Amanda and Jonathan unpack Chapter 2 of Magnifica Humanitas, exploring human rights, the common good, subsidiarity, solidarity, and how Catholics should evaluate technology and AI.
Human Dignity, Work & the Common Good (Magnifica Humanitas, Chapter 1)
Amanda and Jonathan unpack Chapter 1 of Magnifica Humanitas, exploring human dignity, work, fair wages, the common good, and the Catholic social teaching framework for the AI age.
Magnifica Humanitas: A Catholic Response to the AI Revolution
Amanda and Jonathan introduce Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV’s letter on artificial intelligence, human dignity, work, power, and the common good.
Finances & Beyond: The Hidden Cost of Pelvic Floor Therapy
Pelvic floor issues can carry physical, emotional, and financial costs. Amanda talks with Jen from Tighten Your Tinkler about treatment options, everyday habits, and where women can start.
The Moral Cost of Today’s Housing Market
Today’s housing market is affecting more than affordability. Amanda and Jonathan look at its impact on family life, parish life, wages, and the common good—and what Catholic families can do next.
Being Broke Costs You More Than Money
Persistent financial stress can drain your mental bandwidth, affect decision-making, and make hard seasons more damaging. Amanda and Jonathan explain the research and how to begin building financial stability.
A Guided Scripture Meditation on Money | Luke 3:7–18
Pray with Luke 3:7–18 in this guided Scripture meditation on money, generosity, contentment, and the changes God may be asking you to make.
The Problem With “Stop Having Babies” Financial Advice
Jonathan and Amanda respond to financial advice telling couples to stop having babies while paying off debt and explain the Catholic approach to fertility, discernment, and stewardship.
Are Student Loans Keeping You From Retiring?
Jonathan and Amanda Teixeira join Relevant Radio to talk about student loans, retirement, Catholic dating, and how money decisions affect vocation.
How We Made $5,000 While on Vacation
Jonathan and Amanda share how they made over $5,000 while on vacation by renting out assets they already owned, and how Catholic families can think prudently about side income.
