Relatable Catholic

Introducing... Fr. Jacob Rouse

We’re back!  We are kicking off Season 3 by welcoming  one of our new parish priests, Fr. Jacob Rouse, to Relatable Catholic! We’re getting to know Fr. Jacob, talking ab

The Camino Provides

Three pilgrims join us to share their experience walking the Camino de Santiago and the unexpected ways God provided through the kindness of others. Their stories reveal

A New Chapter

Our parish is stepping into a new chapter, and Katie's sharing what’s been on her heart, where she feels God is calling her personally, and where He might be calling

One Last Hot Take - Fr. Andy's Grand Finale Episode

This week is a bittersweet one as Fr. Andy joins us for his final episode before beginning his new assignment. We spend some time looking back on favorite memories, shari

What Would You Choose?! - Catholic Game Edition

This week, Jacob Till is back for a fun change of pace! We played Catholic Would You Rather and This or That. We had a lot of laughs, and I hope you’ll play along and ans

Encore Edition - Unlikely Demons Featuring Deacon Stan Upah

This week we’re re-releasing one of our most popular episodes, Unlikely Demons with Deacon Stan. If you haven’t listened yet — or want to revisit the conversation — it’s

The Topics Nobody Wants To Bring Up

Some topics tend to get avoided, whispered about, or ignored altogether… so naturally, we’re talking about them. Deacon Stan and Fr. Andy are back… or I guess they never

The Deacon Stan Debrief

Fr. Andy and Deacon Stan return to the podcast to look back on Deacon Stan’s mini mission at our parish. We share highlights, stories, laughs, and a few unexpected tangen

The Priest Card (It's a Real Thing)

This week, Deacon Stan joins us to preview his upcoming parish talk. Plus, Katie uses the episode as an opportunity to ask Fr. Andy some of the completely random question

Where God Was Leading All Along

This week Angie joins Katie to share how every unexpected career change led her exactly where God was calling her. We’re talking about trusting God in uncertain seasons,

There's More Hope Here Than You Think...

Corey and Fr. Andy are back this week to (hopefully) calm the group chat a little. We’re talking through the changes in our parishes, answering the questions on everyone’

The People Closest to You Are Changing You

Not all friendships are as good for us as we think… This week we’re talking about what it looks like to have friendships that actually bring you closer to God, and when

Fr. Andy is Moving - And This One Hurts

Some changes are harder than others. This is one of those. The announcement of Fr. Andy’s move and parish changes has us feeling all sorts of ways… mostly sad. In this e

From Palms to Peeps

The terrific trio is reunited! Corey and Fr. Andy are back, and we’re talking all things Holy Week—from Palm Sunday to the Easter Vigil. We break it down, make it relatab

Palms & The Prodigal

Holy Week is almost here and it’s not too late to prepare your heart. In this solo episode, I reflect on Palm Sunday and the parable of the Prodigal Son, diving into wha

Quiet Strength - Learning from St. Joseph

Geoff Kaiser joins Katie this week as we dive into the life of St. Joseph and the powerful role he plays in fatherhood.   We talk about what it truly means to lead a fam

Wait... That's a Solemnity?

New episode of Relatable Catholic! I’m joined by Fr. Andy and a new guest - theology teacher and resident “liturgy guy,” Brandon Schetgen. We break down the difference b

A Little More Lent

It’s a full house this week! Fr. Andy, Deacon Stan, and Anika Martens join Katie for a rich conversation as we continue diving into Lent. We’re talking about how to find

Defend Us in Battle

Corey and Fr. Andy join me to talk St. Michael the Archangel, spiritual warfare (yes, it’s real), and why Lent is basically spiritual boot camp. Are demons dramatic… or

Let's Get Ready to... Lent!

This week it’s just Katie (and Carl 🐶) talking about Ash Wednesday and the heart of Lent. Prayer, fasting, and almsgiving can feel overwhelming before we even begin — so