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Beyond Sunday
Archdiocese of Detroit
54 episodes
1 month ago
The demands of our different roles as Catholic spouses, parents, and working parents, can sometimes derail even the best of intentions quickly. That’s why on this podcast we talk about how parents can be more intentional in recognizing God at work in our lives, and how we as families can go deeper into our relationship with him. Join us each week, as we talk, laugh (and sometimes cry), about our experiences in striving to weave the Sunday experience into the everyday moments of our lives. —Nicole Joyce and Rakhi McCormick
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The demands of our different roles as Catholic spouses, parents, and working parents, can sometimes derail even the best of intentions quickly. That’s why on this podcast we talk about how parents can be more intentional in recognizing God at work in our lives, and how we as families can go deeper into our relationship with him. Join us each week, as we talk, laugh (and sometimes cry), about our experiences in striving to weave the Sunday experience into the everyday moments of our lives. —Nicole Joyce and Rakhi McCormick
Show more...
Christianity
Kids & Family,
Religion & Spirituality,
Parenting
Episodes (20/54)
Beyond Sunday
Becoming Holy Families
1 year ago
22 minutes 52 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Accepting Surprises from the Lord
1 year ago
24 minutes 8 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Praying with the O Antiphons
1 year ago
20 minutes 48 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Waiting With the Saints
1 year ago
22 minutes 17 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Intentional Living in the New (Liturgical) Year
1 year ago
25 minutes 58 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Balancing Stillness and Holiday Busyness
1 year ago
25 minutes 22 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Practicing Gratitude as a Family
1 year ago
22 minutes 5 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Planning for Advent with Your Family
2 years ago
24 minutes 16 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Harnessing Humility
2 years ago
25 minutes 33 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Talking to your Family about Death, Souls, and Saints
2 years ago
22 minutes 39 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Using the Detroit Model of Evangelization in your Family
2 years ago
33 minutes 10 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Clothing Ourselves in Christ
2 years ago
25 minutes 1 second

Beyond Sunday
Being Fruitful in Our Labor, Leisure, and Love
2 years ago
20 minutes 48 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Discerning God’s Plan for your Family
2 years ago
26 minutes 12 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Fostering the Call to a Priestly Vocation
2 years ago
24 minutes 37 seconds

Beyond Sunday
More Than Saying ‘Sorry’
2 years ago
22 minutes 26 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Navigating Conflict and Teaching Forgiveness
2 years ago
26 minutes 9 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Making Our Labor an Offering to God
2 years ago
23 minutes 37 seconds

Beyond Sunday
When Teens Start to Go Their Own Way
2 years ago
25 minutes 59 seconds

Beyond Sunday
Living Your Faith in Back-to-School Season
2 years ago
29 minutes 47 seconds

Beyond Sunday
The demands of our different roles as Catholic spouses, parents, and working parents, can sometimes derail even the best of intentions quickly. That’s why on this podcast we talk about how parents can be more intentional in recognizing God at work in our lives, and how we as families can go deeper into our relationship with him. Join us each week, as we talk, laugh (and sometimes cry), about our experiences in striving to weave the Sunday experience into the everyday moments of our lives. —Nicole Joyce and Rakhi McCormick