It's time to step into your role as a financial disciple! Compass Catholic's Change Maker Podcast provides practical tips for anyone who is struggling to live IN this world while not living OF this world. Join Caitlyn Kano, Executive Director of Compass Catholic, as she explores personal money management through a spiritual lens. We discuss personal finance topics, provide tips and practical advice and share our money stories, all from an authentically Catholic viewpoint. You don't need a high net worth to start living a rich live! To learn more about Compass Catholic Ministries, visit www.CompassCatholic.org. To be a part of this show, send an email to Podcast@CompassCatholic.org.
Episodes
Wednesday Aug 19, 2020
Friday Aug 14, 2020
Wednesday Aug 12, 2020
Friday Aug 07, 2020
Friday Aug 07, 2020
In last week's episode, we spoke to two Catholic bloggers (and their spouses) who participated in a Faith & Money Matters Bible Study. In this week's episode, we're speaking to the two other bloggers who participated in the same study. Amanda Costello (thesistersonfire.com) and Carrie Soukup (gracefinders.com and author of Collections of Grace) join us to talk about their experiences and how Faith & Money Matters affected their perspective of money.
To sign up for an upcoming Faith & Money Matters Bible Study, please visit:
Amanda's Blog: https://Thesistersonfire.com
Carrie's Blog: https://Gracefinders.com
To purchase Carrie's book, Collections of Grace, please visit:
https://www.amazon.com/Collection-Grace-Flexible-Handbook-Growing/dp/B088BCJ2W1
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Wednesday Aug 05, 2020
Wednesday Aug 05, 2020
Playing with debt is like playing with matches. You think you’ll be able to blow the match out when the flame gets too close to your fingers. But how many times have you burned yourself?
If you get a sick sinking feeling when you think about the amount of debt you have, you may be worried that you’ll never be able to dig your way out. And unless you get serious about paying it off, you’re right.
Tune and be sure to check out the Compass Catholic blog for more ideas on motivating yourself to get out of debt.
Friday Jul 31, 2020
Friday Jul 31, 2020
What happens when you put a small group of Catholic bloggers together and have them talk about money? You'll find out in this week's episode of Money Stories!
Katie and Cullen Sheppard facilitated a Faith & Money Matters Bible Study for a group of pre-selected Catholic bloggers and their spouses. Victoria and Jason Sechrist (ConsumerCatholic.com) and Katie and Joel Cassidy (Unexpectedhoney.com) discuss their experience with Faith & Money Matters and how their small group bonded over the course of the six week study. Who knew friendships could be formed by talking about money and stewardship?
To sign up for an online Faith & Money Matters Bible Study please visit https://CompassCatholic.org.
To visit Victoria's blog, Consumer Catholic, please visit https://ConsumerCatholic.org.
To visit Katie's blog, Unexpected Honey, please visit https://UnexpectedHoney.com
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Wednesday Jul 29, 2020
Wednesday Jul 29, 2020
We aren’t born being content and it seems that our culture tries to make us more and more discontent as we grow older. How many commercials are disguised as TV shows and movies targeting the youngsters in our life to get the stuff they are selling? And keeping up with the neighbors can be a lifetime pursuit for some adults.
Learning the secret of contentment can free you from all the pressure to spend money in an effort to acquire more and more stuff. Being content is a conscious learned habit!
The Compass Catholic Blog has more on learning the virtue of contentment.
Friday Jul 24, 2020
Friday Jul 24, 2020
Sister Ignatia Henneberry, with the Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration, had student loan debt when she started discerning religious life. She had faith that her debt would not be a barrier. Due to the generosity of others, including her grandmother and the Mater Ecclesiae Fund for Vocations, Sister Ignatia was right.
Sister Ignatia recently took over the role of Vocations Director with the Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration. She's new to her role but she's not naive as to how student loans debt will affect the ability of other young women to say "yes" to their vocation. We were so blessed to have Sister Ignatia share her story as we wrap up this series on student loan debt.
We challenge you to share at least one of these episodes on the effect of student loan on vocations with a friend or on social media.
To sign up for a Faith & Money Matters Bible Study, please visit https://compasscatholic.org.
Mater Ecclesiae Fund for Vocations: https://fundforvocations.org
Laboure Society: https://rescuevocations.org
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Wednesday Jul 22, 2020
Wednesday Jul 22, 2020
Getting out of debt can be challenging, especially if you don’t know where to start or what to do first. Get started by using our tips for eight steps to get out of debt.
It can be a long-term goal and it is not easy, but the effort and time is well worth the blessing that comes from being debt free.
The Compass Catholic blog has more ideas about taking the first step in freeing yourself from the bondage of debt.
Friday Jul 17, 2020
Friday Jul 17, 2020
Father Brent Bowen finished his undergraduate studies and promptly started his master's degree. It was at that time that he realized his calling to become a priest. At that point, he had six figure student loan debt. His story shows how he combination of grit, faith, and generosity could overcome the seemingly impossible. We want to thank Father Brent for sharing his story and the message that God cannot be outdone in generosity!
Information about the debt snowball method:
https://compasscatholic.org/making-snowball/
Debt Snowball Calculator:
https://compasscatholic.org/calculators/
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