Podcast
about four o'clock
Hosted by Fr. Chad Arnold · EN
A podcast for anyone discerning a vocation to the Catholic priesthood.
One's vocation from God is a deeply personal adventure. Yet frequently there are common threads that run through the Lord's calling. Three Catholic priests sit down to discuss the familiar questions that come along with discernment while also sharing the joys and challenges of their own priestly adventure with God.
We're here to answer questions, share our priesthood, and grow in openness to God's will.
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Guest: Fr. John Jirak
4d ago00:32:05Tap to summarizeFr. John Jirak joins us today to talk about growing up on a pig farm and throwing javelin in college. Then, he shares his vocation story, including being inspired by a young Bernie Gorges, the closing of his hometown parish, and being dumped by his fiancee.
Transcribe →Guest: Fr. Dan Lorimer
2w ago00:36:55Tap to summarizeToday Fr. Dan Lorimer joins us to discuss his priestly experiences as an army chaplain and spontaneous meditations at Camp Totus Tuus before talking about a moment of conversion after a powerful confession in Rome and eventually a broken engagement leading to his priestly vocation.
Transcribe →Guest: Fr. Nicholas Samsel
3w ago00:31:15Tap to summarizeToday we welcome in Fr. Nicholas Samsel to discuss his first year as a priest as well as his brief stint as a collegiate triathlete. He also shares his vocation story about how the Lord in His patience and goodness "out-stubborned" him until he took the leap into seminary where he recognized the fullness of life offered to him in the priesthood.
Transcribe →National Report on Confession
4w ago00:31:21Tap to summarizeTune in to hear some stories of our misadventures with traffic tickets or car accidents as well as some commentary on a recently published report of the findings from a national survey on practice and understanding of the Sacrament of Confession.
Transcribe →Guest: Fr. Ben Nguyen
May 400:31:14Tap to summarizeToday we are joined by Fr. Ben Nguyen to discuss Our Lady of La Vang, why his last name is so common, and the drink named after him at a restaurant in Coffeyville. Then he shares his vocation story, including how he and his family were "randomly" placed in Wichita after leaving Vietnam and how a spring break trip with friends led to his calling.
Transcribe →Guest: Fr. Grant Huslig
Apr 2700:31:17Tap to summarizeToday Fr. Grant Huslig joins us to discuss his growing painting skills, his imaginary butler named Reginald, and then shares his vocation story, including how The Bachelorette and Snapchat combined forces to lead him to the seminary.
Transcribe →Guest: Fr. Roger Lumbre
Apr 2000:32:15Tap to summarizeToday we are lucky to have Fr. Roger Lumbre with us to share about growing up in the Philippines, how God used his initial attraction to adventure (and plenty of food) to lead him to the priesthood, and how he eventually came to the United States to serve as a priest, including time in chaplaincy in both hospitals and the military.
Transcribe →Feminine Genius and Formation
Apr 1300:29:58Tap to summarizeToday we begin by recapping each of our spring break activities. Then we talk a bit about the necessity and benefit of interacting with women as peers, authority figures, those we serve, and friends during seminary formation.
Transcribe →Guest: Fr. Michael Linnebur
Apr 600:33:42Tap to summarizeWe welcome Fr. Michael Linnebur into the studio to reminisce about fly fishing in parking lots and what it was like to grow up with relatives as priests. Finally he shares his vocation story from living in a home on "the priest road" to a lack of peace about his future while in college leading him to seminary and the priesthood.
Transcribe →Guest: Fr. Ty Taylor
Mar 3000:30:09Tap to summarizeToday we welcome in Fr. Ty Taylor to talk about growing up in Atlanta (Kansas, not Georgia), a favorite seminary prank, and his free time spent camping or competing in jiu jitsu. Then he shares his vocation story, which began by simply deepening his life of prayer as a personal relationship with Christ.
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