Adventures In Imperfect Living Catholic Podcast With Greg And Jennifer Willits

The devil may break your toes, Effortless by Greg McKeown, whirlwind trip to drop Ben off at Benedictine College, and One More Thing you won't want to mis.

Win a free copy of Finish What You Started, a little housekeeping, Greg broke our contact form, we started a publishing company, and before and after discussions about Greg's first EMDR therapy session.

We finally arrive and walk down Colorado memory lane by visiting folks and places that touched our hearts, plus a surprising holy encounter and celebrating the life of a friend.

We take a two day road-trip to Colorado to say goodbye to our friend Tom Loveday, with stops in Kansas to visit dear friends and an excellent tour of Benedictine College.

Bishop Joseph Strickland of the Diocese of Tyler in Texas joins us for a wide ranging conversation about his vocation as bishop, the need for Sacred Scripture, the dictatorship of relativism, and the importance of the Catholic Church even in a divided world.

Philip Kosloski from Voyage Comics talks Catholic comic books and Bryan Murdaugh from Fivable.com shares a new learning system for Catholic organizations. Plus: Simplify your time management and Greg's adventures working in a comic book store.

Bible Geek Mark Hart stops by to talk about growing in holiness, despite the messiness of daily life. He and his wife, Melanie, have written a new book all about it called "Our Not Quite Holy Family"

Struggle to stay on budget? Mom of 14 Sam Fatzinger joins us to talk about A Catholic Guide to Spending Less and Living More and we share our own financial mistakes and successes.

Weekly confession (and therapy), Goodbye Jim Zacha, Don Dolindo and the Chaplet of Surrender, Finish What You Started, Sending kids to Catholic college.

Archbishop Fulton Sheen expert Al Smith is the editor of several anthologies of Sheen's best works including "The Cries of Jesus from the Cross" and "Lord Teach Us to Pray."

An amazing conversation with Kevin Wells about his critically needed book, "The Priests We Need to Save the Church."

Rachel Balducci joins us to talk about the importance of intentional Catholic communities. Plus: Summer schedule, Jennifer's newest ailment, when healings "end," family gatherings and graduations.

We discuss Behold This Heart: St. Francis de Sales and Devotion to the Sacred Heart with author Fr. Thomas Dailey. Plus: a Fender Bender, the Barrons ate our biscuits, and another round of Saints of the Month.

Does the Catholic Church feel like its Under Siege? Austin Ruse thinks so, an he joins us to talk about the problems - and solutions - that he shares in his latest book. Plus: Court date postponed and the Four marks of the Church.

Dan Burke joins us to talk about Spiritual Warfare and the Discernment of Spirits. Plus - Subtle Evangelization, How to give away a Rosary, Instilling teens with responsibility, multiple life events, and Of Prayers and Traffic Tickets.

How do you live out your feminine and masculine genius in a world of gender confusion? Melissa Maleski joins us with much needed encouragement from her book, "The Supreme Vocation of Women According to St. John Paul II." Plus: Josh's not-so-good first Mass experience, Bold invitations to Christ, the Risk of being Canceled, and much more!

Dr. John Bergsma joins us to talk about how Baptism makes YOU a "Royal" priest and explains your clear purpose for this life. Plus: Tradivox, Saints for May, Another Mohawk Pronunciation, Senior Living Weightgain, and longhaul COVID lands Greg back in the ER.

Is God calling you to experience a retreat with Him? Tim Drake from Pacem in Terris joins us to talk about hermitage retreats and the need to be alone with God. Plus: Word count games, care packages, and more.

Reverence, Signoff Thoughts, You're pronouncing Kateri wrong, Vaccine or No Vaccine, and Gary Zimak on Letting Go of Anger and Stress.

Feedback on show format, Long haul COVID, gifts for you!, and our buddy Moose returns to the show for more in depth, thought-provoking conversation.