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Catholic Passage Supporting parents & educators as they pass on their faith & way of life to the next generation. NW Iowa based and led by a small community of lay people.

A Catholic non-profit with the mission of helping parents and educators in passing on the faith and way of life to their children and students.

All Saints Day. Homily by Fr. Mike Schmitz.    A great message.
11/01/2026

All Saints Day. Homily by Fr. Mike Schmitz. A great message.

The goal is not flawlessness. The goal is Union.The saints are ou...

If you haven't already been listening to this fall harvest season of our "Soil and Soul" podcast yet, go check it out. W...
10/29/2026

If you haven't already been listening to this fall harvest season of our "Soil and Soul" podcast yet, go check it out. We've got a few episodes posted already, including our recent conversation with guest, Lucas Wendl. He shared his journey in crop insurance, the importance of relationships in farming, and how faith and community shape his daily life. We explored the nuances of agricultural life, the value of safety nets, and the deep roots of local history.

Watch it on our dedicated YouTube channel "Soil and Soul" or on Spotify, or listen wherever else you get your podcasts.

10/29/2026
Check out our most recent episode of The Catholic Passage Podcast, where we were joined by guest Dr. Roland Millare. He ...
10/23/2026

Check out our most recent episode of The Catholic Passage Podcast, where we were joined by guest Dr. Roland Millare. He shared a fascinating discussion with host John, with ties to theology, academia, philosophy, and other facets of faith and history.

Listen or watch this conversation, and all our previous biweekly episodes you may have missed, on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more.

https://podfollow.com/the-catholic-passage-podcast

"The Closing of Iowa’s Parishes is an Opportunity for Laypeople" Check out this well-written article by Catholic Passage...
10/13/2026

"The Closing of Iowa’s Parishes is an Opportunity for Laypeople"
Check out this well-written article by Catholic Passage's very own John Sandy. We know many of you will be able to relate to what he discusses.

In light of the church’s social teaching, what responsibilities remain after the parish map changes?

We're excited to share the return of a popular guest on The Catholic Passage Podcast! Dave Moore joined host John for an...
09/19/2026

We're excited to share the return of a popular guest on The Catholic Passage Podcast! Dave Moore joined host John for another great conversation you'll enjoy. Dave shared insights on revitalizing traditional Catholic hymns, the importance of music in the liturgy, and how sacred music can bridge the gap between tradition and contemporary worship.

We haven't been formally announcing every podcast episode on our social media pages, but we hope you've still been following us and our biweekly releases! Take a listen or a watch, on Spotify, YouTube, or your favorite provider. https://podfollow.com/the-catholic-passage-podcast

"Can God Say 'No'?"   20th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Homily by Fr. Mike Schmitz.
08/16/2026

"Can God Say 'No'?" 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Homily by Fr. Mike Schmitz.

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08/15/2026

We continue to introduce our podcast partners, and this week's feature is The Catholic Passage Podcast, hosted by John Sandy!

The mission of the Catholic Passage podcast is to create “passageways” for the Catholic faith to be handed down from one generation to the next in all its depth and abundance, something particularly important for Catholic families living rural life. Host John Sandy interviews Catholics from a wide variety of backgrounds, from priests to artists to journalists. These conversations highlight how the Catholic faith has the power to transform and renew our lives and our culture, whether in urban or rural life.

Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/

A great article worth the read!
08/15/2026

A great article worth the read!

Retired diocesan priest, Father Brian Hughes, studied the renown architect William L. Steele in graduate school. He talks about the Prairie Style architect who left his mark on the Diocese of Sioux City in an effort to "teach about Jesus by building buildings that were full of meaning."

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