Oct 14, 202634 minS1
Why do Catholics pray to saints when Jesus Christ is the one mediator between God and humanity? Is praying to saints biblical—or is it a form of idolatry? In Episode 16 of Divinely Catholic: Two Roads. One Church., a...
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Two journeys, and one shared love for Christ and His Church. Explore the Catholic faith through the lens of conversion, marriage, tradition, and lived experience—one cradle Catholic, one former Evangelical. Together, they bring two perspectives. Why the animated characters? We made this decision because we didn't wan
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What is Divinely Catholic about?
Two journeys, and one shared love for Christ and His Church. Explore the Catholic faith through the lens of conversion, marriage, tradition, and lived experience, one cradle Catholic, one former Evangelical. Together, they bring two perspectives. Why the animated characters? We made this decision because we didn't wan
Who hosts Divinely Catholic?
Divinely Catholic is hosted by Bernardo & Jackie Deluna. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
What has Divinely Catholic covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Why Do Catholics Pray to Saints? Is It Biblical?" (14 October 2026, 34 minutes), "Do Catholics Worship Mary? Why Catholics Pray to Mary" (14 October 2026, 38 minutes), and "The Pope's Warning About AI: What You Need to Know" (14 October 2026, 51 minutes).
How often does Divinely Catholic publish?
Divinely Catholic publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 16 episodes.
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Booking probability for Divinely Catholic is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Divinely Catholic requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Divinely Catholic's contact route on record: verified email.
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Bernardo & Jackie Deluna hosts Divinely Catholic, a religion podcast with 16 episodes published.
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Oct 14, 202638 minS1Do Catholics worship Mary? Why do Catholics pray to Mary when they can go directly to Jesus? And doesn’t the Bible say there is only ONE mediator between God and man? These were some of the biggest questions Jackie had...
Oct 14, 202651 minS1What happens when artificial intelligence becomes more than a tool—and begins shaping how we think, whom we trust, and where we seek guidance? In Episode 14 of Divinely Catholic: Two Roads. One Church., Jackie and...
Episode #13
What Did Jesus Really Mean by “My Church”?
Oct 14, 202636 minS1What did Jesus mean when He said, “I will build my Church”? Did Jesus establish the Catholic Church—a visible Church with authority, sacraments, apostolic leadership, and a mission that would continue throughout...
Oct 14, 202638 minS1Why Does the Catholic Church Baptize Infants? | Divinely Catholic Podcast Why does the Catholic Church baptize infants? Is infant baptism biblical, or should baptism only come after a personal profession of faith? In...
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Jul 23, 202638 minS1Why do Catholics confess their sins to a priest instead of confessing directly to God? Is Confession really biblical? What actually happens during the Sacrament of Reconciliation? In this episode of Divinely Catholic...
Jun 2, 202625 minS1<p>God's Beautiful Creation | From Ashes to Beauty: </p><p>A Catholic Conversion Story Can God bring beauty from the deepest pain? Can suffering become the place where we encounter Christ most intimately? In this deeply...
Episode #6
The Eucharist; Symbol or Reality?
May 7, 202635 minS1<p>What did Jesus really mean when He said, “This is My Body”? What changed everything I thought I knew about the Eucharist? In this episode of Divinely Catholic: Two Roads, One Church, we dive into one of the most...
May 4, 202628 minS1<p>Is it Scripture or Tradition… or is that the wrong question entirely? In this episode of Divinely Catholic: Two Roads, One Church, we dive into one of the most misunderstood topics in Christianity: the relationship...
Episode #4
From the Altar Call to the Altar Rail
May 4, 202623 minS1<p>If you grew up with altar calls… this episode might change how you see worship forever. In this episode of Divinely Catholic: Two Roads, One Church, we explore the powerful difference between altar calls and the...
May 4, 202628 minS1<p>Growing up Catholic is very different from discovering it later in life. In this episode, we talk about what we each noticed, questioned, loved, and struggled with — and how our different lenses actually strengthened...
May 4, 202631 minS1<p>What is the difference between Catholic and Protestant views of marriage? In this episode of Divinely Catholic, we explore the key theological and practical differences between how Catholics and Protestants...
Episode #1
Two Roads One Church
May 4, 202624 minS1<p>Divinely Catholic Podcast is a husband-and-wife conversation rooted in faith, forged through different upbringings, and united in the fullness of the Catholic Church. He was born and raised Catholic. She was formed...
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