The Catholic Dad Pod
A podcast by dads for ALL men. Ryan and Alex here! Join us as we navigate the challenges of faith, fatherhood, and everyday life. We aren't experts or theologians. We're just two Catholic dads trying to grow in holiness while figuring out this thing called life.
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Ep 55: Mortal Sin: Part 1 (Chris Eversole) (opens the original)
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Join us this week as we welcome back Chris Eversole to discuss the topic of mortal sin. What is it, what are the effects of it, and how do we guard against it? Don't forget to check out Word on Fire for all your Catholic shopping needs. Click here!
Ep 54: You've Got A Friend In Me (opens the original)
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Join us as we unpack the surprising realities of making and keeping real friendships as adults, why it gets more difficult, what turns acquaintances into true friends, and how faith changes everything. Don't forget to check out Word on Fire for all your Catholic shopping needs. Click here!
Ep 53: Hearing God's Voice & The Average Joe's Sainthood (Fr. Peyton Plessala) (opens the original)
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Join us as Fr. Peyton Plessala reveals that sainthood isn’t reserved for miracles, but found in the quiet faithfulness of ordinary life. In this conversation, we discuss how humility, perseverance, and openness to God’s grace can turn daily routines into a path toward holiness. Help support our show! Buy a CDP t-shirt today! Click Here! Don't forget to check out Word on Fire for all your Catholic shopping needs. Click here!
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