Do You Want to Be Well?

There are four cardinal virtues: prudence, justice, temperance, and fortitude. Yet how often do we think about these, let alone practice them? Fr. Mike Schmitz shares why fortitude is his favorite virtue, how great saints like Maximillian Kolbe exercised fortitude in his daily li ...  Show more

In our fast-paced world, it's easy to forget our dignity and worth. However, Fr. Mike Schmitz reminds us that every person is worth more than the entire universe. Yet at every Mass, we still pray, "Lord, I am not worthy." How can both be true? Fr. Mike unpacks this beautiful para ...  Show more

From the series "God & The Whole Person: Soul, Mind, & Body in His Image." John 9. “What do you want me to do for you?” That is the question Jesus posed to Bartimaeus, a question that targeted his deep desire led to his deep healing. Equally, it’s a question that, asked in Chr ...

Mark 2:1-5, 12. The man in our reading today needed healing. He had friends who would stop at nothing to get him to the feet of Jesus, so he could be healed. Are you a friend to someone like that? Are you stopping at nothing to get someone else the healing they need? 

John 5. The man had been waiting for his healing for 38 years. In an instant, Jesus saw Him and healed Him. Jesus sees you in your waiting. He has not forgotten you. He is ready and willing to help. Truth Seekers is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. To find pract ...  Show more

In a world where Christians deal with chronic pain and awful sickness, how can we understand and apply the promise that “God heals all your diseases”?