When life feels heavy, Heaven still hands us hope — and maybe even a secret weapon. In this episode, Maeve shares a powerful story of revival, family faith, and the hidden devotion that’s setting hearts (and homes) on fire.
Homeschooling for Catholic Parents Podcast
Podcast Show Notes
Eucharistic Encounter Recap: Adoration, Relics, Confession Fumbles, and Renewed Hope
Fresh back from the Eucharistic Encounter in Tampa, we share what it’s like to watch 12,000 Catholics fill an arena for prayer, talks, and powerful adoration. From Fr. Mike Schmitz and Dr. Edward Sri to moving moments with Matt Maher.
Inside a Catholic Homeschool: Daily Routines, Faith Practices, and Funny Fails
Show Notes Episode 87 Ever wondered what a real Catholic homeschool week looks like—chaos, laughter, faith, and all? In this episode, we dish on the family’s routine. From early-morning workouts and devotional time, to co-op days, crazy Wednesdays packed...
Struggling With Feeling “Unqualified” to Teach Your Children? 5 Ideas to Reframe Your Confidence as a Homeschool Parent
Long Live Charlie Kirk, an inspiration of courage in the faith! Parents, we should draw courage from him as we homeschool and raise our kids in the ways of the Lord.
Empowering Catholic Homeschool Families: The Essential Role of Parents in Youth Sports
Welcome to the “Metheny Manifesto” episode, where we learn that the only thing parents should be yelling from the sidelines is… nothing!
The main lesson? Don’t be “that parent” screaming at your kid to “rebound!” or “shoot!”—especially if your kid’s underwater at a swim meet and can’t hear you anyway.
Mastering the Art of Homeschooling and Sports: Tips for Balancing Schedules and Weighing the Pros and Cons
In this episode, Maeve and Mat juggle homeschooling and youth sports like Olympic-level plate spinners. They weigh the pros (teamwork, perseverance, socialization, and the dream of raising the next LeBron) against the cons (schedules that make NASA jealous, wallet-draining fees, and locker room “life lessons” you wish your kids missed).