Keaton was raised Catholic but found himself drawn into a different kind of church community as a young adult, a non denominational church in Colorado that felt like home

In this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time he talks with Fr Jack about growing up in the faith what pulled him away and what keeps him connected to something deeper even as the path looks different

It’s a conversation about tradition and transformation
About questions and belonging
And about the grace of being honest with where you are

I hope you like this conversation. I certainly did

Maggie Miller grew up in Brooklyn and now lives in France where she’s studying art history and navigating life far from everything familiar. In this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time she joins Fr Jack for an honest conversation about faith beauty and what it means to keep searching especially when belief doesn’t come easy

They talk about doubt distance and the quiet ways art and culture invite deeper questions

This is a story about being in between
And choosing to stay curious

I hope you like this conversation. I certainly did.

Jake McEwan is a couples and family therapist who recently moved back to his hometown of Spokane. In this episode of Catholics in Ordinary Time, he talks with Fr. Jack about his journey away from the Church, what brought him back, and the quiet strength it takes to keep showing up.

There’s laughter
There’s honesty
There’s a little bit of “happy-go-lucky Catholic gets stolen by the devil” energy

It’s real life, and Jake tells it well

I hope you like this conversation.

Tiffany Yvonne Cox is an actor, director, and writer living in Los Angeles with her husband and two boys. You may have seen her on stage, on screen, or in the upcoming season of Reasonable Doubt on Hulu.

But in this episode, she steps off set and sits down with Fr. Jack for a real conversation about faith, trust, identity, and what it means to find your place in the Church as a woman, a mother, an artist, and a seeker.

They talk about creativity, hard questions, and the kind of faith that’s open, growing, and deeply human.

Books mentioned in this episode include The Four Spiritual Laws of Prosperity, Making Sense of the Bible, and Reclaiming Church.

I hope you like this conversation. I certainly did.

This week Fr. Jack chats with Ryan Bradshaw, a husband, dad, and parish staff guy trying to live his faith in the middle of real life. They talk about what it means to serve the Church, raise a family, and still find time to breathe and maybe pray too

I hope you like this conversation. I certainly did

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Maddie Dobrowski is a young adult living with her husband in Spokane, WA. She teaches at a classic academy and writes. You can read her on Substack - Love of Literature. She is also an author of The Lord of the Rings and Catholicism: Exploring the Christian Roots of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy.

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In this first episode, Fr. Jack, a Jesuit priest, introduces himself and the heart behind the podcast. Catholics in Ordinary Time isn’t here to offer all the answers. It’s here to make space for real conversations.

This season focuses on young adults. Some are practicing Catholics. Some aren’t. All are invited to share honestly where they are in their journey of faith.

This episode sets the tone for what’s to come. Listening, not lecturing. Curiosity over conclusions. Presence over pressure.

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