99: Blooming Where You're Planted ft. Noel Hrnchir and Sara Racicot

The Catholic Feminist

Claire Swinarski

Religion & Spirituality, Christian, Politics, Jesus, Catholic, Religion, Socialjustice, Christianity, Feminist, Women

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 April 2019

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

“Fragility makes us strong. You can't be sensitive to other people's needs or aware of what's going on without you unless you have a certain amount of fragility. You have to be able to be moved by the people around you." That's just ONE of the many mic drops on today's episode. Sara Racicot and Noel Hrnchir are the co-hosts of Way of the Wildflowers, a podcast for women. When you hear women compared to flowers, it's easy to roll your eyes'we're not fragile! We're tough and strong and fierce and formidable! But when Sara and Noel explain their passion for blooming where you're planted and feeling impacted by others, you'll feel a whole new passion for living like a wildflower. We also chat about why the Church needs women in all walks of life, the essentialness of vulnerability, Noel's tips for flourishing in your faith at a public university, and what's been bringing the pair closer to God. Enjoy!

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0:00.0	You are listening to the Catholic feminist episode 99. Today we're talking all about
0:06.4	blooming where you're planted and living like a wildflower. You guys, girl arise is out,
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0:32.0	slash Catholic.
0:35.0	Welcome to the Catholic Seventhist,
0:37.0	a podcast for strong women who want to be informed, inspired, and intentional.
0:41.0	I'm your host, Claire, and I'm so glad we got here. It makes me think of a little over two years ago when I was sitting in my living room thinking why isn't there a podcast for Catholic women that talks about these real hard-hitting issues and gives women a platform to share their stories.
1:14.6	I'm so glad that this exists and it is totally not because of me.
1:18.6	I may have built the website and may be the one interviewing people, but if we did not have the support of the community
1:23.8	around us if we did not have you guys tuning in every single week to learn about these
1:28.6	topics the podcast wouldn't exist so thank you so much for allowing us to come through your
1:33.9	headphones or your speaker or your Siri whatever every single Wednesday.
1:39.5	I am stoked about today's episode you guys.
1:43.0	When I was at Sikh in, where the heck was Sikh,
1:45.9	Indianapolis in January, I met a college student named Noel
1:51.3	and she was so cool. I just felt like she knew what was going on. She had her
1:55.4	faith down pat and she told me that she had a podcast called Way of the
1:59.5	Wild Flowers and I couldn't wait to have her on our show to chat a little more about it.
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