Stacie Martinez's guest appearances

Stacie Martinez

Called and Caffeinated

The Angry Catholic Show

Ali Hoffman

Miriam James Heidland

Soren Johnson

Melanie Smith

Mike Schmitz

Liv Harrison

Kathryn Whitaker

Sonja Corbitt

Lindsay Schlegel

Patrick Coffin

Scott Hahn

Leo Patalinghug

Mary Lenaburg

Bethany Madonna

Leah Darrow

OwlTail

“I was Catholic on Sunday, in my terms. I would ask God for things that I wanted, not what he wanted.” Money can be a painful topic. Student debt, inheriting our family of origin’s wounds surrounding finances, and expectations vs. reality can leave us hurting and grasping for control. Stacie and John Martinez were making a good income working in the fashion industry in NYC. They had everything they wanted… until they realized they weren’t fulfilled. In their emptiness they found their fulfillment in the Catholic faith… and almost immediately the economic slump of 2008 hit them hard. With four kids and no jobs in sight, Stacie and John had to completely re-calibrate their definition of “a good life” and what they are working for. Now, Stacie and John are the parents of six children and the owners of Proud Catholic Company (I own one of their shirts and it’s my FAVORITE shirt.) They’re sharing their journey of learning to lean on God and living happily with less. BONUS CONTENT: Enjoy the famous Miserere Mei Deus at the end of the episode with all parts sung by me. It's a Lent-appropriate meditation with a gorgeous soaring high C! Topics Discussed The real value of money Seeing God’s hand working when times are tough Why having kids is not as expensive as people tell you Letting God take care of you  Resources Proud Catholic Company Grassroots Films- The Human Experience Grassroots Films- Child 31  This episode is sponsored by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm's Mission Program Serving the Aged Lovingly Today (SALT). Consider spending a week in loving service and find out more here!

“I was Catholic on Sunday, in my terms. I would ask God for things that I wanted, not what he wanted.” Money can be a painful topic. Student debt, inheriting our family of origin’s wounds surrounding finances, and expectations vs. reality can leave us hurting and grasping for control. Stacie and John Martinez were making a good income working in the fashion industry in NYC. They had everything they wanted… until they realized they weren’t fulfilled. In their emptiness they found their fulfillment in the Catholic faith… and almost immediately the economic slump of 2008 hit them hard. With four kids and no jobs in sight, Stacie and John had to completely re-calibrate their definition of “a good life” and what they are working for. Now, Stacie and John are the parents of six children and the owners of Proud Catholic Company (I own one of their shirts and it’s my FAVORITE shirt.) They’re sharing their journey of learning to lean on God and living happily with less. BONUS CONTENT: Enjoy the famous Miserere Mei Deus at the end of the episode with all parts sung by me. It's a Lent-appropriate meditation with a gorgeous soaring high C! Topics Discussed <ul><li>The real value of money</li> <li>Seeing God’s hand working when times are tough</li> <li>Why having kids is not as expensive as people tell you</li> <li>Letting God take care of you</li> </ul> Resources <ul><li><a href="http://www.proudcatholiccompany.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Proud Catholic Company</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.grassrootsfilms.com/work_the_human_experience.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Grassroots Films- The Human Experience</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.grassrootsfilms.com/work_child31.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Grassroots Films- Child 31</a></li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm's Mission Program Serving the Aged Lovingly Today (SALT). <a href="http://www.carmelitesisters.com/salt-program#.VjfefyutSbt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Consider spending a week in loving service and find out more here!</a>

Discerning Your Financial Vision feat. John and Stacie Martinez