This week, we are reminded of God's continuing invitation to know and love him. When we focus on encounters with families over the "requirements" of the curriculum, we offer a lens to view the world based on love and compassion. Joe Milolajczyk brings a refreshing look at Discipleship, Community, and Encounter to our conversation.

On this episode, Christy and Sarah are joined by Tom Quinlan, Director for the St. Joseph Evangelization Center, and discuss Evangelization, Catechesis, and what it means to offer solid formation opportunities for adults, parents, and families.

Christy and Sarah are excited to share their thoughts on our newly elected Pope Leo XIV - Peace, Solace, and Open arms. Let us know what you feel about the Catholic Church's future right now.

Christy and Sarah are joined by Michael Ruzicki, the Director of Music at St. John Berchman in Chicago. They continue their conversations about church documents, evangelization, and the role of the People of God in parish life, discussing questions like: What are people's stories? How do we bring the community to life? Just what is pedagogy?

Check out real talk on Lay Women in ministry, Catechesis, and ideas for whole parish catechesis. This time, Christy and Sarah are joined by Joan Duncan to talk about some great ideas for family formation at the parish.

Christy Cabaniss and Sarah Jarzembowski chat with Marilyn Santos, the USCCB's Associate Director of Evangelization and Catechesis, about catechetical formation, significant church documents, and the transformational power of complicated and messy ministry. It's a wild ride, and we hope you will join us on this journey.

Join Sarah Jarzembowski, Director of Family Faith Formation at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, and Christy Cabaniss, Director of Missionary Discipleship for the Diocese of Cleveland, as they sit down with Julianne Stanz for an enlightening exploration of essential church documents and resources.

This season, we unpack Catholic Church documents to find valuable resources and delve into the rich teachings and guidance within the Church's most significant writings, making them accessible and relevant for today’s faithful.

This weeks podcast offers a unique perspective that combines scholarly insight with practical application. Together, we aim to empower listeners—whether you're a longtime catechists or new pastoral leaders —by addressing common questions and providing clarity on complex topics.

Special Edition! This awesome podcast got caught in the craziness of being a Church worker at the Holidays. Our sincerest apologies to Sandy Monier, who recorded this before Thanksgiving. It is our hope that this coming out at such a random time means that the Holy Spirit was guiding this process and bringing it to light when you, our awesome listeners, need it the most.