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In this episode we visit the biggest city of Canada, Toronto, and we meet lots of SQPN listeners from the area!

Today, we meet Steve Bollman creator of “That Man is you” a formation program for Catholic Men. Its all about becoming the man after God’s own heart. Help me celebrate my one year anniversary by leaving me a voice mail at 713.568.6277… stick around let’s talk about it

Today, we finish our conversation with Kimberly Hahn about her new book Chosen and Cherished, we pray, “Break Bread” and talk about what’s coming your way. Help me celebrate my one year anniversary by leaving me a voice mail at 713.568.6277… stick around let’s talk about it.

In this episode of the Catholic Insider, we join Fr. Robert who shows us around in Saint Mary’s Cathedral. We talk about skating, fake drug smuggling priests and Canadian Jesuits on our way to the airport as I wrap up my visit to Winnipeg and head for Toronto.

A look at Pope Saint Callistus’ papacy serves as a jumping off point for a look at the nature of penance and so, if you ever wondered why a priest tells you to say 3 Our Father’s and a Hail Mary, take a listen!

Episode #55. Prayer, of which we’ve discussed before. Occasionally. Listen to our previous podcasts on prayer. Confidence in God, and distrust of self.

Today we kick off our conversation with Kimberly Hahn on her new book “Chosen and Cherished”. For a Scott Hahn junkie, like myself, this was fantastic. We also break bread with Dr. Hahn, share feedback and give out some Catholic Hack! T-Shirts. Stick around… let’s talk about it.

Today Paul visits the New Orleans studios of Rob Clemenz of SaintsforSinners.com who spreads the stories of the Saints with beautiful hand-painted medals.

This week, we find out what Saint Roch, Saint Christopher, and “Saint Guinifort” have in common and about the problem of cynocephaly. Plus, some follow up comments on last week’s episode.

Methods for Increasing Virtue. For real this time. Really. Wishing to mortify one’s passions. Are we avoiding opportunities for virtue? Hey, that’s pretty mild for a 16th century guy! Is my hair-shirt showing? Loving our enemies implies humility. Blab it and grab it - uh… no.