Discover Tradition: Austin Peck Reveals the Beauty of Catholic Church

If you’ve ever wondered why people are flocking back to tradition — incense, Latin, pilgrimage, ritual, reverence — you’re gonna want to hear what a former Hollywood actor discovered across Spain that most Catholics have never seen. What happens when a Hollywood actor spends years chasing truth… and finds it in the last place he expected? In this week’s episode of The Catholic Couple Podcast, Bobby sits down with Austin Peck — former soap-opera star turned Catholic storyteller — for a raw, fascinating, and deeply human conversation about his journey from Hollywood sets to the heart of the Church. After a powerful conversion, Austin dove into Scripture, wrestled with Christian identity, and walked a long road through evangelicalism. But the deeper he searched, the more he was drawn toward something ancient, rooted, and shockingly alive: Catholic Tradition. Now, Austin is helping the world rediscover it. He joins us to talk about his newest project with Mass of the Ages: the all-new series Discover Tradition, where he serves as host and co-producer. In Episode 1, Austin travels across Spain during Holy Week, uncovering the breathtaking rituals, devotions, and cultural expressions that point to the depth and beauty of the Catholic faith. https://www.traditiontv.org/discovert... https://www.latinmass.com/watch-the-t... 🔥 Why You’ll Want to Listen This episode explores: • Austin’s Hollywood-to-Catholicism conversion — and the surprising moments that changed everything • Why so many Christians are being drawn back to Tradition in a world that feels unmoored • Behind the scenes of Discover Tradition and what makes this series different from anything Mass of the Ages has done before • The power of embodied faith — processions, penance, beauty, and why Spain’s Holy Week hits so deeply • What Austin learned about masculinity, meaning, and mission by rediscovering the ancient practices of the Church • Why Tradition isn’t “going backward,” but going deeper