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Stacy & Stacy

Stacy Trasancos and Stacy Farquharson

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It’s time to dig deep with Stacy and Stacy. This is a podcast for anyone hungry for God and willing to tackle today’s relevant issues with authentic conversations inspired by Holy Scripture, prayer, and devotion to the sacraments. Stacy and Stacy is hosted by two gals who went to the same country Baptist church as little girls, had crazy lives, and found each other decades later as Catholic convert wives and mothers. Get ready, y'all, they're fixin' to get real! See more at StacyandStacy.site.
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Stacy & Stacy continue their discussion of Dr. Alice von Hildebrand's book Refined by Love: Letters to a Young Bride. In this episode they talk about "Lily's" advice not to "teach" your spouse things, how to avoid power struggles, and how to check yourself before you wreck yourself! Join us.By Stacy Trasancos and Stacy Farquharson
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Stacy & Stacy continue the discussion of Dr. Alice von Hildebrand's book Refined by Love: Letters to a Young Bride in which "Lily" gives Julie advice. In this episode, they talk about that dangerous little word "always" (and its sister "never") and how overgeneralizations and accusations shut down communication. If your spouse says things like, "Yo…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss Dr. Alice von Hildebrand's book By Love Refined: Letters to a Young Bride. In this episode, they talk about her advice when your spouse says hurtful things or uses corrosive humor. How do you deal with it? What do you do? She has great advice for putting up shields instead of walls. (And they discuss actual abuse at the end.)…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss Dr. Alice von Hildebrand's book By Love Refined: Letters to a Young Bride. In this episode they talk about the importance and difficulty of setting up a home both spouses feel at home in. And they talk about how to talk about the little stuff (THAT BECOMES BIG STUFF).By Stacy Trasancos and Stacy Farquharson
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Stacy & Stacy end Season 2 with a Scripture reflection on David acting insane and then praising the Lord (it's the responsorial Psalm today). And they talk about St. Lucy and her eyeballs. Quite a story there! Finally, they wrap up with some thoughts over the podcast journey so far and where they are going in 2023. Watch for us on Facebook and Inst…
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Stacy & Stacy celebrate the beautiful Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe! Thank you, Mother Mary! We discuss the Catechism (163-165) on how FAITH is the beginning of eternal life, that through all the suffering, pain, and darkness, we can look to the cloud of witnesses in the Bible and among the saints to persevere in the race that is set before us. Af…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss the Memorial of Saint Juan Diego and the Psalm reading for today about our choices in life towards happiness. (This is the very first Psalm!) We get to make our choices, but we don't always get to pick our consequences. In the Catechism, we read about the freedom, the necessity, and the perseverance of Faith. How does it all f…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss the Genesis Scripture reading for today, the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, especially the verse, "Who told you that you were naked?" Do you hear those lies from Satan too? And today in our journey through the Catechism, we read paragraph 159 on faith and science. It's a fun day! And they are so happy to be back toget…
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Stacy & Stacy are in different states today! They had to get creative for uniting their conversation. From Texas, Stacy F reflects on St. Ambrose and the Gospel reading about BURDENS! She has a neat breathing exercise. Breathe in peace. Blow out burdens. Try it! Stacy T is visiting her son in Seattle and is broadcasting from there. She talks about …
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Stacy & Stacy discuss the Psalm for the Memorial of St. Nicholas, especially where it says that God "stooped toward me and heard my cry, and he put a new song into my mouth." They review the Catechism on the certainty of faith and how faith seeks understanding. Links from This Episode Optional Memorial of Saint Nicholas, bishop Catechism of the Cat…
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Stacy & Stacy start out the Second Week of Advent with the Scripture on the paralytic who was lowered to Jesus for healing and the Catechism on the gift of faith. Do you have friends with such faith to care for you when you need it? Do you hear God telling you to pray for your friends? Do you have friends you would trust to lower you on a stretcher…
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Stacy & Stacy turn to the Responsorial Psalm (27) today. "I believe that I shall see the bounty of the LORD in the land of the living. Wait for the LORD with courage; be stouthearted, and wait for the LORD." From the Catechism, they talk about what it means to have faith in the One God, the Holy Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. As always, the…
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Stacy & Stacy take a long look at the Sermon on the Mount in light of today's Gospel reading in Matthew 7. Having lived through severe abuse herself, Stacy F. reminds us not to judge people by their worst moments, because we do not know all that they are enduring. She reviews the other lessons from Christ in Scripture, and then they discuss Mary's …
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Stacy & Stacy discuss FAITH today! First, they reflect on the life of St. Andrew on his Feast Day. Stacy F. shares some new (to us) big Catholic words: saltire, crux decussata, nunc dimittis. Then they talk about the faith of Abraham in the Old Testament and in the Eulogy of Faith in Hebrews 11, from the Catechism lesson for today. All of it brings…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss the Gospel reading in Luke where Jesus talked to his disciples about how to spread the Good News and say "yes" to God. Then they begin Chapter 3 of Part I, Section 1 in the Catechism on the meaning of "belief" and specifically Mary's "blind obedience," the Blessed Virgin as the "most perfect embodiment" of faith. What a beauti…
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Stacy & Stacy are back after a week off to celebrate Thanksgiving with their families. Busy time! Happy Advent. They pick back up on today's Responsorial Psalm and the last of the Chapter on Sacred Scripture in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Join them for Scripture and Tradition all during Advent 2022! Links from This Episode Dei verbum Cate…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss the Gospel reading from the optional Memorial of Dedication of the Basilicas of Saints Peter and Paul when Jesus said, "Take courage, it is I; do not be afraid." Then they answer a question about what a Catechism is and how the current one fits into history. Speaking of fitting in, they also discuss the meaning of "typology" w…
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Stacy & Stacy are back! They missed two days due to travel. Today's Scripture for the Memorial of St. Elizabeth of Hungary deals with forgiveness. How do we forgive and still protect ourselves from those who hurt us? They also pick back up in the Catechism on the section about the Gospels, in the words of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, "always finding fre…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss the responsorial Psalm 119 today, "Blessed are they who follow the law of the Lord." Do the do! In real life, this means looking honestly in the mirror and not forgetting to take a look. Then they discuss how to read the Bible like a Catholic. Airing from Bangor, Maine today! Links from This Episode Catechism of the Catholic C…
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Still traveling, Stacy & Stacy play another episode from Season 1 today about how the Church can better minister to pregnant teenagers. They both have loved their daughters through these difficult times and hope the view through their eyes helps others understanding what is in the heart and mind of these young mothers. They'll be back tomorrow live…
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Stacy & Stacy are traveling for the next two days to Bangor, Maine to speak at a women's Advent by Candlelight event. Today's episode is from Season 1, where they talk about how hard it is to live with free will in your children, especially when they are older and making decisions that turn away from the family and from God. We ask the question all…
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Stacy & Stacy read St. Paul's pastoral letter to Titus in Crete: "...older men should be temperate, dignified, self-controlled, sound in faith, love, and endurance. Similarly, older women should be reverent in their behavior, not slanderers, not addicted to drink..." They reflect on what that means for us today. Then they read the Catechism on the …
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Stacy & Stacy talk about the Scripture in Philippians 2 (Alleluia for the day) that says to "shine like lights". The context says to stop murmuring. That is such a simple truth, but, oh man, is it hard to remember. They also read the Catechism on the truth of Sacred Scripture. How do we know the Scriptures are true and alive? Because Christ, the et…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss how David refuses the King's offer of armor when he goes to battle against the giant Goliath. He knew that he knew God would provide what he needed. They also talk about how God provides us affirmations, reminders, and all the grace of Christ we need through Scripture and little miracles every day. The Bible is the Word, ever …
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Stacy & Stacy discuss "the Church of Nice" and what people might mean by that confusing phrase. "Don't be the Church of Nice?" That doesn't mean be the Church of the Ugly. From today's Scripture, they talk about trusting God in daily life and not going down negative trails. "Our kindness should be known to all." Create ripples of goodness. We shoul…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss the Scripture in the Alleluia today from Matthew: "Come, you who are blessed by my Father; inherit the Kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world." They talk about Corporal Works of Mercy. For the Catechism lesson, they discuss what it means to be obedient to the Magisterium, how Catholics can disagree but must …
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Stacy & Stacy discuss one of Pope St. John Paul II's beautiful homilies on the Beatitudes and talk about a road trip on All Saints Day to fulfill the Holy Day of Obligation. Links from This Episode Jubilee Pilgrimage to the Holy Land: Mass for Youth at the Mount of Beatitudes (March 24, 2000) | John Paul II Solemnity of All Saints | USCCB…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss St. Paul and Timothy's words to the Philippians to be "united in heart, thinking one thing" in the context of our daily lives now. The Catechism lesson for today is on the unity of Scripture and Tradition as well. They consider how we live these unities out in our busy lives. Don't be a doormat or a bulldozer. Be a column that…
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Stacy & Stacy offer some tips for maintaining a life of constant prayer, as the Scripture says today about Jesus praying all night on the mountain. Then they talk about apostolic succession in the Church, how our bishops today form an unbroken line from the Apostles and deserve our obedience and honor. Even if they give in to corruption, we should …
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Stacy & Stacy are not freaking out about Mariana Mazzucato because we are confident in the Holy Spirit at work in the Church. As it says in Scripture today, we can put on the Armor of God. Pray the prayer with them! Get dressed! In the Catechism we also read about Christ Jesus "Mediator and Fullness of All Revelation." The Church has always listene…
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Stacy & Stacy urge Catholic influencers and writers to honor the hierarchy instead of so much gossip and backbiting. In their view as converts, they find it confusing and damaging to the Church. Scripture says to honor those in authority, and likewise it says that those in authority should not be "bullies." There are ways to more effectively work t…
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Stacy & Stacy talk about that good old mustard seed! Whatever seeds God has placed in your life, water them with faith. You will have faith in abundance if you call on Jesus Christ, even one little prayer. As mothers, Stacy & Stacy both know how happy we are when our kids turn toward our love, even a small bit, and we imagine God is like that too -…
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Stacy & Stacy talk about the woman in Luke's Gospel was bent over for eighteen years, crippled by a spirit. How often we are that bent over woman, physically and emotionally! And how hard it is during those long, hard trials to remember that God exists and loves us. Jesus spoke to this bent over woman and dignified her by calling her daughter of Ab…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss what it means to live in a manner worthy of the call you have received, how to be humble, gentle, and patient, how to bear one another, and preserve the unity of peace (Ephesians 4:1-6). Then they talk about how the Church says we can know God exists and know what God asks of us, self-surrender and (big Catholic word) abnegati…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss the optional Gospel reading for the Memorial of St. Paul of the Cross found in Matthew 16, "Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself, take up his cross, and follow me." What does that mean? How do we know God is with us when we suffer and take up our crosses? They turn then to the beginning of the Catechism of the Cat…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss the master of the house being prepared for the thief in the night. Whether it is the end of the world or the end of our own lives, the Scripture for today reminds us to always be ready to meet God. They also reflect on a fundamental teaching of the Catholic Church: everyone, even the atheist, desires to know and love God. It i…
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Stacy & Stacy discuss Dei verbum and today's responsorial Psalm and talk about how hard it is to give thanks to God in all things. They also talk about a quote from St. Faustina to "hide in the Heart of Jesus" and let Him do all things to work intervene in our lives. What does this mean anyway? Links from This Episode St. Faustina Quote Dei verbum …
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Stacy & Stacy are excited about the retreat they held last weekend, and they discuss little St. Amias who passed away in his mother's arms yesterday and went to Heaven. As women, they reflect on women's role in building the Church and our families, how we are all women at the well, encountering Christ in our daily lives, giving Him our doubts and f…
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Stacy & Stacy welcome author, Roxane Beauclair Salonen to talk about her book with Patti Maguire Armstrong, "What Would Monica Do?" The ladies are all Catholic mothers with big families navigating modern culture. They discuss fears about talking to grandparents when kids have difficulty. Do they want to know? Do they suffer more? Links from This Ep…
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Stacy & Stacy welcome author, Roxane Beauclair Salonen to talk about her book with Patti Maguire Armstrong, "What Would Monica Do?" The ladies are all Catholic mothers with big families navigating modern culture. They discuss the power of telling our stories and supporting each other. Links from This Episode Thursday of the Twenty-eighth Week in Or…
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Stacy & Stacy welcome author, Roxane Beauclair Salonen to talk about her book with Patti Maguire Armstrong, "What Would Monica Do?" The ladies are all Catholic mothers with big families navigating modern culture. They discuss the grief that comes when a child turns away from God and how to cope with the feelings of failure. Links from This Episode …
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