Men, are you just clocking in, or are you building the Kingdom of God through your work?

In this powerful second part of our Daily Grind with God series, we confront the real battle most of us fight every day, the temptation to see our jobs as a burden instead of a mission. Whether at a desk, in the trades, on the road, or at home with the kids, your work matters to God.

This is the truth grounded in Scripture and the Catechism. In Colossians 3:23, St. Paul commands us: "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men." When you live this out, even the most mundane spreadsheet becomes an offering. Even changing diapers becomes an altar.

This episode dives into:

• How your job is part of your divine vocation (CCC 2427)
• Why St. Joseph, St. Therese of Lisieux, and St. Josemaría Escrivá are your daily companions in the grind
• How to turn every workday into a prayer through intention, rededication, and excellence
• The real danger of turning work into your god—or treating it like it’s meaningless
• And most importantly, the spiritual challenge I give every man listening: Offer your work this week as a sacrifice for a specific intention

It’s time to stop coasting. Get intentional. Sanctify your labor. You don’t need to change careers—you need to change your heart.

3 POWERFUL QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE:

1. “Your desk, your tools, your kitchen—that is your battlefield.”
2. “God doesn’t want your sloppy seconds. He wants your best.”
3. “Are you working for God, or are you working for yourself?”

KEY TAKEAWAY FOR CATHOLIC MEN:

Start offering your work every single day for a specific intention—your spouse, your kids, your priest, the souls in purgatory. Make your labor a prayer. This is your battlefield. Fight with purpose.

RESOURCES & REFERENCES MENTIONED:

• Catechism of the Catholic Church, Paragraph 2427
• Colossians 3:23
• St. Therese of Lisieux – The Little Way
• St. Josemaría Escrivá – Spirituality of Work
• St. Benedict – Ora et Labora (Pray and Work)
• Book: The Power of Silence by Cardinal Robert Sarah
• Event: Men’s Silent Retreat – June 14, Grand Rapids, MI @ Franciscan Life Center (Link in show notes)

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What if I told you the battle for your soul starts the moment your eyes open?

In this kickoff to our Daily Grind with God series, we challenge Catholic men to reclaim their mornings through the ancient spiritual weapon of the Morning Offering. This isn’t about adding another item to your to-do list but about performing a simple act to start your day that can change everything. The world wants your attention from the second you wake up. So does God. Who gets your first thought?

In this episode, we talk:

• How a simple prayer transforms chaos into mission
• What the Catechism and saints like St. Josemaría Escrivá and St. John Paul II say about sanctifying daily life
• Why your morning routine determines whether you're leading your family—or being led by the noise
• How even one intentional prayer can rewire your day and sharpen your focus

I walk you through the traditional Morning Offering and share flexible ways to make it your own—no excuses. I also challenge every man listening: Plant your flag for Christ the moment your day begins.

Stop surviving your mornings. Start owning them—for Him.

3 POWERFUL QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE:

1. “Are you man enough to start your day with God? Or are you letting the world set your agenda?”
2. “Plant your flag for Christ—before your feet even hit the floor.”
3. “Your morning offering turns your daily grind into a mission for God's Kingdom.”

KEY TAKEAWAY FOR CATHOLIC MEN:

Make a Morning Offering every day this week before you do anything else. Offer it for a specific intention: your wife, your kids, your priest, the souls in purgatory. Begin your battle with God at your side.

REFERENCES & RESOURCES MENTIONED:

• Traditional Morning Offering Prayer
• Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2634 and 898
• Psalm 5:3 — “In the morning, Lord, you hear my voice…”
• St. Josemaría Escrivá — Living daily life for God
• St. Francis de Sales — Preparing the soul for peace each morning
• St. Pope John Paul II — “Do not be afraid to be saints”
• Prayer to your Guardian Angel to attend Mass on your behalf (Link in show notes)
• Archbishop Athanasius Schneider’s prayer for the conclave
• Mention of Cardinal Robert Sarah as a personal papal hopeful

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Does Christ’s Resurrection ignite your soul? In this Easter Sunday homily, Fr. Dom proclaims the victory of Jesus over death: a real, historical event that demands you live differently. From the empty tomb to the Shroud of Turin’s mysterious radiation, Fr. Dom reveals the Resurrection’s power and challenges you to embrace it every day. Be a warrior for Christ: let the Eucharist transform you and build God’s kingdom.

Powerful Quotes from the Homily:

1. “Every day is a resurrection day. Every day is full of joy and peace and gladness if you want it.”
2. “What we celebrate here is Jesus Christ conquering death that has a grip on our soul.”
3. “The image found is limited to the very topmost fibers suggesting that radiation was involved in its creation.”

Key Takeaway for Men:
Embrace the resurrection daily by receiving the Eucharist and letting Christ transform your heart, mind, and body to build His kingdom with zeal and courage.

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Are we ready to face death fearlessly? In this Easter Vigil homily, Fr. Dom dives into the core of our faith: Christ’s triumph over death. This isn’t myth; it’s history that transforms us. From the world’s chaos to the Easter candle’s light, Fr. Dom unpacks the liturgy’s power and challenges you to live the resurrection daily. This year, thousands of new Catholics are being baptized or entering the Catholic Church. Fr. Dom calls you to be Christ’s warriors: to love fiercely, proclaim boldly, and lead others to God’s house.

Powerful Quotes from the Homily:

1. “Not even death itself. O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting? Nowhere.”
2. “Jesus the Christ, defeating death. What a great warrior. He’s not some soft pacifist. He’s going to war.”
3. “Bring them out of the darkness. All of us are called to do that.”

Key Takeaway for Men:
Live the resurrection daily by loving those closest to you with fierce devotion and boldly proclaiming Christ, drawing others from the world’s chaos into God’s house.

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Christ is risen—Alleluia! Welcome to the final reflection of our Lenten journey with St. Joseph. Easter Sunday is here, and it’s time to celebrate the victory of Jesus over death.

In this episode, I thank you for joining us, share gratitude for our team, and reflect on what this season means. Whether your Lent was a triumph or a struggle, today’s challenge is clear: look back on your journey, pinpoint what worked, what didn’t, and decide how you’ll grow in this Easter season. This isn’t the finish line—it’s a new chapter in the marathon of faith. Hit play to feel the joy of the resurrection and get fired up to keep pushing forward.

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Powerful Quotes from the Transcript:

1. “He is risen. He is risen indeed. We are indeed an Easter people and Alleluia is our song.”
2. “No matter how your Lenten journey went, whether it was the best Lent ever for you or you thought it was terrible... today is the day to celebrate.”
3. “This is a marathon. It’s not a sprint... we’re turning the page and we’re entering into a new season.”

Key Takeaway for Men:
Reflect today on your Lenten journey—what went well, what didn’t—and commit to one specific way to grow in faith during the Easter season.

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Gentlemen, Holy Saturday is upon us. A solemn pause before the joy of Easter. In Day 40 of our Lenten journey with St. Joseph, we confront the weight of Christ’s sacrifice in sacred silence. I challenge you to join me for 12 minutes of reflection, honoring the 12 tribes and disciples, to ponder what Jesus did for you on the cross. He died for your sins—feel that truth today. No Mass, just waiting, fasting, and prayer as we anticipate His resurrection. I also share why silence is vital in our noisy world, drawing from Cardinal Sarah’s The Power of Silence. This episode is your chance to go deep, to be still, and to prepare your heart for tomorrow. Hit play, embrace the silence, and let’s finish Lent strong.

Be a saint.

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Products/References Mentioned:

• The Power of Silence Against the Dictatorship of Noise by Cardinal Robert Sarah
• Immaculate Heart of Mary, Grand Rapids (perpetual adoration)

Powerful Quotes from the Transcript:

1. “He died because of my sins. Reflect on that today for 12 minutes as we experience this Holy Saturday.”
2. “God literally thirsts for you. He’s calling to you. He’s always wanting to be with you and how will you respond?”
3. “Imagine if you were actually there and you had no idea that Jesus was going to rise again tomorrow, what would you feel?”

Key Takeaway for Men:
Carve out 12 minutes today for silent reflection to confront your sins and Christ’s sacrifice, preparing your heart for Easter.

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Gentlemen, Good Friday is here. A day to pause and reflect on the sacrifice Jesus made for each of us. In this powerful episode of our Lenten Reflection Series with St. Joseph, I share a moving meditation from Mother Teresa titled I Thirst for You. It’s a raw reminder that Jesus doesn’t just love us collectively; He thirsts for you, personally, standing at the door of your heart, knocking. Will you let Him in? I dive into what this means for us as Catholic men: the call to reject sin, embrace His love, and live for heaven.

My challenge to you? Get to adoration or a Good Friday service today. Spend time with the Lord who gave everything for you. Are you thirsting for Him like He thirsts for you? This episode will stir your soul and push you to act. Hit play, reflect, and let’s prepare for Easter Sunday together.

Be a saint.

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Products/References Mentioned:

• I Thirst for You pamphlet by Mother Teresa
• Good Friday services (adoration, veneration of the cross)

Powerful Quotes from the Transcript:

1. “I thirst for you. Yes, that is the only way to even begin to describe my love for you. I thirst for you. I thirst to love your life.”
2. “No matter how far you may wander, no matter how often you forget me... I thirst for you, just as you are.”
3. “Are you getting to heaven? Are you guiding your family to heaven? That is our mission. That is our job, our vocation.”

Key Takeaway for Men:
Spend time in adoration or at a Good Friday service today to encounter Jesus personally and respond to His thirst for your soul.

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Holy Thursday. The Last Supper. The institution of the Eucharist. And a call to humility.

Easter is Sunday. Today, we aredigging into Christ’s radical love with St. Joseph as our guide. Jesus washed His disciples’ feet and gave us His Body and Blood. This isn’t just a story. It’s our daily reality, a taste of heaven in every Mass. Peter balked, but Jesus insisted: service and sacrifice define us.

The Catechism ties this night to the Cross; St. Augustine sees it as cleansing power. It’s Christ’s playbook—humility like Joseph’s, service over status. Your challenge: Live it today. Wash your wife’s and kids’ feet if you’re married—show them love through action. Can’t? Go to Mass, see the altar stripped, feel the weight. Or pray the Litany of Humility. Pick one, do it. Jesus didn’t just act to be nice—He saved us, stayed with us. Are you on His team or the devil’s? No gray area, men—choose.

Products/References Mentioned:

• Catechism of the Catholic Church
• Gaudium et Spes (Second Vatican Council)
• Council of Trent (1551)
• St. Augustine’s writings
• St. Cyril of Jerusalem’s writings
• St. Thomas Aquinas’s writings
• Benedict XVI’s reflection
• Litany of Humility

Powerful Quotes:

1. “Jesus, the master, the maker, the creator, the king of kings, kneels down to wash his disciples’ feet.”
2. “The Eucharist is the gift that surpasses all gifts. A moment where heaven touches earth.”
3. “If you’re not willing to risk everything for God, then who are you willing to risk it at all for?”

Key Takeaway:
Serve someone today—wash a foot, attend Mass, or pray humbly. Act now to mirror Christ and Joseph’s self-giving love.

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