In this follow-up on Episode 76: Life as a Lay Helper, host Alexander Krawczyk welcomes back Stephen Heiner for an update on his experience as a lay helper at Most Holy Trinity Seminary as of January 2025. Stephen discusses managing social media and online criticism, priestly shortages, seminary life and operations, and practical ways to support clergy and the seminary.
In this episode of the Flagship Show, host Alexander Krawczyk is joined by Stephen Heiner to discuss the lifestyle as a lay helper in a seminary. Over the past year Stephen has been fulfilling...
Today is the feast day of St. Vincent de Paul, patron of charitable societies. St. Vincent is a tremendous example of true Charity and fraternal love. Even the great St. Francis de Sales said...
Are you present in the moments of your life, or do you wander through hours each day distracted and in a “brain fog?” As Sam Guzman at The Catholic Gentleman points out in his...
Father Philip Eldracher – of Mary Help of Christians, Melbourne chapel, providing the Traditional (Tridentine) Latin Mass to faithful Catholics throughout Australia – discusses his Catholic upbringing, seminary life, his ordination, and his advice...
Bishop Williamson of the Society of St. Pius X recently penned two blog posts condemning the sedevacantist position. True to form, Bishop Sanborn was not about to let these attacks on right reason go...
We are happy to announce that Most Holy Trinity Seminary has added podcasts to its already existing Sermons feed. If you have an Apple device you can find their feed here. The newest link...
St. Hugh of Glenoble John Clark, a husband and father, discusses ideas for talking to sons about the possibility of a priestly vocation in this Seton Magazine article, “Many Are Called.” Most Holy Trinity...
Pope St. Nicholas I The faithful swineherd, waiting for his master to return, is a model for all Catholics. John Cuddeback develops this theme in “Keeping Faith by Keeping Swine,” part 1 of a...
One of the great things about Ordinations is the gathering of priests together. There is a great opportunity for fellowship but there is also the beautiful tradition of the laying on of hands. These...
