In this enlightening episode of Desert Wanderers, Father Cintra introduces a new segment titled "Generational Catholicism" featuring Father Julio Vicente, the pastor of Our Lady of the Valley. Together, they explore the challenges and successes of passing down the Catholic faith through generations. Father Vicente shares his personal journey, the significance of a pastor's presence in a parish, and the vital role of family in nurturing faith amidst a rapidly changing cultural landscape. Join us as we unpack these profound insights and reflect on the importance of a strong spiritual foundation in our homes.

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Chapters:
(00:00) Father Cintra will be doing his Generational Catholicism series
(00:39) Father Julio Vicente's story is relevant to our project, Generational Catholicism
(01:28) How are things going here in Caldwell so far for you
(05:05) What is it like leaving one parish, family and going into another
(09:53) Most young Catholics leave the Catholic Church by the time they become teenagers
(15:27) What was your family like growing up? And what do you think
(23:05) San Alfonso Ligorri says grace is still available when sacraments are unavailable
(24:58) How would you describe your human formation as a family at home
(31:09) You mentioned that God disciplines us because who loves us
(37:49) How did the call to the priesthood come to you
(44:12) The importance of having a warm and affectionate home is well-documented
(51:20) How old was your sister when she entered the convent
(59:57) Did you ever see your parents exercise a personal prayer life
(01:03:02) One last question about how secular culture influences families when you were growing up