The DC Godcast brings you the inner scoop on some of the happenings here at Divine Child High during our homecoming week. Cameos from Fr. John, Mr. Gysko, Lucy Morris, members of the 2024 Homecoming Court, and more!

Today's episode features Mr. Devine and Mr. Trudel talking about Catholic culture, campus ministry, and the daily examen at Divine Child High School. This episode was recorded last week and is now published after technical difficulties. Welcome back to The DC Godcast!

On this episode of The DC Godcast, Michael Esparza interviews Mr. Erich Heiden and Mr. Marc Sierra on what the best Christmas movie is. You'll be surprised at their answers! This episode was so much fun to record, and we know you will enjoy it just as much! On behalf of our entire team, we wish you a very happy, safe, and Merry Christmas! See you in 2023!

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After a year-long break, The DC Godcast is back in action! We are so excited to continue bringing you Catholic answers to important questions as well as entertaining content! In this episode, we bring you up to speed on what's been happening in the DC FIAT team as well as introduce our new campus minister, Mr. Theodore Devine!

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Mr. Sierra and Mrs. Wilkerson dive into fasting, mortifications, and Sundays in Lent!

This audio is from "The Lamb and the Scroll."

Check out the "Eyes on Jesus" podcast we referenced during this episode: https://www.unleashthegospel.org/podcasts/eyes-on-jesus/

"...We can therefore say that Tradition is not the transmission of things or words, a collection of dead things. Tradition is the living river that links us to the origins, the living river in which the origins are ever present, the great river that leads us to the gates of eternity. And since this is so, in this living river the words of the Lord that we heard on the reader's lips to start with are ceaselessly brought about: 'I am with you always, to the close of the age' (Mt 28: 20)."