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Most Recent Videos
Should I Go to a Catholic Wedding Outside the Church?
What do you do when someone you love is Catholic, but isn’t getting married in the Church?
This is not just a “Catholic rules” question. It’s your son, daughter, grandson, granddaughter, or someone you deeply love. In this episode of Ask A Priest, Father Tim offers a compassionate way to discern whether or not to attend a wedding outside the Church.
Instead of falling into cold legalism or moral indifference, he invites us to look at the situation through the heart of Jesus. Are you upholding the Catholic truth of marriage? Are you causing scandal? Are you creating more unity or more division?
There may not always be a simple yes or no answer, but there is always a way to stay close to Jesus, speak truth with love, and trust that He never abandons the people we love.
Most Holy Trinity
The Trinity can feel like a mystery that breaks your brain a little. Three Persons, one God, it’s the kind of truth that reminds us we’re dealing with something far bigger than ourselves.
But at the heart of the mystery is something beautifully simple: God is love. As Pope Benedict explained, God is not alone or isolated. He is eternal love, the lover, the beloved, and the love shared between them.
And that love is not distant. God gives Himself completely for us. The question is: if God has given Himself in love for you, how will you give yourself back to Him?
Exclusive Series
Words and the Word
Have you ever thought about how much power your words actually carry?
In this special 300th episode, the friars are joined by Fr. Gregory Pine, OP, to talk about words, speech, and the deeper invitation behind how we communicate. Drawing from his book Training the Tongue, Fr. Gregory reflects on how our words are not just sounds or information, they can build communion, reveal the heart, wound, heal, bless, and bring us closer to one another.
Together, they explore how speech opens the door to real encounter: with God, with others, and even with ourselves. From the voice of the Good Shepherd to the Word made flesh, this conversation invites us to see language as something sacred, a gift meant not only to avoid sin, but to grow in love, truth, and deeper relationship.
Join us as we learn to listen more deeply, speak more faithfully, and let our words become places where the Word can be known and loved.
Should I Go to a Catholic Wedding Outside the Church?
What do you do when someone you love is Catholic, but isn’t getting married in the Church?
This is not just a “Catholic rules” question. It’s your son, daughter, grandson, granddaughter, or someone you deeply love. In this episode of Ask A Priest, Father Tim offers a compassionate way to discern whether or not to attend a wedding outside the Church.
Instead of falling into cold legalism or moral indifference, he invites us to look at the situation through the heart of Jesus. Are you upholding the Catholic truth of marriage? Are you causing scandal? Are you creating more unity or more division?
There may not always be a simple yes or no answer, but there is always a way to stay close to Jesus, speak truth with love, and trust that He never abandons the people we love.
Most Holy Trinity
The Trinity can feel like a mystery that breaks your brain a little. Three Persons, one God, it’s the kind of truth that reminds us we’re dealing with something far bigger than ourselves.
But at the heart of the mystery is something beautifully simple: God is love. As Pope Benedict explained, God is not alone or isolated. He is eternal love, the lover, the beloved, and the love shared between them.
And that love is not distant. God gives Himself completely for us. The question is: if God has given Himself in love for you, how will you give yourself back to Him?
About Spirit Juice
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Words and the Word
Have you ever thought about how much power your words actually carry?
In this special 300th episode, the friars are joined by Fr. Gregory Pine, OP, to talk about words, speech, and the deeper invitation behind how we communicate. Drawing from his book Training the Tongue, Fr. Gregory reflects on how our words are not just sounds or information, they can build communion, reveal the heart, wound, heal, bless, and bring us closer to one another.
Together, they explore how speech opens the door to real encounter: with God, with others, and even with ourselves. From the voice of the Good Shepherd to the Word made flesh, this conversation invites us to see language as something sacred, a gift meant not only to avoid sin, but to grow in love, truth, and deeper relationship.
Join us as we learn to listen more deeply, speak more faithfully, and let our words become places where the Word can be known and loved.