What starts with a funny story about Martin Sheen at Mass turns into a deeper conversation about what it means to really live. Along the way, we talk about friendship, regret, dignity, and the challenge of honoring life, our own and everyone else’s. Somewhere between laughter and reflection, we raise a simple toast: to life, in all its beauty and complexity.

A conversation that begins with Girl Scout cookies and sweet cereal slowly finds its way to something deeper: what home really means. We reflect on hometowns, family houses, Jesuit communities, and the places that shaped us, while wondering how those places still live in us. Somewhere between nostalgia, laughter, and prayer, this episode asks a tender question: where is the place, or who is the presence, that lets you breathe differently and be fully at rest?

Lent has a way of bringing the word sacrifice to the surface, and we’re not just talking about giving up chocolate. We share stories about family, adoption, commitment, and the quiet ways love asks something of us over time. From the Eucharist to everyday relationships, this conversation leans into a simple truth: real love always costs something, and that’s precisely what makes it sacred.

Every life has a soundtrack. The Frs. Eric and Damian swap stories about the music that formed us, the songs that carried faith, doubt, longing, and joy. Along the way, they wrestle with sacred versus secular, passive listening versus real attention, and why music so often becomes prayer before we even realize it. Originally released on March 7, 2026.