Catholics in Ordinary Time
Catholics in Ordinary Time is a podcast hosted by Fr. Jack Bentz, S.J., a Jesuit Catholic priest. He listens to Catholics share how they practice their faith, why they stay, or why they have left. Each episode features personal stories and conversations about lived Catholic experience. The show explores ordinary people's questions and experiences with the Church.
Episodes
The Church Needs Women with Cindy Reopelle
Fr. Jack interviews Cindy Reopelle, a longtime Catholic educator and Ignatian spiritual leader, about women in the Church, single life, vocation, parish life, prayer, and why she continues to stay Catholic.Cindy shares how her life has been shaped by Jesuit education, Catholic schools, spiritual direction, the Spiritual Exercises, and decades of serving the Church as a lay woman. She also reflects
Looking for Something True with Greg T.
In this episode of American Parish, Fr. Jack sits down with Greg T., a high school English teacher, young adult, sports commentator, and recent convert to Catholicism.Greg shares how his journey into the Catholic Church began as an intellectual search for truth and slowly became something deeper. Raised in a high church Episcopalian background, Greg spent years reading, questioning, church shoppin
What Keeps Her Catholic with Kathy Finley
Fr. Jack interviews Kathy Finley, an author, teacher, and longtime Catholic, about parish life, marriage, spirituality, women’s gifts in the Church, and why she continues to stay.Cathy reflects on the Church as a big table, the beauty of marriage as a sacrament, the saints, Vatican II, ministry, and the hope that parishes can better recognize and use the gifts of ordinary Catholics.This episode is
Known by the Church with Rachel Williams
Fr. Jack interviews Rachel Williams, a young adult at Saint Aloysius, about music ministry, nursing, Ignatian spirituality, prayer, parish life, and what it means to feel known by the Church.Rachel talks about serving as a cantor, finding God in moments of brokenness, praying through the Spiritual Exercises in Everyday Life, and learning to notice the opportunities to serve that can pass us by. Sh
85 Years, Still Showing Up with Bob Jundt
Fr. Jack interviews Bob, a longtime Saint Aloysius parishioner, about a lifetime of Catholic faith, parish service, prayer, community, and what it means to call the Church home.Bob reflects on decades of involvement in parish life, including catechesis, the Knights of Columbus, Stations of the Cross, hospitality, tithing, and helping others feel welcomed into the community. He also shares his pers
Not the Church He Expected with Paul C.
Fr. Jack interviews Paul Caldera, a young adult convert and newly married Catholic, about entering the Church, learning to pray, and finding his way in parish life.Paul shares how attending Mass with his now-wife led him into OCIA, how Catholicism began to “click,” and how practices like the Rosary, confession, learning about the saints, and joining the young adult community helped him grow in fai
Why we Stay with Joe and Anne Smith
Fr. Jack interviews Joe and Anne Smith, a married couple from Saint Aloysius, about ordinary Catholic family life, parish community, prayer, tithing, service, and raising children in the faith.Together, they reflect on how the Church has been present in their marriage, their children’s baptisms, their weekly rhythm of Mass, and their growing involvement in parish life. They also talk about the Euc
Life Didn't Go as Planned with MaKenzie Reynoldson
Fr. Jack interviews MaKenzie Reynoldson, a young adult from the parish, about her reversion to the Catholic faith, the mistakes and successes that have shaped her life, and the steps she is taking now to make a difference.MaKenzie also shares about being divorced, navigating that experience in the Church, and how that difficult season helped her encounter herself more honestly and grow closer to G
Faith Starts at Home with Jeff Brogan
Fr. Jack interviews Jeff Brogan about life as a Catholic husband, father, parishioner, and member of the Saint Aloysius community.Jeff shares about moving from the East Coast to Spokane, working at Gonzaga University, serving at Saint Aloysius Church through OCIA, and learning what it means to live faith in the ordinary rhythms of family life.This conversation explores Catholic fatherhood, praying
Trying to Hear God’s Voice with Thomas Gallagher
Fr. Jack interviews Thomas Gallagher about the questions many young adults ask as they grow in faith: how to pray, how to discern, and how to understand what God may be calling them toward.Their conversation explores the spiritual life, relationship with God, vocation, and the honest process of seeking direction while still living ordinary Catholic life.
Faith Beyond the Timeline with Krista Frankovic
Fr. Jack interviews Krista Frankovic, Campus Ministry Director and chemistry teacher at Gonzaga Preparatory School, about teaching, campus ministry, Jesuit formation, vocation, and belonging in the Church.Krista shares about her work, her deeper involvement in parish life during the summer, and her experience of continuing to discern her vocation as a single Catholic woman at 40. She also reflects
Hard Questions, Still Catholic with Margaret Price
Fr. Jack interviews Margaret Price, a young adult from the parish, about faith, justice, music, unworthiness, and what it means to remain Catholic while wrestling honestly with difficult questions.Margaret shares about her role in music ministry, her heart for justice, and the process she went through as she researched and came to accept challenging Church teachings, including pro-life teaching, L
Teaching Faith, Living Faith with Vanessa Mudd
What happens when faith becomes more than something you believe and begins to shape the way you learn, teach, work, and live?In this episode, Fr. Jack sits down with Vanessa Mudd for an honest conversation about her journey of faith, the questions that have shaped her, and the people and experiences that have helped her encounter God more deeply.Drawing from her background in theology and Jesuit e
Young Catholic, Big Purpose
Fr. Jack interviews Jeremy Joosten, from Washington, about faith, college, leadership, and his ordinary Catholic life.Jeremy studied business administration in Canada, served as student government president, and has continued building a life around mentorship, public speaking, entrepreneurship, and impact. In this conversation, he reflects on what it was like to be Catholic while attending an evan
American Parish: Ordinary Catholic Life at Saint Aloysius
A new season of Catholics in Ordinary Time begins with American Parish.In this introductory episode, Fr. Jack shares the vision behind the season and why we are beginning with the people and stories of Saint Aloysius. This season will explore the ordinary life of Catholics in a parish community — young adults, adults, volunteers, leaders, and people simply trying to follow Christ in everyday life.
Eric Clayton: What Star Wars Can Teach You About Following God
Eric Clayton joins Fr. Jack to explore the surprising connection between Star Wars and Ignatian spirituality. Drawing from his book My Life with the Jedi: The Spirituality of Star Wars, Eric explains how themes of hope, discernment, purpose, temptation, redemption, and the search for meaning echo the spiritual wisdom of St. Ignatius of Loyola. Together, they discuss why stories like Star Wars cont
Spiritual Disciplines: The Grace of Daily Faithfulness
As we conclude our journey through the Spiritual Disciplines, Fr. Jack reflects on the lessons, challenges, and graces discovered along the way. Growth in the spiritual life rarely happens all at once. It comes through small acts of faithfulness, daily choices, and a willingness to let God work in the ordinary moments of life. In this episode, we look back on the practices we've explored, the
Submission: Freedom Through Humility
Submission isn't about being weak. It's not about losing your voice or letting people walk all over you.In this episode, Fr. Jack explores the spiritual discipline of submission and how it transforms the way we relate to other people. In a culture that constantly tells us to fight for control, defend our preferences, and put ourselves first, Jesus offers a different path.What if true freed
Simplicity: What Are You Really Chasing?
We're all chasing something.Success. Security. Comfort. Recognition. The next achievement, the next purchase, the next thing that promises to make us happy.But Jesus offers a different path: "Seek first the Kingdom of God."In this episode, Fr. Jack explores the spiritual discipline of simplicity and how it begins not with owning less, but with reordering our desires. When God becomes
Celebration: The Discipline of Joy
What if celebration isn’t a distraction from the spiritual life… but part of it?In this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time, Fr. Jack explores the spiritual discipline of celebration through Scripture, Christian tradition, and ordinary life. In a world shaped by anxiety, exhaustion, and constant striving, Christians are called to something different: joy rooted in God.This conversation looks at
Confession: More Than Just Listing Sins
Why do so many people avoid Confession even while longing for peace?In this episode, Fr. Jack explores the spiritual discipline of Confession and how honesty before God becomes the doorway to healing, freedom, and deeper worship. From fear and shame to mercy and restoration, this conversation looks at why Confession has remained one of the most transformative practices in the Christian life.Not be
Worship: More Than Music
This week, Fr. Jack explores the spiritual discipline of worship and why true worship goes far beyond music, emotions, or Sunday routines.Real worship changes the posture of the heart. And sometimes, the greatest obstacle to worship is the unforgiveness we carry.In this episode, we talk about surrender, reconciliation, humility, and the kind of worship that actually transforms us from the inside o
Guidance: Stop Guessing God’s Will
We often try to figure out God’s will on our own… and end up confused, stuck, or second guessing everything.In this episode, Fr Jack explores the discipline of guidance, not as a private decision making tool, but as something deeply communal. God does not only speak to individuals. He speaks to His people together.Drawing from the wisdom of Richard Foster, this episode unpacks how true discernment
Studying: The Discipline That Rewrites You
We don’t just read to learn. We read to be formed.In this episode, Fr. Jack explores the discipline of reading through Celebration of Discipline and how what we take in quietly shapes who we become.Jesus gives a different kind of invitation:“Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me…” (Matthew 11:29–32)To read with Him is to let your mind slow down, your heart be trained, your life be reoriented.Th
Prayer: The Discipline We Keep Resisting
Prayer is one of the most talked about parts of the spiritual life… and one of the most avoided.In this episode, Fr. Jack continues the journey through spiritual disciplines inspired by Celebration of Discipline by Richard Foster, turning his focus to the discipline of prayer.Drawing from Gospel of Matthew 6:7–15, where Jesus teaches not just how to pray but how not to, this conversation moves pas
Service: Weakness or Power?
Is service a weakness… or one of the most powerful ways to grow closer to God?In this first episode of our Spiritual Disciplines series, Fr. Jack breaks down what spiritual disciplines actually are and why they matter. They are not about perfection or checking boxes, but about allowing God to transform us from the inside out.This episode focuses on the discipline of service. Not being a doormat. N
From Ancient Liturgy to Daily Discipline
What happens when you step inside something ancient… and come out changed?In this episode, Fr. Jack reflects on his journey through the Latin Mass conversations from this season. What surprised him. What moved him. What challenged him. And where he still sees things differently.This isn’t a conclusion. It’s a reckoning.Fr. Jack unpacks the beauty, tension, and deeper questions that surfaced throug
Sean Harrell: The Quiet Turning Point
In this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time, Fr Jack sits down with Sean Harrel to explore a story that doesn’t come with fireworks or easy answers.It is a conversation about movement. About what happens when something inside you begins to shift. When the life you are living no longer feels like enough, and you start asking deeper questions about meaning, identity, and God.Sean shares his experi
Tait Jensen: convert to Catholicism... drawn to the Latin Mass?
Jensen Tait shares his journey from Mormon to Catholic, opening up about the questions, experiences, and moments that led him to faith.He also reflects on discovering the Latin Mass and why it has become a meaningful part of his spiritual life and growth with God.A conversation about searching, conversion, and encountering faith in an unexpected way.We listen.
Ken Staal: Ancient, Reverent… Necessary?
In this episode of our Latin Mass series, Ken Staal shares his personal journey into the Traditional Latin Mass, not as a trend, but as a response to something deeper.What draws someone to a liturgy they may not fully understand linguistically, yet experience so profoundly?Is it reverence, mystery, beauty… or something harder to explain?Rather than debating which form is “better,” this conversatio
SEASON 5 | Latin Mass: Trend or Tradition?
Is there really a surge of Catholics returning to the Latin Mass? Or is the story more complicated than the headlines suggest?In this opening episode of Season 5, Fr. Jack sets the stage for a new series of conversations exploring the Latin Mass. Without diving into debates or taking sides, he reflects on the growing discussion around the Traditional Latin Mass and the claims that more Catholics a
What this Season Taught Us
After a full season of conversations, stories, laughter, and honest moments, Fr. wraps it all together.In this episode, he looks back at the voices we heard, the lessons that surfaced, and the quiet themes that kept returning. From music and ministry to struggle, service, doubt, growth, and everyday faith, this season reminded us that holiness is not found in the extraordinary alone, but in the or
Jake Ineck: The Weight of Leading Worship
In this episode, Jake Ineck reflects on his experience serving the Church through sacred music, from the joy of weddings to the solemnity of funerals. He speaks about the quiet responsibility of accompanying people during life’s most meaningful transitions and the honor of being entrusted with those sacred hours.We also explore the role of antiphons in the liturgy, why they matter more than we thi
Sara Shakliyan: Excellence Is Not Optional
In this episode, we sit down with Sara Shakliyan, a choir director whose work is reshaping what parish music can sound and feel like.Having worked closely with Fr. Jack in his previous assignment, Sara shares how she has grown a choir from the ground up by blending the richness of classical hymns with the immediacy of praise and worship. Rooted in tradition yet alive with intention, her approach h
Daniel Dangca: Enhancing the Mass From the Music Stand
In this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time, we sit down with Daniel Dangca, a music director with a PhD who has spent years serving the Church from the choir loft and the planning table.Daniel shares what he genuinely loves about working in a parish, the beauty and weight of shaping music for the Mass, and the reality of navigating moments when a congregation is not always happy or on the same
Alexis Santos: A Life Shaped by Music
Music often starts as a love.For some, it slowly becomes a way of life.In this episode, Alexis Santos shares how directing choirs as a teenager set him on a path that would shape his work, his faith, and his sense of responsibility as a musician. From formal studies in music and theology to composing bilingual sacred music used in churches today, Alexis reflects on what it means to serve both the
Ben Stone: Craft, Calling, and Balance
Ben Stone has spent his life in music, beginning at the organ as a child and building a career shaped by years of professional experience. In this episode, he reflects on his journey as a musician, the demands of working within the Church, and the ongoing challenge of balancing craft, vocation, and personal life. A conversation about longevity, discipline, and what it means to make music a lifelon
Ike Ndolo: When Faith and Creativity Collide
Ike Ndolo is a musician who speaks openly about the realities of creating and performing music within the Catholic Church. In this episode, he reflects on the tension between being a performer and leading worship, the challenges artists face in church spaces, and how his experience as a Black man has shaped his relationship with faith and vocation. A conversation about music, identity, and what it
SEASON 4 - INTRO: Musicians
This season of CIOT centers on musicians and their work. Guests from a range of musical paths share how they understand their craft, how they lead worship, and how their approaches differ. A season about sound, practice, and faith lived through music.
SEASON 3: The Recap
Season three of CIOT brought conversations shaped by real questions, real stories, and ordinary encounters with grace. In this final episode, Fr Jack reflects on the themes, voices, and moments that defined the season and what they revealed about faith lived in everyday life.
Valerie Stivers: A Conversion She Did Not Plan
Valerie Stivers built her career in cultural journalism, beginning as an intern at a major fashion magazine and later working as a sex columnist for the Moscow based alternative paper The Exile, editing Time Out New York, and writing as a freelance journalist for numerous publications. Raised in an atheist family, she did not arrive at faith through argument or study. Instead, a personal experienc
Troy Loftinburke: When Everything Shifted
Troy never expected to become Catholic. A friendship opened the door. Hearing Bishop Barron teach on the Eucharist pushed it wide. That moment became a turning point in his discernment and led him into the Church. He and his husband later married outside the Church and continue living as Catholics. This episode looks at the steps that shaped his story.
Into the Wilderness of Advent (Bonus Episode)
Advent invites us into a kind of wilderness. Not dramatic, just honest. A place where waiting becomes its own teacher. In this bonus conversation, Fr Jack talks about how God meets us when the path feels quiet and unfinished.
Jesse Anderson: An Ordinary Conversion Story
Jesse Anderson joins Fr Jack to share his journey from being a lukewarm Lutheran to finding a deeper home in the Catholic Church. His story is honest and down-to-earth shaped by questions friendship and the slow awakening of a faith that finally felt alive.It’s a conversation about searching surrender and discovering a place where his heart could truly burn with conviction.I hope you like this con
Dawn Eden Goldstein: From Rock Music to Theology
Dawn Eden Goldstein joins Fr Jack on Catholics in Ordinary Time to share her journey from the world of rock journalism to a deep and grounded Catholic faith. Her story moves through music, longing, and discovery as she finds her way home in the Church.It’s a conversation about listening, transformation, and the surprising paths that lead us into the light.I hope you like this conversation. I certa
MacLean Andrews: from pretending Catholic to choosing Catholic
MacLean Andrews joins Fr Jack to share the unexpected path that led him into the Catholic Church. What started as “pretending” to be Catholic at a Catholic school slowly became an honest search for truth. Over time the questions deepened the desire grew and what once felt like a disguise turned into a real journey of faith.From non denominational roots to discerning with the Jesuits MacLean’s stor
Cameron Edman: finding truth one question at a time
Cameron Edman’s journey into the Catholic Church began with curiosity and conversation. What started through friendship grew into a search for truth that was met with patience, wisdom, and unexpected grace.In this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time, Cameron shares how questions became a bridge and how gentle guidance helped him find his way home.I hope you like this conversation I certainly did
Deacon Mac Chester: finding the way back home
Deacon Mac Chester joins Fr Jack on Catholics in Ordinary Time to share his story of returning to the Catholic Church after time away. His journey isn’t about conversion from something else but about rediscovering what was there all along, faith, community, and the quiet pull of grace.It’s a story about coming back home, seeing the Church with new eyes, and realizing that sometimes the road away b
Sara Bryan: the grace of being drawn in
Sara Bryan joins Fr Jack to share how she was moved by the beauty and love she found in the Catholic Church. Raised Protestant, Sara began seeking the Church out of curiosity but what she discovered was a sense of home she didn’t expect.This episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time is a story about grace, belonging, and the gentle pull of love that leads a heart toward faith.I hope you like this conv
Season 3 Intro - Stories of Conversion
Fr Jack kicks off a new season of Catholics in Ordinary Time focused on converts, people who found their way into the Catholic Church from all kinds of places and stories.He shares what to expect this season and why these journeys matter for all of us.I hope you like this conversation I certainly did.
Season 2 Recap: what we heard, what we learned, and what’s next
As Season 2 of Catholics in Ordinary Time comes to a close, Fr Jack looks back on the conversations that shaped this season; the courage, honesty, and hope shared by every guest who chose to stay in dialogue with the Church.He reflects on what he’s learned, what’s still stirring in his heart, and what’s coming next for Catholics in Ordinary Time.It’s not goodbye... it’s see you soon!
Lindsey Horvath: Bringing Catholic Roots into Leadership
Lindsey Horvath is a public servant and advocate rooted in faith. In this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time, Lindsey shares with Fr. Jack how her Catholic upbringing shaped her, how her beliefs inform her work, and how she interprets her calling in a world full of questions.This is a conversation about integrity, hope, and what it looks like to live faith in the public sphere.I hope you like t
Eve Tushnet: on celibacy, companionship, and faithful love
Eve Tushnet is an author, speaker, and thinker whose life and witness explore what it means to live with both desire and fidelity. In this conversation with Fr Jack on Catholics in Ordinary Time, she shares how she navigates her attraction by embracing celibacy while also walking alongside a romantic partner. They talk about tension, identity, longing, and the grace of staying in relationship with
Kate Carter: On Resilience, and Living her Story
Kate Carter joins Fr Jack on Catholics in Ordinary Time to share her journey of faith and life in the Church. With honesty and warmth, she reflects on the experiences that have shaped her, the questions that continue to guide her, and the hope she holds for the future of the Church.It is a conversation about resilience, belonging, and the courage to remain rooted in faith even when the path is com
Ann Marie Pace: on identity, storytelling, and staying true
Ann Marie Pace is a writer and director based in Los Angeles—Mexican American and proud of it, shaped by a life spent exploring identity. From her thesis film shot in the Amazon to directing for Disney+, she tells stories that bridge worlds and make space for voices that don’t always see themselves reflected.In this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time, Ann Marie sits down with Fr Jack to talk ab
Alyssa Duffner: faith that makes room
Alyssa Duffner shares with Fr Jack her journey of holding faith and identity together and why she continues to find a home in the Catholic Church. It is a conversation about honesty, resilience, and the hope for a community where all know they belong.I hope you like this conversation I certainly did
Yunuen Trujillo: finding faith and building community
Yunuen Trujillo is a Catholic lay minister attorney and author of LGBT Catholics: A Guide to Inclusive Ministry She brings her faith into action through her work with immigrant rights LGBTQ ministry and community building in Los AngelesIn this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time Yunuen sits down with Fr Jack to share her story of faith her life in the Church and the ways she works to create spac
S2 Introduction: What It Means To Remain
In the first episode of Season 2, Fr Jack opens the door to a new series of conversations. This season of Catholics in Ordinary Time is about queer women who have chosen to remain in the Catholic Church. Some have found ways to adjust their lives to Church teaching. Others stay while holding tension with it.Through these voices, the season will explore what it means to belong, to question, and to
Season One Wrap-Up: Big Lessons from Honest Conversations
In this season finale of Catholics in Ordinary Time, Fr Jack looks back at the conversations he’s had with young adults over the past months. From the questions they carry to the hope they hold, he reflects on what he’s learned from listening to their stories.It’s part gratitude, part reflection, and part invitation to keep the conversation going into next season.
Grace Cotangco: On Showing up, Serving and Choosing Your Family Parish
Grace Cotangco lives and works in Los Angeles where she actively serves as a lector musician and youth minister in the parish she chose as her ownIn this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time she sits down with Fr Jack to talk about what it means to show up where you are called to be even when it’s not the parish you grew up inIt’s a story about service music and finding your place in the Church w
Vivi Jaramillo: on questions, conviction, and carrying both
Vivi Jaramillo is a musician and songwriter living in Los Angeles, originally from Ecuador. Her music blends raw emotion, spiritual depth, and Latin roots—an offering of beauty, honesty, and belonging.In this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time, Vivi talks with Fr Jack about how she came into the Catholic faith, through doubts, through questions, and through moments of deep beauty. This conversa
Alex Street: on music, ministry, and following the call beyond the lines
Alex Street is a musician and youth minister now serving at a non Catholic church in Boise Idaho. He once worked for a Catholic parish but over time his path led him somewhere new. Still centered on Christ still rooted in service but shaped by unexpected turnsIn this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time Alex talks with Fr Jack about ministry music leaving and longing and what it means to keep sho
Keaton Andersen: on church shifts and spiritual threads
Keaton was raised Catholic but found himself drawn into a different kind of church community as a young adult, a non denominational church in Colorado that felt like homeIn this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time he talks with Fr Jack about growing up in the faith what pulled him away and what keeps him connected to something deeper even as the path looks differentIt’s a conversation about trad
Maggie Miller: on art, doubt, and searching far from home
Maggie Miller grew up in Brooklyn and now lives in France where she’s studying art history and navigating life far from everything familiar. In this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time she joins Fr Jack for an honest conversation about faith beauty and what it means to keep searching especially when belief doesn’t come easyThey talk about doubt distance and the quiet ways art and culture invite
Jake McEwan: on leaving, returning, and learning how to stay
Jake McEwan is a couples and family therapist who recently moved back to his hometown of Spokane. In this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time, he talks with Fr. Jack about his journey away from the Church, what brought him back, and the quiet strength it takes to keep showing up.There’s laughterThere’s honestyThere’s a little bit of “happy-go-lucky Catholic gets stolen by the devil” energyIt’s r
Tiffany Yvonne Cox: letting the story unfold
Tiffany Yvonne Cox is an actor, director, and writer living in Los Angeles with her husband and two boys. You may have seen her on stage, on screen, or in the upcoming season of Reasonable Doubt on Hulu.But in this episode, she steps off set and sits down with Fr. Jack for a real conversation about faith, trust, identity, and what it means to find your place in the Church as a woman, a mother, an
Ryan Bradshaw: On Serving Where You’re Planted
This week Fr. Jack chats with Ryan Bradshaw, a husband, dad, and parish staff guy trying to live his faith in the middle of real life. They talk about what it means to serve the Church, raise a family, and still find time to breathe and maybe pray tooI hope you like this conversation. I certainly didJingle by Vivija – ASCAP Composer ID #5461356
Maddie Dobrowski: On Catholicism, Tolkien, and the Power of Story
Maddie Dobrowski is a young adult living with her husband in Spokane, WA. She teaches at a classic academy and writes. You can read her on Substack - Love of Literature. She is also an author of The Lord of the Rings and Catholicism: Exploring the Christian Roots of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy.Jingle by Vivija – ASCAP Composer ID #5461356
Welcome to Catholics in Ordinary Time
In this first episode, Fr. Jack, a Jesuit priest, introduces himself and the heart behind the podcast. Catholics in Ordinary Time isn’t here to offer all the answers. It’s here to make space for real conversations.This season focuses on young adults. Some are practicing Catholics. Some aren’t. All are invited to share honestly where they are in their journey of faith.This episode sets the tone for
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