Adventures In Imperfect Living Catholic Podcast With Greg And Jennifer Willits

Creative games with kids at home, Proverbs made Jennifer blush, Holy Week comic strip, Healing Mass outcome, and the importance of investing in ourselves and trying to get to the next level.

In this episode we give the latest on family events including Walter's overnight college visit, Sam's attempt at buying a guitar, and Jennifer's mom gets unexpectedly sick.  Plus we dive into true healing and what the Church says about the anointing of the sick and healing services and healing Masses.  Lastly, Greg prepared to return to his job after being out on FMLA.

Greg is perplexed over Jen's social media usage, Jennifer tackles the problems of fear, we discuss the school of Mary and the real reasons why we fail to live virtuously.

Why Greg appreciates the importance of comic strips in today's world, Jennifer had new concerns with Greg's health last week, and why we need to be careful with our love of created things. Thanks to Patreon co-producer Pete for doubling his patronage, as well as to one-time Paypal Tippers Teresa and Henry!

Ben goes curling, Tom & Lily search for music, Walt searches for college, Rosary Army is still strong in our hearts, Greg declared email bankruptcy and we encourage you to check your source of wisdom. Thanks to our newest Patreon co-producers: Gabe & Kelly, as well as one-time Paypal Tippers Denise and Dory!

Lenten promises, Snippy kid responses, power of the tongue, James 3, High school shootings, examination of family values, Total Consecration Renewal

Greg is still raw, Patreon fun with Lens, Rosary App Excitement, Lent for the Willits Family, and Lily is our New Barista. www.GregandJennifer.com

Greg's new comic strip, the ID Triangle, Jennifer joined Greg's group, and the importance of both faith and works.

Much love and support came to Greg and Jennifer from last week’s news.  We celebrated Lily’s 9th birthday. Greg shared some of what he’s learned from his intensive group therapy and we recite the Litany of Trust prayer.

Greg reveals the reason for our sudden silence and Jennifer shares a touching story about her mother.

Home for the Holidays, New Year's with the Mac and Katherine, Greg's New Obsession, and Start/Stop/Continue Resolutions.

The Patreon debacle explained, update on upcoming productions, Greg and Jennifer struggle through talking to each other while working from home and Advent with prayers, puzzles and penance. Poor Ben.

A last minute appearance of kids’ shoes for St. Nicholas, practical tips on figuring out God’s will, and Greg and Jen lead their first rosary workshop at their parish.

Join Greg and Jennifer for a very special and candid discussion with Christina Barba, current Executive Director of The Culture Project and Jason Shanks, the President of OSV Institute, as we jump right into the negative culture thats affecting today’s youth and how the Culture Project aims to love them back to lives of virtue.

OSV launches a new podcast, Greg wonders what God wants of him, we move lots of furniture and make a new home library, we bumble through Sam’s long distance birthday and Jennifer goes deep into sin .. again.

Greg and Jen have a fight, Jennifer reveals the massive book she’s reading, the ongoing struggle with religious education for their teens and how to deal with the threat of apathy.

Jen helps the kids with some homemade costumes, Greg shares a special memory tied to All Saints Day and reveals some big news about the future of our productions going forward.

Greg and Jennifer reveal some exciting plans for the future of Rosary Army and bat around the idea of a possible season two of That Catholic Show.

Saying good-bye to Doc. Walter joins us briefly to talk about his latest fan music video. Greg has a successful talk in Eerie, PA. Jen is forced to pivot inside the house and offers up some insights from the Gospel of John.

With the help of blue space, friendship and loving support from Greg, Jennifer shares how she faced the growing darkness in her heart, rediscovered the value of her true temperament and heard God in the silence of her surroundings.