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The Prodigal Life

Ep70. Cradle Catholics | The Church Needs to do Better w/ Hector Molina

The Prodigal Life

Today we have the privilege of speaking with famous Catholic Evangelist and legendary head of hair, Hector Molina! Hector shares his story of being a cradle Catholic, becoming a rebellious teenager, the power of a beautiful girl, and KNOWING Jesus vs knowing about Jesus. Throughout this episode we discuss how parents can evangelize their children, the power of a personal testimony, why so many cradle Catholics leave the faith, and how the Church can do better. Join us as we address these topics of faith, hope, and love with one of the sexiest Latino Catholic Evangelist! Today we have the privilege of speaking with famous Catholic Evangelist and legendary head of hair, Hector Molina! Hector shares his story of being a cradle Catholic, becoming a rebellious teenager, the power of a beautiful girl, and KNOWING Jesus vs knowing about Jesus. Throughout this episode we discuss how parents can evangelize their children, the power of a personal testimony, why so many cradle Catholics leave the faith, and how the Church can do better. Join us as we address these topics of faith, hope, and love with one of the sexiest Latino Catholic Evangelists!

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Religion & Spirituality • Christianity
Religion & Spirituality • Spirituality
Religion & Spirituality • Religion

About Podcast

Three people from completely different backgrounds in life unpack topics and questions surrounding life and the reckless love of God. In this honest and open round table discussion, the hosts bear their hearts and souls as they share their life experiences, what happened along the way, and how this shaped them into who they are today. This unique show will allow the viewers to see themselves through the lens of the hosts’ personal faith journeys while discussing challenging subject matter fortified by authentic Catholic theology. By sharing and testifying to their faith, Deacon Harold, Nick, and Ellen hope to move viewers to deeper intimacy with Christ, prayerfully inspire conversion, restore a spirit of trust, and embolden new disciples.