Hosted by Paul Scarfone · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 134 episodes
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Welcome to Catholic Money Talk where we talk about all things money and finance. Many times we look at financial decisions and money matters in a vacuum. But here we try to look at these same items through a Catholic lens. If God made us to know him, love him, and serve him in this life so that we can be happy forever with him in the next, we need to determine how we can know, love, and serve him with our finances. We tackle topics like debt, home buying and other large purchases, insurance, budgeting, generosity, saving, and investing as well as educating our kids with good financial principles that will benefit them for life. We acknowledge that all we have belongs to God and we want to be good stewards of all that he has blessed us with.
Paul Scarfone hosts Catholic Money Talk, a religion show with 134 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Vacations are a gift, but they don't have to become a financial burden. In this episode, Paul discusses how to approach vacations with stewardship, contentment, and intentionality while avoiding the trap
Send us Fan Mail Budgeting doesn’t have to be complicated or overwhelming. In this episode, Paul shares the simplest way to get started with budgeting, drawing from his own story and the practical steps that helped him a
Send us Fan Mail Life is full of seasons that can leave us feeling overwhelmed—job changes, moves, health concerns, caring for aging parents, financial pressure, and countless other uncertainties. In this episode, Paul e
Send us Fan Mail What does it actually look like to teach children generosity and stewardship? In this episode, Paul shares practical and deeply personal stories about teaching kids to tithe, give generously, think beyon
Send us Fan Mail How do you teach kids about money without raising entitled kids? In this episode, Paul shares how his family handles kids’ bank accounts, gift money, savings, debit cards, budgeting, and financial respon
Send us Fan Mail A simple act of obedience can have a ripple effect far beyond what you can see. In this episode, we explore the hidden role of Ananias and the moment that changed everything. What is God asking of you to
Send us Fan Mail If something happened to you tomorrow… would your spouse actually know what to do? Not in theory. Not “they’ll figure it out.” But truly—would they know where everything is, how the bills get paid, and w
Send us Fan Mail We all know what we should do—but we don’t always do it. In this episode, Paul breaks down why self-control is the real gap between intention and action, especially when it comes to money, faith, and dai
Send us Fan Mail Most families don’t have a perfect college savings plan—but that doesn’t mean debt is the only option. In this episode, we break down how to figure out what you can actually afford and build a plan to pa
Send us Fan Mail It can feel like life is just one thing after another—when will it finally all work out? Why does it never seem to settle down the way we expect? This Easter, we’re reminded that our “happy ever after” i
Send us Fan Mail Money shame keeps a lot of us stuck. The hiding. The avoiding. The feeling that we should be better at this. But freedom doesn’t start when the debt is gone; it starts when the truth is spoken. You’re no
Send us Fan Mail How should Catholics make financial decisions? In this episode of Catholic Money Talk, Paul shares five simple questions to help you prayerfully discern financial choices through the lens of your faith.
Send us Fan Mail Almsgiving is one of the three pillars of Lent, but it is often misunderstood. It’s not just about donating money or giving away what we don’t need. True almsgiving is love expressed in action. In Part 3
Send us Fan Mail Fasting isn’t about a “win-win” sacrifice — it’s about training the will. In Part 2 of this Lenten series, Paul explores how fasting cleans the lens of the soul, strengthens our prayer, and detaches us f
Send us Fan Mail Lent is our training for a life in pursuit of Heaven—and every training season begins with prayer. In this first episode of a three-part Lenten series, Paul explores why we must “pray first,” how gratitu
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Paul shares a “crazy” story from his own financial past — the time he and Taryn almost bought a Disney Vacation Club timeshare when they absolutely could not afford it. With honesty and
Send us Fan Mail Integrity sounds simple—but living it can cost us something. In this episode of Catholic Money Talk , we explore integrity as a virtue: holiness lived consistently. Through Scripture, real-life stories,
Send us Fan Mail Nearly half of Jesus’ parables deal with money, wealth, or stewardship—not because God needs our money, but because money reveals what is in our hearts. This episode looks at time, finances, generosity,
Send us Fan Mail Every time we say yes to a financial decision, we are also saying no to something else. In this episode, we explore opportunity cost through practical examples from family life and college planning, and
Send us Fan Mail Budgeting doesn’t have to be complicated or overwhelming. In this episode, Paul shares the simplest way to get started with budgeting, drawing from his own story and the practical steps that helped him a
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