THE OUR CATHOLIC PRAYERS PODCAST

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Catholic prayer with scriptural backbone.

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THE OUR CATHOLIC PRAYERS PODCAST is a devotional Catholic series built around prayer, Gospel passages, and direct moral reflection. Its episodes connect familiar doctrines and saints to everyday struggles with doubt, forgiveness, temptation, and trust in God.

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About THE OUR CATHOLIC PRAYERS PODCAST

THE OUR CATHOLIC PRAYERS PODCAST is a Catholic devotional series shaped by prayer, Scripture, and sober moral reflection. It does not chase topical chatter. It works patiently through questions of belief, repentance, mercy, and salvation. Recent episodes focus heavily on Christ's Passion and Resurrection, using familiar Gospel scenes to press practical spiritual questions. Could someone believe without seeing? Could someone forgive an enemy? Could someone deny Jesus under pressure? Could a habitual sin finally be surrendered? The show treats these questions with urgency rather than abstraction. Episodes frequently begin with a short prayer and then move into a close reading of Scripture, with chapter-and-verse references woven into the reflection. The tone is traditional and earnest. It is especially attentive to the cost of sin, the danger of hard-heartedness, and the hope offered by divine mercy. One episode explains the Divine Mercy Chaplet through St. Faustina, the Passion, and the call to trust in Christ's mercy. Others return to Peter, Malchus, Pontius Pilate, St. Thomas, Judas, St. Augustine, and the words of Jesus from the cross. The show often contrasts fear, pride, doubt, and falsehood with repentance, humility, belief, and truth. It is not casual spirituality. It speaks plainly about heaven, hell, judgment, forgiveness, and the need to choose Christ freely. The writing can be repetitive in a homiletic way, circling a question until its devotional point is clear. Its strongest moments come when Gospel details are connected to ordinary tensions at work, in families, and in private conscience. The series suits Catholics who want structured reflections that reinforce prayer habits and doctrinal memory. It may also serve curious non-Catholic listeners who want to hear Catholic devotional reasoning from the inside. Above all, the show presents prayer as a serious daily response to mercy, suffering, temptation, and the promise of eternal life.

Made for: Best for Catholics seeking traditional devotional reflection, Scripture-based prayer, and clear moral exhortation. It also fits listeners exploring Catholic teaching on mercy, repentance, Christ's Passion, and salvation.

What sets it apart: The show pairs concrete Catholic prayers with close, chapter-specific Scripture reflection. Its voice is devotional rather than conversational, with a steady focus on repentance, divine mercy, and the eternal stakes of belief.

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The Our Catholic Prayers Podcast page features audio versions of pages from our website www.ourcatholicprayers.com,as well as podcasts about various aspects of our wonderful faith. We hope these can help you in your journey with Our Lord and Our Lady if you're Catholic. And if you're not, feel free to explore what makes Catholicism very special, both here and on our website!

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Episodes

  1. 1

    The Litany of St. Joseph: For Help From A Most Beloved Patron Saint

    ·6m
  2. 2

    "They Know Not What They Do!"

    ·15m
  3. 3

    Would you deny Jesus? A challenging question!

    ·14m
  4. 4

    What Is Truth? And Who Is Truth?

    ·13m
  5. 5

    Grief at Gethsemane: What could make God sweat blood?

    ·14m
  6. 6

    How Can You? Why Can't You?

    ·10m
  7. 7

    Virtue Signaling is easy. Practicing Virtue is harder but better!

    ·15m
  8. 8

    A Prayer to Obtain the Grace of a Devout Life

    ·11m
  9. 9

    Regina Coeli: A Prayer Celebrating Our Lady (And Our Lord)

    ·8m
  10. 10

    Resurrection Remembrances: That you may have life in Jesus' Name!

    ·17m
  11. 11

    Are you with Me? A Brief Meditation on our Lord's Passion

    ·15m
  12. 12

    What is Truth? Pilate's Question and Our Problem

    ·19m
  13. 13

    Prayers to St. Joseph: To the Most Loving of Fathers

    ·8m
  14. 14

    Christ's Wounds and the First Doubting Thomas: For Belief and Healing

    ·12m
  15. 15

    Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do!

    ·16m
  16. 16

    Listen to Him: Words Either To Worship Or Ignore Our Lord.

    ·12m
  17. 17

    Psalm 22 and Christ's fulfillment of the Scriptures

    ·17m
  18. 18

    A Prayer and Reflections on the Annunciation

    ·14m
  19. 19

    A Novena To St. Joseph: For Powerful Assistance

    ·5m
  20. 20

    Abnegation: For Spiritual Fitness

    ·13m
  21. 21

    In a New Year with Old Habits: Asking for God's grace to defeat them

    ·9m
  22. 22

    Acts of Desire Before Communion: To Better Receive Our Lord

    ·9m
  23. 23

    Prayers for God's Blessing In the Morning and Throughout the Day

    ·4m
  24. 24

    A Novena to our Mother of Sorrows: A Tribute and a Plea

    ·13m
  25. 25

    A Prayer Before Confession for Heavenly Aid: For Divine Help

    ·8m
  26. 26

    A Prayer by St. Alphonsus Liguori on the Assumption of Mary

    ·12m
  27. 27

    A Litany in Honor of the Precious Blood: Shed for our Redemption

    ·15m
  28. 28

    Night Litany for a Big City: For Help From the Sacred Heart of Jesus

    ·9m
  29. 29

    Prayers for the Pope: For Our Holy Father's Needs and Intentions

    ·10m
  30. 30

    Resurrection Bookends: Having Faith That Transcends Time

    ·15m
  31. 31

    Burning Love or Burning Cities: A Momentous Choice

    ·15m
  32. 32

    The Litany of the Most Holy Name of Jesus: For the Love of Our Lord

    ·11m
  33. 33

    Gifts for Baby Jesus: From My "What-I-have-failed-to-do" list

    ·10m
  34. 34

    The wonder of Christmas: Jesus' birth in humility gives us great hope!

    ·11m
  35. 35

    The Immaculate Conception: the Key to Mary's Being Full of Grace

    ·12m
  36. 36

    Prayer for the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit: For the Gift of God's Grace

    ·4m
  37. 37

    Prayers in Times of Financial Difficulties: For Treasures in Heaven

    ·12m
  38. 38

    Prayers before Confession: To Prepare for this Sacrament

    ·11m
  39. 39

    A Prayer Of A Lay Apostle: With Penitence And Hope For Tomorrow.

    ·5m
  40. 40

    A Prayer of Resolution: To Follow Christ Each Day

    ·5m
  41. 41

    A Prayer for Grace in Sickness: For Perseverance and Patience

    ·4m
  42. 42

    A Morning Prayer to God: A Scriptural Journey

    ·6m
  43. 43

    The Litany of the Immaculate Heart of Mary

    ·12m
  44. 44

    The Novena of Grace: To Saint Francis Xavier, For Our God, For Our Good

    ·7m
  45. 45

    The Divine Praises: Blessings for God (And Us As Well!)

    ·4m
  46. 46

    Invocations to the Precious Blood of Jesus

    ·6m
  47. 47

    A Litany for Eucharistic Adoration

    ·12m
  48. 48

    Whatever Else May Be Lost, Don't Lose Hope!

    ·14m
  49. 49

    A Novena to St. Philomena: For Her Powerful Intercession

    ·9m
  50. 50

    A Prayer to St. Dymphna: For Mental or Emotional Disorders

    ·6m
  51. 51

    Prayers to St. Anthony: For Life's Lost And Found

    ·6m
  52. 52

    Some Thoughts on the Sacred Heart of Jesus: For Deeper Ties to God

    ·16m
  53. 53

    Acts of Consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

    ·11m
  54. 54

    Will you please listen? Imagine this warning from Mary

    ·15m
  55. 55

    Cardinal Manning's Prayer for Light From the Holy Spirit

    ·13m
  56. 56

    Ave Maris Stella: A Renowned Marian Hymn

    ·7m
  57. 57

    Supernatural Faith is Sorely Missing and Needed

    ·11m
  58. 58

    He Must Increase, But I Must Decrease

    ·10m
  59. 59

    Getting Yourself Out of Your Own Way

    ·9m
  60. 60

    You're More Than What You Own: Christ Is Our True Treasure!

    ·9m
  61. 61

    Advent: A Time to Celebrate the Word Incarnate as Hope Incarnate

    ·14m
  62. 62

    A Novena to St. Anthony: To One of Our Most Beloved Patron Saints

    ·5m
  63. 63

    A Prayer to Our Lady After Each Visit to the Blessed Sacrament

    ·7m
  64. 64

    A Prayer by Alphonsus Liguori Before the Blessed Sacrament

    ·6m
  65. 65

    A Prayer of St. Padre Pio After Communion

    ·10m
  66. 66

    Latin Prayers: An Important Aid to Holiness

    ·11m
  67. 67

    The litany of the Sorrowful Mother: To Honor Her in Her Dolors.

    ·10m
  68. 68

    Prayers to the Sorrowful Mother: to Honor and Console Our Lady

    ·19m
  69. 69

    A Novena to St. Benedict: for Spiritual Protection and Inspiration

    ·6m
  70. 70

    The Transfiguration and Hiroshima: A Tale of Two Miracles

    ·14m
  71. 71

    A Den of Thieves: Jesus and Jean-Marie Vianney Against Larceny

    ·19m
  72. 72

    The Litany of St. Joseph: For Help From A Most Beloved Patron Saint

    ·6m
  73. 73

    "When I am weak I am Strong": With the Grace of True Humility

    ·14m
  74. 74

    Blood Shed Over Bloodshed: For the Peace of Christ

    ·14m
  75. 75

    Promises of the Sacred Heart of Jesus to St. Margaret Mary

    ·7m
  76. 76

    Three Special Prayers to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

    ·8m
  77. 77

    A Prayer to Our Lady of La Salette: For Her Consolation and Ours!

    ·8m
  78. 78

    Social Sin: A Most Contagious Virus

    ·18m
  79. 79

    A Prayer to the Immaculate Heart of Mary

    ·17m
  80. 80

    Their eyes were opened! He is risen as He said!

    ·11m
  81. 81

    Reflections on Jesus' Resurrection

    ·17m
  82. 82

    Woman, Behold Your Son: Our Great Inheritance From Jesus

    ·14m
  83. 83

    Cluelessness and calumnies at Calvary: How Jesus suffered from both.

    ·17m
  84. 84

    Heavenly food and Heavenly Fuel: Christ's Nourishment For Us

    ·15m
  85. 85

    "Forty days more": A Call for Contrition

    ·10m
  86. 86

    A Christmas Novena: for Advent, Jesus, and You!

    ·11m
  87. 87

    Gifts for the Christ Child: For A Grateful Advent

    ·15m
  88. 88

    Prayers for Priests: For the Love of the Heart of Jesus

    ·10m
  89. 89

    Prayers for Purity: When Lustful Desires Seem Overwhelming

    ·11m
  90. 90

    A Prayer to Christ the King: For Our True Peace and Happiness

    ·16m
  91. 91

    The Prayer to St. Rita: For Life's Thorns

    ·5m
  92. 92

    Christ or Chaos: A Crucial Choice for Our Time

    ·22m
  93. 93

    Becoming unhinged: There's a cure for this contagious condition.

    ·20m
  94. 94

    Satan Isn't Cool: Clearing Up A Demonic Misconception

    Hidden gem

    Christopher Castagnoli says Satan is "not cool at all" and links occult practices to "demonic deceptions."

    ·26m·1 clip
  95. 95

    Judas and the Danger of Despair

    Hidden gem

    Judas says, "Take back your silver" after the priests dismiss his sin as "thine own affair."

    ·21m·1 clip
  96. 96

    Stay Awake Not Away: To Stay Close to Jesus, Especially Now

    ·21m
  97. 97

    Who Is Like Unto God: Technocracy's Assault On the Trinity

    Hidden gem

    Christopher Castagnoli opens The Our Catholic Prayers Podcast episode “Who Is Like Unto God: Technocracy's Assault On the Trinity” with a prayer and then argues that the COVID era exposed “coercively utopian plans” tied to the Great Reset, Agenda 2030, and the World Economic Forum’s 2017 line, “you will own nothing but be happy.” He names Klaus Schwab, the United Nations, BlackRock, social credit systems in China, and QR-code health passes as examples of a technocratic model that could extend to currency, shopping, worship, and speech.

    ·42m·2 clips
  98. 98

    There's a Whole Lot of Siftin' Going On: Much Prayer Is Needed!

    A Catholic podcast reflecting on Jesus' warning to Peter about Satan's desire to sift the Apostles like wheat and the importance of prayer.

    ·10m
  99. 99

    Two Whatevers: Our Choice Between Fervor and Indifference.

    A Catholic podcast episode explaining Mary's role as intercessor through the miracle at Cana, emphasizing that Catholics honor but do not worship her.

    ·11m
  100. 100

    A Shield of Prayer: An Important Part of the Armor of God!

    Christopher Castagnoli of the Our Catholic Prayers podcast presents prayer as a reinforcement of St.

    ·27m·1 clip
  101. 101

    Are You A Doubting Thomas? The Challenge of Believing Without Seeing.

    This episode explores the story of Doubting Thomas from the Gospel of John, encouraging listeners to believe in Jesus without physical proof.

    Apr 14, 2026·16m
  102. 102

    The Divine Mercy Chaplet: A Moving Prayer for Forgiveness

    This episode explains the origin and structure of the Divine Mercy Chaplet, a Catholic prayer for forgiveness revealed by Jesus to St.

    Apr 9, 2026·13m
  103. 103

    "They Know Not What They Do!"

    This episode explores Jesus' words 'Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do' and challenges listeners to pray for their enemies as a path to spiritual growth.

    Apr 1, 2026·15m
  104. 104

    Would you deny Jesus? A challenging question!

    A reflection on Peter's denial of Jesus during the passion, challenging listeners to consider their own faithfulness.

    Mar 26, 2026·14m
  105. 105

    What Is Truth? And Who Is Truth?

    A Catholic podcast episode reflecting on Pontius Pilate's question 'What is truth?' and Jesus' identity as truth, based on John's Gospel.

    Mar 18, 2026·13m
  106. 106

    Grief at Gethsemane: What could make God sweat blood?

    A Catholic podcast exploring the theological question of why Jesus sweat blood in the Garden of Gethsemane, based on Luke's Gospel.

    Mar 10, 2026·14m
  107. 107

    How Can You? Why Can't You?

    A Catholic podcast episode encouraging listeners to transform 'How can I give up sin?' into 'Why can't I?' with God's help, using St.

    Feb 26, 2026·10m
  108. 108

    Virtue Signaling is easy. Practicing Virtue is harder but better!

    Feb 18, 2026·15m
  109. 109

    Prayers in Times of Financial Difficulties: For Treasures in Heaven

    Jan 26, 2026·12m
  110. 110

    In a New Year with Old Habits: Asking for God's grace to defeat them

    Jan 7, 2026·9m
  111. 111

    Acts of Desire Before Communion: To Better Receive Our Lord

    Dec 29, 2025·9m
  112. 112

    Prayers for God's Blessing In the Morning and Throughout the Day

    Sep 25, 2025·4m
  113. 113

    A Novena to our Mother of Sorrows: A Tribute and a Plea

    Sep 14, 2025·13m
  114. 114

    A Prayer Before Confession for Heavenly Aid: For Divine Help

    Sep 8, 2025·8m
  115. 115

    A Prayer by St. Alphonsus Liguori on the Assumption of Mary

    Aug 15, 2025·12m
  116. 116

    A Litany in Honor of the Precious Blood: Shed for our Redemption

    Jul 19, 2025·15m
  117. 117

    Night Litany for a Big City: For Help From the Sacred Heart of Jesus

    Jun 28, 2025·9m
  118. 118

    Two Whatevers: Our Choice Between Fervor and Indifference.

    May 28, 2025·11m
  119. 119

    Prayers for the Pope: For Our Holy Father's Needs and Intentions

    May 12, 2025·10m
  120. 120

    Resurrection Bookends: Having Faith That Transcends Time

    May 7, 2025·15m
  121. 121

    Christ's Wounds and the First Doubting Thomas: For Belief and Healing

    Apr 26, 2025·12m
  122. 122

    Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do!

    Apr 16, 2025·16m
  123. 123

    Psalm 22 and Christ's fulfillment of the Scriptures

    This episode explores the question of how Christ's Passion fulfills the Scriptures, focusing on Psalm 22 and the Gospel of Matthew.

    Apr 4, 2025·17m
  124. 124

    A Prayer and Reflections on the Annunciation

    Mar 24, 2025·14m
  125. 125

    A Novena To St. Joseph: For Powerful Assistance

    Mar 17, 2025·5m
  126. 126

    Abnegation: For Spiritual Fitness

    Mar 10, 2025·13m
  127. 127

    Burning Love or Burning Cities: A Momentous Choice

    Jan 31, 2025·15m
  128. 128

    The Litany of the Most Holy Name of Jesus: For the Love of Our Lord

    Jan 8, 2025·11m
  129. 129

    Gifts for Baby Jesus: From My "What-I-have-failed-to-do" list

    Dec 31, 2024·10m
  130. 130

    The wonder of Christmas: Jesus' birth in humility gives us great hope!

    Dec 21, 2024·11m
  131. 131

    The Immaculate Conception: the Key to Mary's Being Full of Grace

    Dec 8, 2024·12m
  132. 132

    Prayer for the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit: For the Gift of God's Grace

    Nov 20, 2024·4m
  133. 133

    The Litany of St. Joseph: For Help From A Most Beloved Patron Saint

    Oct 31, 2024·6m
  134. 134

    Prayers before Confession: To Prepare for this Sacrament

    Oct 11, 2024·11m
  135. 135

    A Prayer Of A Lay Apostle: With Penitence And Hope For Tomorrow.

    Sep 26, 2024·5m
  136. 136

    A Prayer of Resolution: To Follow Christ Each Day

    Sep 14, 2024·5m
  137. 137

    A Prayer for Grace in Sickness: For Perseverance and Patience

    Aug 29, 2024·4m
  138. 138

    A Morning Prayer to God: A Scriptural Journey

    Aug 22, 2024·6m
  139. 139

    The Litany of the Immaculate Heart of Mary

    Aug 15, 2024·12m
  140. 140

    The Novena of Grace: To Saint Francis Xavier, For Our God, For Our Good

    Aug 8, 2024·7m
  141. 141

    The Divine Praises: Blessings for God (And Us As Well!)

    Jul 31, 2024·4m
  142. 142

    Invocations to the Precious Blood of Jesus

    Jul 22, 2024·6m
  143. 143

    A Litany for Eucharistic Adoration

    Jul 16, 2024·12m
  144. 144

    Whatever Else May Be Lost, Don't Lose Hope!

    Jul 9, 2024·14m
  145. 145

    A Novena to St. Philomena: For Her Powerful Intercession

    Jun 28, 2024·9m
  146. 146

    A Prayer to St. Dymphna: For Mental or Emotional Disorders

    Jun 19, 2024·6m
  147. 147

    Prayers to St. Anthony: For Life's Lost And Found

    Jun 12, 2024·6m
  148. 148

    Some Thoughts on the Sacred Heart of Jesus: For Deeper Ties to God

    Jun 6, 2024·16m
  149. 149

    Acts of Consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

    May 30, 2024·11m
  150. 150

    Will you please listen? Imagine this warning from Mary

    May 23, 2024·15m