The Catholic Money Show from WalletWin
Sep 22, 2026 · 57 min · 10 segments
What does the Catholic Church actually teach about money, wealth, debt, generosity, and financial stewardship? In this conversation, Amanda joins Angela Schnieders on Integrated Wholeness for Body…
And if all of our resources are tied up to past decisions that we've made and they're obligated in all these different ways, we don't have the capacity to say yes.
And so really when the church talks about money, it's, It's a resource that's for our sustenance, of course, taking care of ourself.
You know, some are called to married life with some with children, some with not.
So once we have taken care of our own homes and we have been generous and handled the money that the Lord's entrusted to us, we're always keeping an eye out for, is he calling me to be more generous? A lot of times when you hear somebody like a Dave Ramsey, it's 10% tithe, 10% tithe.
What if we're St. Catherine Drexel and we give 90%? And then Congress passes a law so that we don't get taxed.
So if you give more than 90%, because they didn't want to get in the way of her giving, So that is an example of a beautiful way that a Catholic took their resources given to them and they were exceedingly generous.
If we can't keep the lights on, well, maybe we're only giving a smaller amount, more equivalent to the widow giving her might or giving that little amount.
And if all of our resources are tied up to past decisions that we've made and they're obligated in all these different ways, we don't have the capacity to say yes.
And so really when the church talks about money, it's, It's a resource that's for our sustenance, of course, taking care of ourself.
You know, some are called to married life with some with children, some with not.
So once we have taken care of our own homes and we have been generous and handled the money that the Lord's entrusted to us, we're always keeping an eye out for, is he calling me to be more generous? A lot of times when you hear somebody like a Dave Ramsey, it's 10% tithe, 10% tithe.
What if we're St. Catherine Drexel and we give 90%? And then Congress passes a law so that we don't get taxed.
So if you give more than 90%, because they didn't want to get in the way of her giving, So that is an example of a beautiful way that a Catholic took their resources given to them and they were exceedingly generous.
If we can't keep the lights on, well, maybe we're only giving a smaller amount, more equivalent to the widow giving her might or giving that little amount.
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