In our final episode of Season Two, we offer practical insights for anyone who is desirous to begin (or improve) the work of discipleship in their own life. We share recommendations for reading, emphasize the necessity of a receptive spiritual life, and encourage first to look at the life of Jesus.

We discuss the concept of the personal apostolate, balancing your involvement with parish volunteer life, and how to grow in the confidence and clarity needed to be an thriving disciple.

We discuss the importance of community and culture in reference to discipleship and share stories and examples of ministries that thrive as a result of fostering culture and community as well as lessons learned!

We discuss the realities of parish programming in the context of discipleship, the role of the parish, and many of the various "lessons learned" as we've assisted parishes in their process of prioritizing discipleship within the pastoral vision of their parish.

Through the sharing of our own testimonies and experiences of discipleship, we discuss the dichotomy of discipleship in Jesus Christ and discipleship with another person such as a mentor, coach, etc.

It seems common for individuals to consider and discuss what it means to be a good Catholic, but it being Catholic different than being a disciples? How do we know whether or not we are a disciple?

Jesus used the model of discipleship to establish and to build His Church. We discuss why the model of discipleship should be a priority in the vision and the life of the Church and why it is so effective.

As we begin this second season, we introduce our theme for our second season…discipleship! We discuss what it means to “do discipleship” and how we become disciples ourselves.

Along with sharing a little more detail about our new substack platform, we discuss the call of the Great Commission and the work of evangelization in the Church today.

We discuss the great gift of the Holy Spirit within the life of the Church, the many gifts that the Spirit bestows on individuals within the Church, and our call to receive these gifts with open hearts.

In this episode, we discuss the implications of the "movement" which essentially entails recognizing our radical call to holiness. We share ”

In this episode, we discuss the implications of the "movement" which essentially entails recognizing our radical call to holiness. We share how this radical call is unique to each individuals and reflect on many of the realities of parish life that can often be misleading to individuals desiring to be holy.

No complain shaming! In this episode we discuss our very human tendency toward complaining and the effects it can have on hope as well as whether or not there is value in complaining and what good can come from it. We dissect the difference between useless and harmful complaining versus hopeful considerations. We also discuss the alternatives to complaining that lead us deeper into holiness.

In our third episode, we explore what it means to be a person of hope and how hope can be a transformative element in the Church and in our own lives. We share about the value of someone working for the Church who has genuine hope versus the more practical gifts in ministry and discuss some of the challenges and temptations that drive us away from hope.

What is "I See a Movement?" In this episode we share the story of how we discerned the name of this new apostolate. We share how the three of us see a common (but often unnoticed) thread in the Church that brings us great hope and encouragement.

Who are we? Why do we have a podcast? What are we trying to accomplish? How did we come up with such a name? And who is this show for anyway? In this first episode, we introduce ourselves and the podcast. We also share a bit about the common passions and interests that brought us together and how those interests will be shared through this new apostolate!