Catholic Convos Podcast

Faith is often presented as something we’re supposed to have all the answers to. But what happens when we have questions? What happens when we doubt, struggle, disagree, or simply don’t understand? This podcast is a place for those questions. Our goal is to create honest, respectful, and meaningful conversations about Catholicism, Christianity, faith, doubt, and the questions that people sometimes feel uncomfortable asking out loud. We believe that asking questions doesn’t make someone a bad Catholic—or a bad Christian. In many cases, asking questions can be the beginning of a deeper understanding of what we believe and why we believe it. Throughout the podcast, we’ll explore questions from many different perspectives. We’ll talk about the questions atheists and non-believers have about Catholicism, as well as the doubts that Catholics themselves may quietly wrestle with. We’ll discuss difficult topics, examine Church teachings, and take a closer look at the reasons behind the Catholic faith. And most importantly, we want to have these conversations honestly. Our hope is not to tell people what they are allowed to ask or what they are supposed to think. Instead, we want to create a space where curiosity is welcomed, doubts can be discussed, and faith can be explored without fear of judgment. With guests such as Father Meinders, we’ll have conversations that encourage listeners to think deeply, challenge their assumptions, and perhaps even see their faith from a different perspective. Whether you are a practicing Catholic, someone who has walked away from the Church, someone who is questioning your beliefs, an atheist who wants to understand Catholicism, or simply someone who has always had questions, you are welcome here. Because sometimes the questions we’re most afraid to ask are the ones worth asking the most. Listen. Question. Explore. Believe—or wrestle with what you believe. There are no perfect questions, and there may not always be simple answers. But there is always room for an honest conversation.