Sign up to get updates from us
Are you in a mixed-faith marriage? How do you navigate the challenges of being married to a non-Catholic? How do you stay strong in your own faith while respecting your spouse's spiritual journey?
In this deeply personal and inspiring discussion, we share our own personal stories, struggles, and successes, offering invaluable insights and encouragement.
Whether you’re married to someone of a different faith or just curious about how faith impacts relationships, this episode is packed with wisdom and practical advice.
SNIPPETS FROM THE EPISODE: "The next thing I had to learn and respect was that we each had our own faith journey. And the way that we live our faith in Christ could be different. It didn't have to be the same to be good." - Lisa
“Lord, take away this desire for me to want him to accept the church. Lord, give me the grace to accept where he is on knowing you better.” - Shelly
FROM THE CATECHISM: This difference between the spouses does not constitute an insurmountable obstacle for marriage. Sincere married love, the humble and patient practice of the family virtues, and perseverance in prayer can prepare the non-believing spouse to accept the grace of conversion. CCC 1634 We invite you to sign up for our email list HERE to keep in touch!
We'd love to hear from you!
Email us at soundmindandspirit@gmail.com
Visit our webpage at Of Sound Mind and Spirit
--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/soundmindandspirit/message
Lisa was asked "Why do Catholics look to the Saints when Jesus is their example?" by a friend and this is how she and her sister, Shelly answer the question. This episode dives deep into the significance of Saints in …
Welcome back to another inspiring episode of "Of Sound Mind and Spirit." Today we're talking about ways to deepen your faith and grow spiritually. In this episode titled "Know and Grow in Faith," we challenge you to try one new …
As children raised in the post-Vatican II years, we came away from our childhood faith formation knowing primarily that “God Loves Us.” Since then, we’ve learned that growing in faith is a lifelong journey meant to be shared ...
