Morals, Movies, and Marriage: Finding Truth in Stories with Steve and Beth Gesinski
Connected Conversations with Holy Union Connect
In this episode of Connected Conversations with Jean and Colin MacKenzie from Holy Union Connect, we’re joined by Steve and Beth Gesinsky, the creative minds behind Catholicism and Coffee. Through their ministry, Steve and Beth invite Catholics to explore morality in movies—whether it’s The Sound of Music, Collateral, A Quiet Place, or Harry Potter. Their courses help viewers engage with films discerningly, drawing out moral lessons and virtue-based insights rooted in Scripture, the Catechism...
About Podcast
Join Jean and Colin MacKenzie as they dive deep into the challenges, joys, and spiritual journey of Catholic marriage. As a couple with over 30 years of military and family life experience, they’ve navigated their share of struggles and triumphs. In this podcast, they share wisdom from the Church, Catholic teaching, and practical strategies for building strong, faith-filled marriages.
Through heartfelt discussions, personal stories, and expert insights, Jean and Colin help couples fight for their marriage with purpose, knowing that every battle has eternal significance. Whether you’re a newlywed or a seasoned couple, this podcast offers encouragement and tools to strengthen your bond and live out the sacrament of marriage fully. Tune in for inspiring guests, real talk, and faith-centered advice that will help you and your spouse grow closer to each other and to God.
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Disclaimer:
We do our best to faithfully adhere to the teachings of the Catholic Church in our discussions. However, the views expressed by our guests are their own and may not always fully reflect Church teaching or our personal perspectives. We encourage listeners to always discern through prayer, study, and consultation with trusted Catholic sources.
The information shared in this podcast is for general purposes only and is not a substitute for professional therapy, counselling, or mental health care when needed. If you are experiencing emotional distress or mental health concerns, please seek support from a qualified mental health professional.