Catholic Novelist
The guys from Catholic Late Night, Patrick Hanus & John Welch, are back on the podcast! It’s hard to summarize what we talked about because there was so much depth and we all get very HONEST.
Lunch time typically brought on a fair amount of anxiety for me in elementary, middle, and high school. What if no one wanted to sit with me? What if I approached a table and everyone pretended they didn’t see me or said there were no seats left?
Are we in the golden age of Catholic fiction? Author and founder of CatholicReads.com, A.R.K. Watson, thinks so! We discuss on the latest episode of Treasures in Heaven.
I’m going gray while I’m still in my 20s, and I’m having mixed feelings about it. Will I dye it? Will I just accept it as is? Is one choice more holy than the other? Ugh!
In episode 20 of Treasures in Heaven, Catholic novelist Carolyn Astalk shares her journey to becoming a published author, while also being a wife and the mom of 4 kids.
You might have a to-do list, but do you have a to-be list? If not, grab a pen and paper! I want you to write down all the adjectives you want to be. Loving, kind, caring, humble, you name it.
In episode 16 of Treasures in Heaven, we feature Brennan Costello, the founder of the Everyday Prayer Co. Brennan teaches students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Entrepreneurship Program, but he also walks the walk by running his own businesses. His goal is to help people “pray without ceasing” inspired his latest venture.
Investing! The word itself dredges up lots of emotions, perhaps, mainly excitement, fear, and confusion. For a long time, I didn’t see any connection between my Catholic faith and my investment choices. That all changed when I discovered that the US Conference of Catholic Bishops had created its own Investment Principles and Socially Responsible Investment […]
J.R.R. Tolkien once wrote, “Not all those who wander are lost.” Mary Krolicki, a Missionary Guide Manager with Creatio, talks about how we can encounter God in the creation of the great outdoors, as well as through community and service. Creatio offers pilgrimages and adventure missions (even to the Galapagos Islands) for young adults. All […]
2020 has not gone according to plan. For some of you, the virus-that-shall-not-be-named has caused you to delay weddings, honeymoons, vacations and other major life events. You may have celebrated a graduation online or given birth without any family by your side. Maybe certain plans of yours got cancelled altogether, instead of being postponed or […]
