What's it like to be a seminarian? Find out on this episode as St. Max seminarian, Jon Stone, joins the podcast to share about how he got to seminary, what it's like, and what the road ahead looks like.

Money isn't the root of all evil, just the love of it. So, how does a Catholic engage with money, save it, spend it, and give it away. Financial coach and parishioner, Jeff Stempel has all the answers, or at least some answers. He can be contacted at:

Jeff@stampedecoaching.com

763.233.9030

Www.stampedecoaching.com

Does anyone like Lent? Maybe it's because we do it all wrong. Cosden and Fr. K provide some musings on how you can have a good Lent... we hope.

If you've been around St. Max in the last year, you've probably met Jessica. Now for the first time ever, she shares her story!

Jeff Reither is a Delano name that no one seems to pronounce correctly, and a man who everyone seems to know. He joins the show today to discuss intentional fatherhood, the origins of Deep Fried Fridays, and more!

Priests are often asked some variation of the "Is it okay to do X on a Sunday?" In this episode Cosden and Fr. K tackle it from all angles.

One might think that the more theology one knows the less difficulties with the faith one would have. However, one would be wrong. Parishioner Dr. Kevin Keiser discusses the difficulties inherent to the science of theology. In fact, the deeper one goes, the messier it gets. And of course, since theologians also happen to be human beings subject to all the hardships of life, the difficulties can pile up exponentially. Dr. Keiser shares some of his own intellectual journey, how to do theology, and even his experience suffering the of his wife, and how theology has both made his suffering easier and harder to deal with.

The devotion to the Holy Face is, after the Rosary, the most important devotion of our day; or at least so says Fr. Lawrence Carney, author of The Secret of the Holy Face and other books. He joins the podcast to share about this all but forgotten treasure of the Church