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The Christmas season is a time for Catholics to celebrate, and our celebrations are longer, better, and more meaningful than the rest of the world. Today, John Heinen and Devin Schadt discuss the richness of Christmas traditions and how they improve everyone's lives. Find out why Christmas is celebrated on December 25th, the meaning of the term Xmas, and why we have multiple feast days we are told to enjoy within Christmastide. We also discuss the depths of the Protestants' historical revolt against Christmas and the secular attempt to rid it of its meaning. Join the conversation on how amazing this season is and how only those who are truly celebrating are following the Church's commands.We love to answer your questions so please send them to us at podcast@catholicgentleman.com🔴🔴 SHOW SPONSOR 🔴🔴EXODUS 90 - <a href="https://exodus90.com/catholicgentleman">https://exodus90.com/catholicgentleman</a>🟢 To gain access to the full extended editions of the Catholic Gentleman Show, as well as gain all 19 sessions that help men increase their faith and become more equipped in life, head over to <a href="https://catholicgentlemanplus.com/">https://catholicgentlemanplus.com</a>🔴 NEW SESSION ON ROSARY, now available. You can get this, dozens of talks, sessions, and books inside of CatholicGentlemanPlus.com - Join Us Today!19 Sessions Now Available - Weekly Extended Episodes - Exclusive Guest Experts - Daily Saint Quotes and MoreHelp Support the Catholic Gentleman by either signing up for CG+ https://catholicgentlemanplus.com or https://catholicgentleman.com/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

How Catholics Celebrate Christmas Better Than Anyone

One of the most important aspects to any leadership is your ability to have ideas.  Casting a vision and showing where we want to go is essential to have anyone follow us.  But what is the difference between having ideas and having good ideas?  What makes a potential idea or a future vision something that is captivating and true?  Our Christian faith helps us here – God will help us to be temperate, to not be afraid to prioritize, and to be open to the great things he wants to do through us.

DGT Episode 215 - Getting Good Ideas - AUDEO Part 13

In this week's episode of Catholic ReCon, testimonies from reverts and converts, guest Bjarni Steintún from the Faroe Islands shares his phenomenal journey to the Catholic faith. ▶Bjarni's post: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17Bosi2ZAL/ #CatholicConversion#CatholicTestimony#ConvertToCatholicism#ComingHome#JesusRevolution#CharismaticChristianity#LutheranToCatholic#FaroeIslands#IcelandTravel#Torshavn#ChristTheKing#Rosary#Iceland#JordanPeterson#TruthUnites ▶To support this channel, visit donorbox.org/catholic_recon▶This is the home of powerful, real-life faith transformations 🔔 SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE CONVERSION STORIES: @CatholicReCon Conversion stories are shared weekly. If you'd like to share your personal testimony, please fill out the form here: forms.fillout.com/t/i9Jm9y2KXjus Wherever you are on the journey, God bless you.

Converted in Iceland: The Mass That Changed Everything

"The world offers you comfort, but you were not made for comfort. You were made for greatness." - Pope Benedict XVI

You don't have to look around long to see that the world needs Catholics that are willing to boldly live their faith. Unfortunately, many of us can often find ourselves retreating back into the comfort and safety of those like us. While there is nothing wrong with surrounding ourselves with like minded people, we must never close the door to those in need or become uninviting to the unchurched. Jesus never said you are not welcome in my group or at my table and neither should we. Listen in this week as John and Victor discuss the importance of fighting the urge to retreat back into the comfort and safety of the initiated while challenging us to become the missionary disciples we are called to be. It's time to get uncomfortable.  

In this episode John and Victor discuss:
- The need to return to the mentality of a missionary church
-  Fighting the urge to close ourselves off in small groups that aren't welcoming to those in need. 
- Running towards the unchurched instead of away from them.
- Loving people the way Jesus did

It's Time To Get Uncomfortable

Fr. Dave and Dcn. Bob may sound like they recorded this episode using the drive-thru speaker at Burger King, but they didn’t. Honest. They discuss the passion play at Oberammergau, youth ministry, the president of Hungary’s visit to Franciscan, and the “supreme good of knowing Christ Jesus” (Phil. 3:8).