Brian Miller of Amazing Parish joins Tim to discuss how pastors can lead renewal in the unique communities they serve. He shares how priests and parish teams can better understand their people and build a stronger culture. Resources: https://amazingparish.org/Read more

Tim and Maggie sit down at the kitchen table for their own version of The Newlywed Game, testing how well they know each other’s favorite Scripture verses, saints, and foods. They also reveal a secret soapbox issue they’ve been dying to share.Read more

Catholic author and speaker, Mallory Smyth, joins Tim to share how she drifted away from the Church in college. They explore why women in younger generations are becoming less religious and what might help them rediscover a lasting faith. Resources: https://substack.com/@malloryasmyth/notes https://www.mallory-smyth.com/ Rekindled: How Jesus Called Me Back to the Catholic Church and Set My […]Read more

Tim talks about the current housing crisis and the recent changes in the office of bishops. Also, he takes a few questions from millennial listeners about the importance of leaving a legacy. Resources: America’s Housing Shortage Is Turning Into a Moral CrisisRead more

Tim welcomes filmmaker Anthony D’Ambrosio back to the show to discuss Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of The Odyssey and what it reveals about modern movies. They explore storytelling, heroism, faith, and what today’s filmmakers can learn from the great epics of the past. Resources: https://www.triumphoftheheart.com/Read more

There is a lot going on in the world lately, so here’s the rundown through a Catholic lens. Tim highlightsPope Leo appointing Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone to the Vatican’s highest Court, Made In America Week, The UK’s new prime minister, and the wildfires in Spain and France.Read more

On today’s show. Tim Glemkowski welcomes on Mike Pacer share about his organization; 5 Stones and how they support those who want to build the kingdom of God. Mike and his organization aim to be like the stones that David hurled at Goliath. Tim delves into how this exciting work came about. Resources: Who We […]Read more

Tim sits down with Dan DeMatte, co-founder of Damascus, to explore the power of the lay apostolate and what it means to answer God’s call to mission. Dan shares how ordinary Catholics can dream bigger, pursue holiness, and help renew the Church through bold discipleship. Resources: Three Secrets to Holiness in Marriage Dream Bigger: A […]Read more

Tim is joined by Bishop David Toups to continue Renewal Week with a conversation on priestly renewal. Drawing from Bishop Toups’ research, the CARA study, and his experience as a diocesan bishop, they discuss how priests can be better supported, strengthened, and renewed in their vocation. Resources: ENTER BY THE NARROW GATE: SATISFACTION AND CHALLENGES […]Read more

Tim is joined by Fr. Stephen Pullis to discuss how seminaries discern and form future priests, including a new report on assessing candidates for Holy Orders. They also unpack the sixth edition of the Program of Priestly Formation and what its updated stages and standards mean for preparing holy, healthy priests. Resources: https://mcgrath.nd.edu/news/mcgrath-institute-for-church-life-publishes-new-report-to-strengthen-seminary-formation-and-assessment-of-candidates-for-holy-orders/ https://www.usccb.org/committees/clergy-consecrated-life-vocations/priestly-formationRead more

Tim looks at what makes a parish healthy, how Catholics should view and engage with their parish, and the practical steps we can take to strengthen parish life. Callers also share examples of renewal they have witnessed and what has worked in their own communities. Resources: https://amazingparish.org/ https://www.laltocatholic.com/Read more

Tim and Maggie sit down at the kitchen table to reflect on the biggest decision they made for their family: moving and committing three years of service to the National Eucharistic Congress. They share what the experience taught them about discernment, hearing God’s voice, and where their family is now.Read more