Chris Stefanick Catholic Show
Chris Stefanick hosts a show that challenges the perception that the Catholic Faith is boring, encouraging listeners to embrace their faith as an adventure. He aims to help people experience the joy God intended for them in their daily lives. The podcast offers practical insights and inspiration for living out Catholic teachings with enthusiasm.
Episodes
The Hidden Identity Crisis in Women's Sports | Sam Kelley
Is female athletics hiding an identity crisis nobody names out loud? Sam Kelley, founder and president of FIERCE Athlete and a former Division I soccer player at UConn, joins Chris Stefanick to unpack it. A nine-time state champion in high school before a career-ending knee injury forced her to rebuild her sense of self, Sam now leads a national ministr
5 Simple Ways to Actually Change Your Life | Fr. Jonathan Meyer
Do you know exactly who you want to be, but can't seem to actually become that person? Fr. Jonathan Meyer joins Chris to share five simple, doable things you can do today to make real, lasting change in your life.
In this conversation, Fr. Jonathan breaks down his acronym MESS — Move, Eat, Sleep, Silence, Socialize — and explains why so many of the spir
Gym Bro Secrets + Theology of the Body (This Combo Works)
Fitness and faith aren't as separate as you think. In this episode, professional bodybuilder and personal trainer Dakota Lane joins Chris to talk about the real connection between physical health and spiritual growth — and why "getting spiritually buff" starts with how we treat our bodies.
Dakota pulls back the curtain on the extremes of competitive bod
Christopher West Answers YOUR Questions About Sex, Dating & Gender
Is the Church's teaching on sex just a list of rules — or an invitation to something better? Christopher West, the world's foremost teacher of St. John Paul II's Theology of the Body, joins Chris Stefanick for a speed-round Q&A built entirely from questions submitted by Daily Anchor subscribers. Three minutes on the clock, no script, no easy questio
The Tricky Temptation Nobody Talks About (It's Not What You Think)
Chris Stefanick reflects on this Sunday's Gospel from a Benedictine cemetery at a Steubenville youth conference, where the monks buried there remind us that leaving the world behind isn't about the world being bad — it's about discovering something better. Drawing on Jesus' parable of the seed choked out by "the anxieties of this life," Chris breaks dow
He Had 800 Million Views… Then Got Banned for Talking About Jesus
David Latting built a TikTok ministry with over 800 million views — then got permanently banned for inviting Muslims to follow Jesus. In this raw, deeply personal conversation, David shares the mystical experiences behind his conversion that he's never talked about publicly, his harrowing two-year crisis of faith starting at age 13, the night The Passio
One of the Most Brilliant Minds in History Said THIS Before He Died
Chris is on pilgrimage in Toulouse, France, taking you straight to the tomb of St. Thomas Aquinas — one of the most brilliant minds in the history of the Church (and the world). Known as "the Dumb Ox" by classmates who mistook his quiet nature for dullness, Aquinas went on to write the 1.8-million-word Summa Theologica, showing that faith and reason are
Feminism Robbed Women of This — Here's How to Get It Back
What does it really mean to be a woman—and why has no one taught us?
In this episode of the Chris Stefanick Show, Chris sits down with January Donovan, founder of Catholic Feminine Formation, for a wide-ranging and deeply practical conversation about what's been lost—and what's possible when women are truly formed.
January brings nearly 30 years of expe
A 7-Year-Old's Heroism Will Convict You
What does it really mean to love Jesus more than your own life — and why does it actually make life better?
In this Sunday Gospel reflection filmed at Fatima, Portugal, Chris Stefanick unpacks Jesus' provocative words: "If you love your father or mother or even your life more than me..." Far from being the words of a narcissist, this is either a claim t
What Escaping a Cult Taught Me About God | Interview with Ex-Jehovah's Witness Dr. Cary
He was raised as a third-generation Jehovah's Witness, with his entire family inside the organization. His stepfather was an elder. Leaving meant losing everything — and he knew it from age 12.
Today, Dr. Cary is a theology professor at Walsh University, and a devoted Catholic. And in this episode, he pulls back the curtain on everything.
What do Jehova
A Few Breaths: What Baby Margaret's Death Taught Me About Fear and Eternity
What if you've been afraid of the wrong things your whole life?
This week's Gospel has Jesus telling his disciples — who would go on to die gruesome deaths for their faith — "Do not be afraid." But he also tells them there is one thing worth fearing: the one who can throw both body and soul into Gehenna.
Chris reflects on this Gospel from a deeply perso
The Miracle. The Process. And the 75,000 Person Event behind the Beatification of Fulton Sheen
Fulton Sheen is about to be beatified — and this episode is your inside look at everything.
I sat down with Bishop Tylka, Bishop of Peoria and the man behind the beatification of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, to dive into what this historic moment will look like, how we got here, and why it matters for the whole Church. We talk about the miracle that made
Why the Church Celebrates a Heart (Not a Brain) | Sacred Heart Sunday Reflection
Every June, the Church celebrates the Sacred Heart of Jesus — and this Sunday's Gospel shows us Jesus moved with compassion for the crowds, like sheep without a shepherd. But why the heart? Why not the Sacred Intellect or the Sacred Will?
In this Sunday reflection, Chris unpacks why the Church's devotion to the Sacred Heart isn't sentimentalism — it's a
The 14 Stations of the Eucharist | Fr. Jonathan Meyer
What if everything you knew about Mass was only part of the story?
Fr. Jonathan Meyer — priest, pastor, and author of 14 Stations of the Eucharist — joins Chris Stefanick for one of the most profound conversations about the Eucharist you'll ever hear. This isn't a dry theology lecture. This is the kind of conversation that changes how you walk into chur
Lonely-Proofing Yourself and the World
"God so loved the world." That's not just a feel-good phrase — it's the perfect summary of who God is. And understanding it might be the key to fighting the loneliness epidemic tearing our culture apart.
The Trinity — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — is a communion of persons. Three persons, one God. And because we are made in the image of that God, we ar
Stop Protecting Your Kids From Everything — With Outdoor Adventurer Tom Zimmer
Safety first? Not so fast.
In this episode, Chris sits down with Tom Zimmer — outdoor adventurer, professor at Wyoming Catholic College, and founder of CORE Expeditions — to explore why calculated risk isn't just healthy, it's necessary for raising saints.
Tom leads seminarians, college students, and everyday people on grueling 21-day backpacking trips
How to Become a River of Peace | Pentecost Sunday Reflection
Happy Pentecost Sunday! ️
Filming this one on the road in beautiful Stillwater, Minnesota — stopped by the river to talk about the Holy Spirit before heading to a REBOOT event in Wisconsin. And I have to say... it felt fitting.
In this reflection, I share about a friend and mentor, Fr. Dave Pivonka — now President of Franciscan University of Steubenvill
Why Hating Your Worst Self Is Making Everything Worse | Dr. Peter Malinoski
What if the reason you keep struggling with the same sins, the same patterns, and the same emotional reactivity has nothing to do with a lack of willpower—and everything to do with a lack of interior integration?
In this episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, Chris sits down with Catholic psychologist Dr. Peter Malinoski to unpack one of the most powerful
Part of You Is Already in Heaven (The Ascension Changes Everything)
Ascension Sunday — What does it mean that Jesus ascended into heaven in a human body?
More than you might think.
In this week's Sunday Gospel reflection, Chris shares a deeply personal story about a miscarriage 17 years ago — and the surprising consolation that came with it: the realization that a part of his flesh was already on the other side, already
Leading With the Heart in an Age of Selfishness | Tommy Spaulding
In this powerful new episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, I sit down with New York Times bestselling author Tommy Spaulding to talk about his book The Heart-Led Leader—and why the path to real success runs through your heart, not your ego.
Tommy's story floored me.
He was a severely dyslexic kid who was openly mocked by his classmates. He graduated at t
You’ve Never Seen the Holy Spirit This Way (and It Can Change Your Life)
Jesus says something extraordinary in John 14: "If you love me, keep my commands. I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Paraclete to be with you forever." Most of us have heard that word — Paraclete — without ever really sitting with what it means. I guarantee that if you've been Catholic for 20, 40, even 90 years, you may have never heard
I Shared the Gospel with a Muslim in a Bathroom Stall and He Wept | Dave VanVickle
Buckle up — this episode is packed with jaw-dropping stories of conversion that will restore your faith in God's power and remind you that He is actively moving in the world right now.
Dave VanVickle is a Catholic lay evangelist who has spent decades sharing the Gospel in every setting imaginable — from airport bathroom stalls to living rooms, from airp
Practicing Heaven and a Prayer from Theo Von
What does Jesus mean when He says, "In my Father's house, there are many dwellings"?
This week's Gospel (John 14) contains one of the most comforting — and surprisingly practical — promises Jesus ever made. And it has everything to do with how you live right now.
In this Sunday Gospel reflection, Chris Stefanick unpacks the rich meaning behind Jesus' wo
Never Lose Hope for Your Kids | Gordy Demarais
What if the hardest moments of your life are exactly what God wants to use?
In this episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, Chris sits down with Gordy Demarais—co-founder of St. Paul's Outreach and one of the founding figures behind NET Ministries—for a conversation packed with extraordinary stories of conversion, raw honesty about family struggle, and one
Having No Arms Helped Me Embrace the Cross | John Foppe
John Foppe was born without arms — and he wouldn't have it any other way.
In this powerful episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, John shares how a childhood of trauma, tough love, and feeling different led to a life-changing mission trip to Haiti, a career in corporate motivation under Zig Ziglar, and the founding of Friends of the Forgotten — an organiz
Stop Trying to Figure it Out
There's an old Greek storytelling trick called Deus ex machina—"God from the machine."
When the playwright wrote his characters into a corner he couldn't get them out of, he'd just lower a god onto the stage on a crane, and boom—everything's fixed. Aristotle called it lazy writing.
But here's the thing: the Bible is full of Deus ex machina moments. Not
The Hidden Addiction in Fitness Culture That No One Talks About
Most people don’t even know men can have eating disorders.
In this powerful episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, I sit down with former college football player Patrick Devenny, who opens up about a hidden battle that nearly destroyed his life.
From chasing NFL dreams to spiraling into obsession with food, fitness, and control, Patrick shares how what lo
My father-in-law was just baptized at 85!
My father-in-law was just baptized. At 85 years old. Watch this week's reflection to hear the whole story—and why it matters for you right now. To watch a lifetime of questions, of searching, and of sin washed away in an instant? That is how powerful the love and mercy of God is. And that's what Divine Mercy Sunday is all about.
Jesus told Saint Faustin
Divine Mercy Sunday: What You Need to Know | Fr. Chris Alar
I'm going to be honest with you—you might be a little frustrated after watching this. But only because you didn't know it sooner.
There is one day every year when Jesus promised that any Catholic who goes to confession and receives Holy Communion will receive the complete forgiveness of all sin and all punishment.
Not just forgiveness. Complete wiping o
The Shroud of Turin: 15 Facts Science Still Can't Explain
The Shroud of Turin is the most studied artifact in human history—and after hundreds of thousands of research hours across dozens of scientific disciplines, no one can explain it.
In this special episode of the Chris Stefanick Show, I dive deep into the evidence that this ancient linen cloth is the burial—and resurrection—cloth of Jesus Christ.
From the
Stop Giving Yourself a Free Pass | Palm Sunday Reflection
Every person who nailed Jesus to the cross thought they were a pretty good person. The soldiers? Just doing their job. The Pharisees? Protecting the system. Pontius Pilate? Just trying to keep his career on track. They all gave themselves a free pass. And we do the exact same thing. Listen to my Palm Sunday reflection to hear why that matters, and why i
The Science of Motivation and Doing What You Should | Dr. Tom Zimmer
Why can't you get yourself to do the things you know you should be doing?
It's not a willpower problem. It's a motivation problem—and there's a science behind fixing it.
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Tom Zimmer, a PhD researcher specializing in the science of motivation and a professor at Wyoming Catholic College. Tom has spent years studying why
Having Faith BEFORE the Miracle Happens
What do you do when God feels late? In this Sunday's powerful Gospel on the raising of Lazarus, we are invited into one of the most honest, raw moments in Scripture—when Martha looks at Jesus and says what we’ve all felt at some point: “Lord, if you had been here…” Ever been there? Watch this reflection that gets real about why it’s okay to bring your m
Who was the REAL St. Patrick? | A Kidnapped Slave Who Changed Ireland
Most people think St. Patrick's Day is about shamrocks and green beer. But who was the man behind the legend?
In this interview with Eddie Cotter Jr., Catholic author, speaker, and founder of the Dead Theologians Society, we uncover the true story of St. Patrick beyond the legends.
This episode is packed with inspiration for anyone who has ever felt unq
God Is Not Punishing You (The Truth About Suffering)
Why does God allow suffering?
It’s one of the deepest questions every human heart asks. When things fall apart—when illness hits, relationships break, or life throws unexpected curveballs—it’s natural to wonder: Did I do something wrong? Is God punishing me?
The disciples asked Jesus the same question when they saw a man born blind: “Who sinned, this ma
Jeremy Rivera's Journey From Evangelical Pastor to Catholic
Jeremy Rivera was an evangelical pastor who was convinced Catholics didn't really know Jesus.
Then he became one.
In this new episode, Jeremy shares how honest conversations about authority, Mary, and the Eucharist led him back to the Catholic Church—and why true renewal begins with a personal encounter with Jesus Christ.
His journey to the Catholic
Why God Isn't Shocked By Your Sin | Woman at the Well Reflection
You are not too much for God.
In this Gospel reflection, we dive into one of the most powerful encounters in all of Scripture: Jesus and the woman at the well. At first glance, it looks like a simple conversation about water—but it’s actually a moment that reveals something shocking about God’s heart.
Jesus meets a woman who is hiding in shame, avoiding
80% of Deaths By Suicide Are Men. What Can We Do? | Dr. Alexandria Coursol
80% of deaths by suicide in the U.S. are men. Men account for over 90% of the prison population, and 149 of the last 155 mass shootings were carried out by men alone. But men are nearly half as likely as women to seek mental health treatment. So what's going on?
There's a male mental health collapse happening right now. What can we actually do about it
The Plan I Wanted vs. The Plan God Had
Have you ever looked at your life and thought, “Lord…this is not what I signed up for”? The apostles did. When Jesus told them He would suffer and die, Peter literally rebuked Him. That wasn’t the plan. They thought they were following a conquering king—not a suffering servant. And yet… just days later, Jesus takes them up a mountain and reveals His glo
From Losing a Child to Helping 60,000 Grieving Families | Mark Tripodi
Grief can destroy everything—your marriage, your faith, your identity. But what if God can use the worst thing that ever happened to you to build something beautiful?
In this powerful episode, Chris sits down with Mark Tripodi, who lost his 3-year-old son Bobby to bacterial meningitis 25 years ago. Mark shares the raw, real story of how that tragedy sha
Take Back Your Identity
Who told you who you are?
Because if it’s not God…you’ve been listening to the wrong voice.
The devil has a very thin playbook. His first move? Attack your identity. He did it in Genesis. He tried it on Jesus in the desert—every single temptation starting with the words, "If you are the Son of God..." He was trying to shake Jesus' sense of who he was. B
How An Atheist Reasoned Her Way to God | Leah Libresco Sargeant
From hardcore atheist to Catholic convert—author Leah Libresco Sargeant's journey is a story of intellectual rigor leading to faith.
In this powerful conversation, Leah explains how a math nerd intentionally raised as an atheist by her university professor parents discovered that moral truth points to God, why her atheism couldn't withstand philosophica
Jesus Didn't Abolish the Rules...He Raised the Bar
A lot of people think Jesus was anti-rules. He hated the Pharisees, dined with sinners—so He must be cool with whatever we want to do, right?
In this Sunday's Gospel, Jesus says something that should stop us in our tracks: "Do not think that I have come to abolish the law or the prophets." And then He doesn't just uphold the moral law—He raises the bar.
Our Bodies Tell the Story of God's Love | Christopher West on Theology of the Body
What does your body reveal about God?
Christopher West—the world's leading communicator of St. John Paul II's Theology of the Body—returns to the show for a timely interview about an essential topic: the human body, gender, and sexuality.
Christopher unpacks the revolutionary truth that our bodies aren't just biological accidents. They're a theology—a d
Your Faithfulness Is Changing the World (even from your living room)
Jesus said, "You are the salt of the earth. You are the light of the world."
And if you're like most of us, you hear that and think, "Jesus, I love you, but... really? I'm just trying to keep my kids alive today. I'm the light of my living room on a good day. That's about it."
Here's the truth: When you're faithful right where you are—in that living roo
Why Criminals Confess (and you should, too) | Police Detective Jeff Wrigley
Why would anyone confess to a crime when they have the right to remain silent?
Former K-9 officer and white-collar detective Jeff Wrigley has spent years in the room where criminals confess—and he's discovered something shocking: most of them feel RELIEF when they finally tell the truth.
In this eye-opening conversation, Jeff reveals why guilt and sha
How God Meets You At Your Breaking Point
What do you do when everything just becomes too much?
This Sunday Reflection is deeply personal, as lately God has been bringing me right up to the edge of my own strength—physically, emotionally, spiritually. In prayer, I was reminded of something we all need to remember when we reach our breaking point:
You were never meant to be your own source.
We’r
These Things Drive Priests Crazy with Fr. Leo Patalinghug
You probably have a litany of complaints about your priest. But what does your priest think about YOU?
In this episode, I sat down with Fr. Leo Patalinghug (yes, the priest who beat Bobby Flay), and I gave him permission to unload.
This priest chef turns the tables to serve up an honest assessment of the parishioner behaviors that drain the life out of
Feeling Small? Here's What God Thinks of You
Have you ever felt small? Like just one person among nearly 8 billion—how could you possibly matter?
That's no doubt how the apostles felt...fishermen of little consequence by the world's standards.
Until Jesus called them by using a phrase that rabbis would use to call specially gifted students: "Come follow me."
They were hearing something they'd drea
What the Catholic Church REALLY Says About Suicide | Fr. Chris Alar
Suicide rates are rising—and almost all of us have been touched by it. If you’ve ever wondered “What happens to someone who dies by suicide?” or felt crushed by fear, guilt, or unanswered questions, this episode will bring you real hope.
I sit down with Fr. Chris Alar, author of After Suicide, to unpack what the Catholic Church actually teaches: why sui
Lessons in Joy from a Child's Funeral
I recently had the honor of being at the funeral of Micah Kim, the five-year-old son of my friend Paul J. Kim. And I don’t use the word honor lightly.
Because while the pain of losing a child is unimaginable…what I witnessed there was just as unimaginable: JOY.
At Micah’s wake, Paul stood next to his son’s casket—his little body dressed in cowboy boots—
You’re Not Abandoned in the Hardest Moments
When most people think about where God is, they look to the sky or point to a mountaintop. God is ON HIGH, right?
But the reality of the incarnation flips that vision upside down.
Christ dwelt among us. God came to the lowest of places to meet us in our brokenness and heal our sin.
Did you know the spot where Jesus was baptized in the Jordan River is li
God is Hiding in Plain Sight | Reflection on the Epiphany of the Lord
Have you ever noticed that when God shows up, he often does so in ways that are...completely ordinary?
Think about the Epiphany of the Lord that we are celebrating today. Angels fill the sky. A star bends the universe. Heaven breaks into earth. Kings come to pay homage.
And at the center of it all? A poor child. A nursing mother. A scene you could walk
How to Keep Your New Year's Resolution | Fr. Peter Mussett
Why do we keep confessing the same sins… making the same resolutions… and falling back into the same patterns?
In this practical and powerful episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, I sit down with Fr. Peter Mussett, a priest who has heard thousands of confessions—and has lots of advice to share about human nature, change, and mercy.
In this conversation,
Surviving Your Current Chaos with Confidence
Happy Feast of the Holy Family!
One of the most comforting truths of our faith is also one of the hardest to live. You’re not living the whole story — you’re living your current page.
One of the most powerful (and overlooked) truths of the Bible is typology—the way God weaves the same story across centuries, fulfilling promises in ways no human author c
Exclusive Interview with Santa Claus | What It's Like to Be Santa (Eddie Cotter, Jr.)
What if Santa Claus wasn’t just a character… but a calling?
In this unforgettable episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, I sit down with one of my oldest and dearest friends, Eddie Cotter, Jr.—a longtime Catholic youth minister who unexpectedly took on the role of Santa Claus and eventually ended up appearing as Santa at Rockefeller Center in New York Cit
What are you really worth? | Advent Reflection
As we draw close to the mystery of Christmas, we don’t just discover who God is—we discover who we are...and what we're worth.
When you look at the face of the Christ child in the manger, you’re not just seeing Emmanuel, God with us. You’re seeing your own value reflected back at you. Your worth is revealed by what God was willing to pay for you. And th
How You Influence 80,000 People with Tommy Spaulding
Picture a football stadium full of 80,000 people.
Research indicates that you will influence that many people during the course of your lifetime. (even if you don't have your own YouTube channel)
But who is in your stadium? And what does it sound like in there? Are people cheering for the ways you positively affected them? Are they booing for all the te
Stop Worrying About Your Legacy | Advent Reflection
It’s beautiful to want good things and to build a great life in our time on earth.
But here’s where it all gets twisted: When the dream stops being about God and the blessings He’s given us, and quietly becomes all about me—my security, my reputation, my legacy.
I’ve seen it in family life. I’ve seen it in ministry. I’ve seen it in my own heart.
This is
Expert Tips on How to Love Yourself | Dr. Peter Malinoski
Jesus said, “Love your neighbor as yourself.”
But what if the hardest person for you to love…is you?
In this profound new episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, I sit down with Dr. Peter Malinoski, Catholic psychologist and founder of Souls & Hearts, to unpack one of the most misunderstood teachings of Jesus: the command to love yourself.
Because here
Life Hacks from John the Baptist | Advent Reflection
What can you learn from a preacher who wore a camel's hair cloak while eating locusts and wild honey?
Plenty.
In this week's Gospel, John the Baptist gives us the perfect playbook for entering into Advent...and for taking our spiritual lives to the next level.
His ascetic appearance and way of life might seem crazy to us, but his intensity had the goal
Marriage Truth Bombs with Christopher West | Advice on Pain, Healing, and Joy
Why does marriage hurt—and why is that actually a good thing? In this powerful and incredibly vulnerable episode, I sit down with Dr. Christopher West, the world’s leading communicator of Theology of the Body, for one of the deepest conversations we’ve ever had on this show.
Christopher doesn’t just teach TOB…he lives it. And today he opens up about the
The Headline That Changes Your Life | First Sunday of Advent
What story is dominating the headlines of your life? As we enter the Advent season, we are preparing our hearts to receive the ONLY headline that matters: Jesus is our savior.
And this headline should change EVERYTHING.
In this reflection, I introduce a word most Christians have never heard: kerygma.
In the ancient world, a kerygma was a headline delive
A World-Class Rock Drummer on Finding Jesus & Seeking Excellence | Michael Miley of Rival Sons
Michael Miley is one of the best rock & roll drummers in the world.
In this wide-ranging interview, we discuss secrets to his outlier excellence that can help you in your own life, the wild road to his conversion to Catholicism, and what it's like to witness as a Christian sharing the stage with legendary rockers like Ozzy Osbourne and Guns 'n Roses
Put Jesus First and EVERYTHING Changes (with Fr. Burke Masters)
In this on-the-road Sunday Reflection, I'm talking about the Solemnity of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe (how's that for a title?!) along with Fr. Burke Masters of St. Isaac Jogues Parish in Hinsdale, Illinois, where we held a sold-out REBOOT event a couple weeks ago.
Jesus is king. Full stop.
And it's not the typical kind of kingship. He doesn't ta
Overcoming Childhood Trauma Through Faith | Sr. Marilyn
As a 10-year-old, Sister Marilyn of the Sisters of Mary watched her father murdered by family friends—then grabbed his gun to take revenge and had her finger on the trigger.
Something stopped her in that moment, but the trauma of that experience hardened her heart with thoughts of anger and revenge. She felt like a failure and couldn't trust anyone.
In
Is It Awkward To Talk About Jesus? Do It Anyway!
Are you afraid it will get instantly awkward around the water cooler if you mention Jesus or talk about your faith?
Yeah, it might. And Jesus told us it would be this way! His message is uncomfortable because he claims divinity. If he is who he said he was, then it has to change everything. We have to change EVERYTHING about the way we are living. And a
How to Identify Your Gifts to Live Out Your Calling with Dr. Bob Rice
What if your calling isn’t something you have to chase… but something God already wrote into your soul?
In this new episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, Dr. Bob Rice—Franciscan University professor, deacon, and joy-filled Catholic dad—joins me for a deep dive into how to discover your unique charisms, live out your personal vocation, and find meaning in
Heaven on Earth: Saintly Relics and Your Call to Be the Church
On the Feast of the Dedication of the Basilica of St. John Lateran, Jesus reminds us: “Destroy this temple and in three days I will raise it up.”
He was speaking of his Body—and by baptism, you are joined to that Body. That means the Church is a living temple right now: the Church Triumphant (in heaven), the Church Suffering (in purgatory), and the Chur
The Good News About Death—Souls, Purgatory, and the Power of Prayer
What happens after we die?
If the answer is "nothing," then what are we doing here? The good news is that we ARE headed somewhere. Our Christian hope changes everything—we have our eyes fixed on heaven as a final destination.
As Pope Benedict XVI wrote, our entire story can be redeemed by a good ending. Jesus won that victory for us, so death becomes a
How to Build Lasting Friendships That Make You a Better Person
Remember when making friends was simple? Somewhere between adulthood, social media, and COVID…we forgot how.
In this new episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, I sit down with Maggie Craig—speaker and author of Friendship Reset—to talk about the loneliness pandemic that is eating away at society and how we can turn the tide in our own lives and relationsh
How to Face Suffering Without Losing Hope | Dave VanVickle
We all know it's impossible to avoid suffering. But what if there was a way to respond to the suffering in your own life—from serious tragedies to everyday difficulties—in a way that ultimately led to peace?
In this powerful episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, I sit down with Dave VanVickle, a husband and father who’s walked through some of the deepest
How God Used a "Nobody" to Convert 10 Million People at Guadalupe
I’m so excited for you to watch this week’s Sunday Reflection that I filmed on a recent pilgrimage to Mexico City while literally climbing up Tepeyac Hill—the place where Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared to St. Juan Diego in 1531.
The story of Juan Diego ties in perfectly to what Jesus tells us in the Gospel: “Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and t
How St. John Paul II Beat Communism
As we celebrate St. John Paul II's feast day on October 22, it's the perfect opportunity to revisit his life and legacy—especially his efforts to free Poland from communism through a peaceful revolution grounded in the public witness of deep faith.
In this episode of the Chris Stefanick Show, I discuss all things St. John Paul II with Drs. Peter and Kas
What To Do While You Wait for God's Timing
Are you waiting to find "the one?" The perfect job? Maybe just a general feeling of contentment in your life?
God's timing is often (usually!) not our timing. So what can you do?
Meet Blessed Sebastian of Aparicio—a man who built roads, made a fortune, and waited decades for his deepest prayer to be answered, but it didn't go quite like he envisioned it
Shayne Smith on the Healing Power of Comedy and his Radical Conversion
He was a practicing satanist. A successful comedian. And totally lost.
Then one day, while sitting in the back of a Catholic church, comedian Shayne Smith had a vision of the Virgin Mary that changed his life forever.
In this 100th episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, Shayne opens up about his journey from abuse, violence, and satanism…to freedom, faith
Stop Doing These 4 Things If You Want Lasting Change
We love to overcomplicate things—especially when we're trying to make a lasting change in our lives. But in reality, the road to healing and holiness is paved with a commitment to small, simple steps.
Want a better marriage? A deeper prayer life? Better health? Freedom from a bad habit? Don’t overthink it. What is the simplest step toward your goal? And
Behind the Scenes of the Hallow App with Alex Jones
Unless you have been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard of the Hallow prayer app. This wildly popular platform has grown exponentially over the past few years to help millions of people to pray—not to mention making a life of prayer more attractive and mainstream.
It’s a simple idea with profound results: use a smartphone app to guide people int
What Faith IS, What Faith ISN'T, and How to Grow in Faith
“If you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you can move mountains.”
But you can't have faith unless you know what it IS. And even a great mind like Jordan Peterson seems to be missing something in his definition. Faith can't be reduced to a moralistic view of obeying the rules and it demands that we let go of any skepticism about the existence of Go
The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto | Leah Libresco Sargeant
The world tells you that dependence is weakness, but it's actually what makes us human. The truth is, you can’t live without being dependent. From the moment we’re born to the moment we die, we’re relying on other people.
And that’s OK! In fact, it’s the way God intended.
In this episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, I sit down with Catholic writer Leah
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