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Yes Catholic
Everyone has a turning point.
Yes Catholic is a weekly show hosted by David Patterson, featuring real stories from people who stopped going through the motions and started truly living their faith.
Each week David sits down with a new guest to hear how God showed up in their life.
If you've ever wondered whether your own mess, doubt, or detour disqualifies you from faith, this show says otherwise.
Real People. Real Stories. All Grace.
New episodes every week — subscribe so you don't miss one.
Yes Catholic
Latest Episodes
Fall Down Seven Times, Get Up Eight: A College Catholic Athlete’s Story | Brandt Beeby
Brandt Beeby, a senior baseball player and president of the Catholic Center at Washburn University, shares how his faith grew from winning apologetics arguments to a real, daily prayer life. He talks about the retreat that changed everything, f...
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The Confession That Changed Everything | Fr. Isaac Longworth
At nine years old, Fr. Isaac Longworth mailed a letter, a drawing, and $1.50 of his allowance to the Companions of the Cross asking when he could join. But years later he was living a double life, wearing different masks, and even lying in conf...
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Walking on Water with Confidence: Vanessa Arianto’s Faith Journey
What happens when a lifelong Catholic discovers, for the first time, that God wants a personal relationship with her?In this episode of Yes Catholic, David sits down with Vanessa Arianto, a recent University of British Columbia ...
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“Jesus, If You’re Real, Show Up”: From Atheist to Catholic | Jackson Kiser
Jackson Kiser grew up going to church but never believed in God. Through high school and college, being an atheist was part of his identity, and he even felt a quiet disdain for the “Jesus-happy” people around him. Then, at one of the lowest po...
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The Accidental Catholic: From Protestant to Home in the Church | Joel Robertson
Joel Robertson grew up worshipping in basements and living rooms in a Minnesota house church. Later, he was shaped by Reformed theology, and by then he was convinced that every Catholic was an idolater. Today he’s known online as “The Accidenta...
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