Welcome to our Catholic winter arc. This is the season where you tighten things up, cut the distractions, and get serious about who you’re becoming. In this episode we talk about what it looks like to treat winter as your spiritual off season, the time to rebuild your habits, strengthen your prayer life, and get focused again. This is the training arc season for anime and it's our training season too, so join us as we look into what it means to have a Catholic Winter Arc. Listen in as we talk about what we're doing to prep ourselves for the next arc physically, mentally and spiritually.

We live in a world that calls every sadness a diagnosis and every lack of motivation a chemical imbalance. But what if some of what we call depression is really something deeper? In this episode of Into The Deep, we talk about sloth as a spiritual sadness, how it creeps into our lives disguised as fatigue and apathy, and why it leaves us feeling stuck even when everything looks fine on the surface. We’ll look at how modern culture has numbed the soul, what real healing looks like, and how faith can pull us out of the fog.

This week on Into the Deep, Josh and Andrew talk about why being a boring leader might actually make you a better one. Real leadership is not about charisma or flash, it is about consistency, discipline, and doing the unglamorous work that keeps things running.

We dig into why good leaders are often overlooked, how faith calls us to serve rather than impress, and why quiet, steady leadership builds stronger teams, families, and parishes. The best leaders may not make headlines, but they make a difference where it matters most.

This week on Into the Deep, we look at why prayer still matters in our modern world. Too often we hear the phrase “thoughts and prayers” thrown around without much meaning, but real prayer goes beyond thoughts. It changes us, it moves us to action, and it connects us with God’s power. We’ll share how prayer shapes our lives, why it’s essential in times of crisis, and how prayer isn’t just words but a force that leads to good works.

Josh’s car got stolen… but what it revealed about suffering might surprise you.

This week on Into the Deep, we take a hard look at what it means to suffer well. Our culture runs from pain and clings to comfort, yet Christ calls us to embrace the Cross and let suffering transform us.

Suffering can either break you or build you. The way you respond makes all the difference. In this episode, we dive into how suffering can lead to real growth, why Catholics cannot afford to waste it, and how God can turn even stolen cars and shattered plans into moments of grace.

In this episode of Into the Deep, we step into the political arena to talk about why Catholics can’t stay silent in shaping our nation’s future. From Brendan Herrera’s congressional run to the call for faithful citizenship, we explore how Catholic faith should guide the way we vote and lead.

This week Andrew and Josh take a hard look this week at what it means to celebrate authentic masculinity. In a world where men are no longer upheld as the celebrated heroes they once were, we explore the calling God has placed on men’s lives and the response it demands. Drawing from the lives of John Basilone, James Braddock, and Saint John Paul II, we uncover how courage, sacrifice, and virtue form the foundation of manhood as God intended it.

This week Andrew and Josh, two regular Joes who are not named Joe, are joined by a third regular Joe, who is named Joe. Join the boys this week as they hang out with Joe Boggs and hear his story of living a deeper life. Link is in the bio! #into #christianity #deep #intothedeep #podcast #mystery #mysteryguest #guest #Sunday #happysunday #catholic #christian #DucInAltum #castoutintothedeep #podcasting #Catholic #castout #trustgod #Christianity #Christian #jesus