Adam and Holly talk with Peter Daub about St. Joseph the Worker. Adam gushes (deservedly) at Javier, Peter Daub shares his story of how he came to appreciate St. Joseph the Worker in his life as a software engineer, father, and homesteader. Holly manages a single eye roll. Please join us as we continue our season focused on how St. Joseph can help us grow closer Jesus.
SHOWNOTES and LINKS:
00:01:31 – Adam gushes about Javier
00:03:31 – Peter Daub
00:09:06 – Peter’s sharing
00:31:59 – Prayer of St. Pope Pius X to St. Joseph the Worker
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Featuring
Peter Daub
Husband. Father of 5 boys. Born and raised Catholic. Peter and his wife operate a 10 acre homestead in Maryland where we homeschool their boys. He and his wife also have a podcast where they discuss family life, homesteading, Catholicism, and many other random topics.
Adam Novotny
Host of Redeemer, Contributor at Enkindle: Family Scripture Reflections
Adam holds a Masters in Catechetics and Evangelization from Franciscan University. He is a certified spiritual director steeped in Ignatian spirituality. Both he and his wife serve as Directors of the Marian Servants of the Redeemer, a public association of the Christian faithful, living out Marian virtue, as well as serving as Liaisons to the charismatic renewal for the archdiocese of Baltimore. Adam is a council member for Pentecost Today USA. In his spare time, he works a full time job as Director of Operations at St John the Evangelist Church, Severna Park.
Holly Novotny
Host
Holly Novotny is a convert to the Catholic faith and a wife and mother. A Lifetime Marian Servant, Holly embraces a Rule of Life focused on holiness, obedience, and humble service. As a graduate of the Cenacle School of Spirituality, in affiliation with Franciscan University of Steubenville, she holds a Certificate of Spiritual Direction and accompanies others in their spiritual journey and through the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola.