Human trafficking is often thought of as something that happens somewhere else—far away from our communities and families. But the truth is, trafficking exists everywhere, and awareness is one of the most important ways we can protect the vulnerable.

In this important episode of Living LIT—Living in Truth, Robyn sits down with Rachel Foltz from Call to Freedom to talk about the reality of human trafficking: what it is, the different forms it takes, and how traffickers target vulnerable people. Together they discuss the three categories of trafficking, common warning signs, and practical ways families can educate and protect their children.

You’ll also hear how Rachel was called into this powerful ministry and the work Call to Freedom is doing to support survivors and bring hope and healing.

Drawing inspiration from St. Josephine Bakhita, patron saint of victims of human trafficking, this conversation reminds us that every human person is created in the image of God and deserves dignity, protection, and freedom.

This episode equips families with knowledge, awareness, and practical steps to help keep the little church we call home safe.

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Stations of the Cross: USCCB / Migration and Refugee Services, Anti-Trafficking

Come learn more about keeping your kids safe in the digital World: Wednesday, May 13 at 7pm at St Therese Church, Sioux Falls, SD.

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In this episode of Living LIT, I’m inviting you into our home as I share how our family walks through Holy Week—intentionally, prayerfully, and together. From Palm Sunday to Holy Saturday, we talk about simple traditions, meaningful rhythms, and practical ways to bring the beauty and depth of this sacred week to life in your own domestic church.

Holy Week isn’t meant to be rushed through—it’s meant to be lived. I’ll share how we slow down, enter into each day, and help our children (and ourselves) encounter the love of Jesus in a real and tangible way.

Whether you’re just starting or looking to deepen your family’s experience, this episode is full of encouragement and ideas to help you live Holy Week more fully—right in the little church you call home.

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558: What happened when Jesus died? | Ignition What’s really going on behind the scenes on Holy Saturday and while Jesus is in the tomb

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Lent doesn’t always go exactly how we planned.

Maybe you began the season with beautiful intentions—more prayer, meaningful fasting, and a desire to grow closer to the Lord. But somewhere along the way, life got busy, you lost momentum, or you feel like you’ve fallen short.

This week on the Living LIT Podcast, we arrive at Laetare Sunday, the midpoint of Lent. The Church, like a loving mother, gives us this special Sunday as a holy pause—a moment to rejoice, breathe, and remember that Easter joy is already drawing near.

And for anyone feeling discouraged or behind in their Lenten journey, we turn to a powerful phrase:

Nunc Coepi — “Now I begin.”

Because the truth is, Lent isn’t about perfection.

It’s about returning to the Lord again and again.

There is still time for grace.

Still time for growth.

Still time to prepare our hearts for Easter.

So wherever you are in your Lenten journey, consider this episode a loving invitation to pause, pray, and begin again.

Nunc Coepi.

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