We’re taking it back to Abide Conference 2024 with a never-before-heard episode featuring one of our favorites — Fr. Blake Dubroc!
This conversation is overflowing with laughter, tenderness, and truth as Fr. Blake shares about spiritual fatherhood and how being surrounded by women of faith draws out a deeper sense of delight rooted in the Father’s heart.
This episode captures the beauty of gentleness, healing, and the way God meets us right where we are — in our need, in our joy, and in our longing to be seen and loved.
If you’ve ever needed a reminder that the Father delights in you, this one’s for you. 💛
🎙️You can find us on Apple Podcast, Spotify, iHeart Radio, or check it out here https://www.wearethelightproject.org/canigettaamenpodcast
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💡 This episode is powered by the Abide Catholic Women’s Conference. Join us in Lafayette, from January 30-February 1, 2026! It's an opportunity for Catholic women to connect, rest, and deepen their faith. Discover the joy of friendship and community under the theme "I Am • discovering who you are because of Whose you are." Tickets are available now at abidewomensconference.com.
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