This podcast is all about exploring the sacred in the seemingly secular from the lens of a Catholic Filipino lay missionary. Hosted by Mon Reyes.
Just because something is free, that doesn't mean it came with no cost. Let's explore what that means here in our short Easter episode.
Music by Kayel Marcelo
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Giving flowers for your loved one is not practical. But does that make it bad though?
Music by Kayel Marcelo
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Can I fast from social media instead? What about shopping, or movies, or gossip?
Music by Kayel Marcelo
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The world has a distorted idea of both strength and gentleness. In reality, one cannot even be an option without the other.
Music by Kayel Marcelo
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In this episode, Mon talks about when God chooses not to do something. We know that he can do great things for us, but what if he doesn't? Will we still worship him them?
Music by Kayel Marcelo
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In this episode, Mon gets personal and talks about pride and parables.
Music by Kayel Marcelo
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We're connecting together the many appearances and references to John the Baptist in the Gospel of Mark.
Marianne Mencias is the author of several books on dating, self-worth, and purpose. She is a motivational speaker and a Gallup-certified Strengths coach. In this episode, Mon talks to her about her message, beliefs, and advocacies, particularly toward singlehood, dating, and family.
Music by Kayel Marcelo
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In the first 2/3rds of this episode, Mon talks about the story of St. Paul and how we might view his change of heart in a different way. In the last 1/3rd of the episode, he talks about the dangers of conflating actions and intentions in the context of our society today.
This episode is about the dangers of conformity, and how what God values is often different from what the world values.
The Magbirays are a young and faithful Catholic couple whose love story intertwines with their faith story. Nico once left Catholicism in order to join an Evangelical Church (or born again Christian) while Carissa remained steadfast in her Catholic faith as she dug deeper into the reasons why she professes it. This led to them parting ways only for them to later on meet again under different circumstances, which led to deeper convi...
This episode is all about brokenness, healing, and ripped jeans.
Music by Kayel Marcelo
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Jewelle Villarisco is a Catholic content creator, an illustrator, a homeschool mentor, a youth leader, and the artist behind Jewie's Art Space. In this episode, Mon talks to her about her story, her work, and her views on a number of things.
This episode was recorded live from Feast Bellevue PM. It was a message dedicated for one of the Sundays in between the regular preaching series.
Music by Kayel Marcelo
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Having your personal Bible time is important, but what if the way we read our Bibles now, in solitude and in book form, is not how most Christians in history encountered God's written word? In this episode, Mon takes us through the history of the ways the Bible was written throughout the centuries.
Most of us think of being open to change as a good thing, and it can be! But what do we make of those who are just more resistant to it rather than open? Is that a bad thing then? Let's talk about it.
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Every year, Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent. And every Lent, one of the things we do and talk about in the church is fasting. What is fasting? Why do we do it? Does it count if I get hangry? What does the Bible have to say about this ancient discipline?
Words and deeds. Both matter. Both can powerfully express our convictions and principles. But what do we do when we come across someone who behaves and believes otherwise?
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In this episode, Mon answers your questions:
In this episode, Mon talks about one way we can read the Bible better: by identifying design patterns. As people in the modern day reading an ancient text, it helps to plug ourselves into mindset of the original authors and their intended audience. After all, don't we make internal adjustments for when we read older books like the Iliad and Odyssey, Ibong Adarna, or Dante's Inferno? So why not do the same for the scriptures?
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