sacred. He talks about: -The do's and don't at Mass -Why we need to be reverent? -15 things we shouldn't do during Mass -How we can gently correct people with a casual attitude towards the Church.

In this episode, Charles tells us about St. Francis of Assisi He explains: -St Francis of Assisi's ability to love -His vow of poverty -His boldness for Christ -His legacy of radical love

In this episode, Pamela talks to Jeannie Ewing about Marian Apparitions. Jeannie answers questions about: What is the significance of Mary's appearance? What are the most significant/recognized apparitions? Has science supported them? What do we do knowing everything that we do about her appearances?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about The Stations of the Cross. He explains: -What they are? -Why they are done and the significance of meditating on the Lord's Passion? -How to pray them? -What are indulgences and why the stations of the cross are so powerful

In this episode, Pamela talks to Tom Peterson, author of combing Back Home about Confession and the Sacrament of Reconciliation. He explains: -Why we need confession? -What are the main reasons we don't confess? -How to handle the obstacles to confession? -What is the fruit of this practice?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Caitlin Kim about the Blessed Sacrament. She explains: -What is the Blessed Sacrament? -What to do in front of the Blessed Sacrament? -How to handle distractions? -What is the fruit of this practice? -How to bring children to Adoration?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Vinita Hampton Wright about preparing before lent. She explains: -As what does my soul need? -What do I truly desire? -What about my life makes you happy Lord?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about St. John Paul II. He explains: -How the Pope was the right man for the job at the right time -His role in bringing down the Iron Curtain -Why he insisted on preserving human dignity -What we can learn from his prayer life, his devotion to Mary and his ability to forgive.

In this episode, Pamela talks to Christopher about the 7 seven myths about marriage. He explains: -Why cohabitation breaks down relationships -How couples should work through their differences -Why couples who work through their crisis moments come out stronger -What to do when you're in an unhappy marriage?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Michele about the best tips for a Covenant Marriage. She explains: -Why say sorry -How to pray and go to mass together -Use date night to remember why you fell in love -Pray before Sex -Communicate -Christ is always there -Don't compare yourself to others.

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about All Saints Day And All Soul's Day. He explains: -How these days came into being -The reason we need to be purified before God -Why we pray for souls -How Halloween is related to All Saints Day

In this episode, Dr. Peter Howard tells us why we should pray the rosary. He explains: -What is the rosary? -The miracles that have taken place with the rosary -How the rosary is a spiritual weapon -Why you must make it a part of your daily life.

In this episode, Dr. Matthew A. Tsakanikas talks to us about the discipleship of Mary. He talks about: -Mary's difficult life -Mary as the new Eve -Mary as the Ark of the Covenant -The meaning of the rosary and her apparitions

In this episode, Matthew Peaslee talks to us about building a vibrant parish. He talks about: -Evangelizing at the heart of vibrant parishes -Getting out of our comfort zones -Finding new ways to meet with the community You can find him on Twitter @thempeas and at the website: http://www.pittsburghcatholic.org/

In this episode, Patti Maguire talks to us about what building a vibrant parish involves. She talks about: -What a vibrant parish looks like -How we need to get out of our comfort zones -How God maybe calling us to do things in our parish. You can find her on Twitter @PattiArmstrong and on her website: http://www.pattimaguirearmstrong.com/

In this episode, Charles talks about Mother Teresa and -How she received her call within a call? -Why she reached out to so many poor? -How we can imitate her and be the arms and feet of Jesus -What can we do in our own parishes? Charles blogs for ‘Now that I’m catholic.wordpress.com’. He is on twitter: https://twitter.com/now_catholic

In this episode, Pamela talks to Pat Gohn, author, catechist, editor and podcast host of Among Women Podcast. She gives us her personal tips on prayer: -Making an appointment with God -Keeping your Bible close -Praying with a spouse -Turning off social media while praying -Praying with children and teenagers. You can find her at https://PatGohn.net and on twitter: @PatGohn

In this episode, Pamela talks to Michael Skinner, creator of the Men of Virtue Rosary. he talks to us about: -Why males are spiritual role models? -How important is it for us to pray together -The five virtues that men have - How the family is important for the progress of the Church You can find out more about Michael Skinner on Twitter @ https://twitter.com/_MenofVirtue or his website at https://menofvirtue.podbean.com/. For more details about this episode go to https://www.pamelaqfernandes.com

In this episode, Pamela talks to Bridget Costello about the Common Qualities of Pious Families that Produced Saints : -What role does a family play in shaping saints. -What are the seven qualities that families can develop to produce saints? -How important is family prayer? -Why the Rosary is such a powerful tool? -How faith and love can be caught and not taught!

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about St. Alphonsus Liguori and his work in the field of moral theology He explains: -How Alphonsus turned to God after he lost his first case as a lawyer. -His teachings on a loving God -The stages of sin -Differences between mortal and venial sin

In this episode, Pamela talks to Christina Montes about attending spiritual retreats. She explains: -What happens at a retreat? -What you can hope to achieve at a retreat? -How to pick a retreat? -When must you go on one? -How to prepare?

In this post, Pamela talks to Kelli Mahoney about the steps to overcome temptation. She explains: -How avoiding temptation is key -Why having spiritual friends is important -When you need to seek help -Why you must pray for your temptations -And that you must forgive yourself

In this post, Pamela talks to Fr. Christian Raab (O.S.B) about the ten steps to discern vocations. He explains: -How God calls us -The freedom we have to choose -That vocation is a gift -Why prayer is essential -Why we need to trust God and take that first step

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about St. Thomas Aquinas and his huge body of work in the field of theology He explains: -How Thomas became a great thinker. -The evidence of science supporting the existence of God -The mystical visions St. Thomas Aquinas received -Where and how you can read St. Thomas Aquinas' work.

In this post, Pamela talks to Tim Glemkowski about the mistakes people make while discerning their vocations. He explains: -The process of overthinking -The need to work with a spiritual director -How much time one must spend discerning -Why prayer is important for discernment?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about St. John Bosco. He speaks about: -How Don Bosco's own brush with poverty led to his ministry for the young? -How vocations do start young - The service of John Bosco to the youth ministry

In this episode, Pamela talks to Lorelei Savaryn about teaching children about Christianity through Christian example. She tells us: -Why it's important to teach kids about our faith? -How we need to know our faith before we teach our kids. -How to answer tough questions from our children?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Thomas Lickona about raising children of character. He tells us: -Why character development is so important for kids? -How kids need and appreciate discipline. -How children learn by example and repetition. -How we need to remember we're raising future adults -How fostering spiritual development is the best gift we can give our children.

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about St. Padre Pio. He speaks about: -Padre Pio's many spiritual gifts including his stigmata, ability to read people and bilocation. -How Padre Pio remained humble and obedient despite opposition. -The Five Steps of Holiness by Padre Pio -Why Christians should pray.

In this episode, Pamela talks to Heather Morse about a ministry in human trafficking. She speaks about: -Why Christians need to build bridges to the vulnerable women of society. -What steps you can take to prevent and help victims of human trafficking in your own local community? -How can you begin a ministry in this area. -How sharing the gospel and loving people can make a huge difference in people's lives.

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about St. Faustina and the Divine Mercy of Jesus He speaks about: -How St. Faustina Kowalska was directed by Jesus to spread the Divine Mercy -What the Divine Mercy of Jesus is all about? -The lessons we learn from Poland and the meaning of adversity -The breadth and width of God's mercy for us!

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about St. Catherine of Siena. He speaks about: -How St. Catherine was shaped by her conversations with Jesus -How she put Christ first in all things -How we can focus on prayer this Lent -What is our purpose in life?

In this episode, Pamela talks to John and Teri Bosio about preparing for marriage They talk about: -Why preparation is so important before marriage? -What should this preparation involve? -Advice to single people on the lookout for life partners? -How can single people resolve emotional hurts, pains and the past? -What should be the prayer of single people?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about St. Augustine of Hippo. He speaks about: -How St. Augustine had his Damascus moment? -How we shouldn't judge people coming back to the Church. -How prayer matters for conversion. -How only God can fill the God sized vacuum in our hearts!

In this New Year episode, Pamela talks to Chaplain Adele about fulfilling our spiritual resolutions with God's help. She speaks about: -Whether it's normal to repeatedly fail -How can we keep persisting? -How to face obstacles and overcome discouragement?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about the mystery of the Magi and St. Nicholas before Christmas. He talks about: -Who were the Magi? -What can we learn from the Magi and St. Nicholas? -What do their gifts represent? -How we can put Christ back into Christmas?

In this episode, Pamela talks Gretchen about Advent and the spiritual preparation before Christmas. She talks about: Ways to celebrate Advent Choosing spiritual gifts for our loved ones Celebrating the Christmas season and not just the day Starting a liturgical revolution

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about saying yes to die for Christ like Christ. He talks about St. Maximilian Kolbe's life and his choice to say yes to dying for a stranger during his imprisonment in Auschwitz. He also explains how this man accepted this call right from his childhood up to his death, following in the footsteps of Christ. Kolbe is a great example for suffering Christians all around the world today. He teaches us how to make the ultimate sacrifice? Can you? Tell us what you think.

In this episode, Pamela talks to Michele and Emily about Christian friendship. The women talk about their own friendship and answer questions like: Why are Christian friendships so important? And what is a Christian friendship anyway? What sets Christian friends apart from the rest? How does one go looking for or making these friends? What is my responsibility as a Christian friend?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles, about the Apostle Peter, his ministry and transformation from a fisherman to fisher of men. Charles highlights: - The difference between Peter and Judas - His openness to the Holy Spirit - His ability to seek the Lord and remain loyal to Him. - The spiritual journey and maturation of Peter

In this episode, Pamela talks to Gordon Grose, counselor and author of "Transforming Tragedy" about preparing, facing and transforming tragedy in our lives. Gordon answers the following questions: - Can we prepare spiritually or otherwise for tragedy? - How do we transform tragedies in our life? - What are the steps involved in this transformation? - Why he picked Job as a model for this transformation?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles about St. Therese's "Little Way." He describes the "Little flower"s troubled childhood and singular focus on her vocation. He explains the philosophy of the "Little Way" and how we can do little things with great love in our lives.

In this episode, Pamela talks to Mary Kathryn Sparrow about building a good marriage. Mary answers questions about: Why is marriage called a vocation? What is God's role or His place in the life of a married couple? Is prayer important for married couples? If yes, how do they incorporate it into their busy lives? What practical tips can you give those struggling with problems/ difficult life partners? When do you seek help?

In this episode, Pamela talks to Charles Johnston (From nowthatimcatholic.wordpres.com) about the life of Paul the Apostle. Charles shares about zealous Paul's Jewish background. He also talks about Paul's turning point on the road to Damascus, how we can emulate the apostle and what major lessons can be learned form Paul's ministry.

In this episode, Pamela talk to Maria Garabis Davis about fellowship and what it really entails. Maria answers questions about: Why fellowship is important? Keeping track of the fine line between concern and intrusion The indirect ways of fellowship Keeping fellowship still focused on God In her own words, "If you want to experience fellowship, then ask the Holy Spirit to show you and he will."

In this episode, I talk to popular blogger, Charles Johnston about the three pillars of Lent and how to keep up our Lenten practices long after Lent is over. Charles Johnston is a father and husband in Phoenix, Arizona. His conversion journey has taken years, as he felt God pulling him toward His Church but he resisted until he couldn't take it anymore. He gave in and fell in love with His Church. He blogs for 'Now that I'm catholic' where you can find his post on the three pillars of Lent. Charles answers questions about: The three pillars of Lent. How to increase prayer during Lent? How abstinence makes us more spiritually aware? The true spirit of alms giving How do we keep up our Lenten practices after Easter According to him, "You've got to take baby steps. Pick one prayer habit, give up one bad habit, and give five bucks extra." You can reach him on Facebook and Twitter @et_in_ecclesia

In this episode, Stephen Spillane, a blogger for SpiritualityIreland.org, talks about being different for Lent. He also talks about he how arrived at his Lenten preparation list. Listen to him as he explains how retreats, books and church courses have helped him grow spiritually through this season.

In this episode, Pamela talks to popular youth animator Siana Dias about the youth and their approach to Christianity. She answers questions about: 1. The main problems of youth and their perspective of the faith 2. The difference in how we're passing down our faith to the next generation 3. Practical advice to parents of teenagers 4. Three tips to help young people grow in their faith 5. Personal prayer that supports her own ministry and why we need to be replenished. According to her, "The more we give, the more we need."

In this Episode, Pamela talk to Ronita Fernandes, a musician, singer and worship leader, whose been active in the ministry for over a decade. She shares what it's like to pray, discern and live a calling to the music and worship leading ministry, with practical advice about fellowship and introspection.

Episode one where we introduce who we are and what this podcast is going to be about. The beginning of the future! Pamela Q. Fernandes talks about: -Who we are? -Why we started the podcast? -Why this title? -The plan going forward