Catholic Media Kit
To be honest, my journey into the Catholic social media and content creator space was one I hadn’t planned.
With my initial intention being about creating a space where I could dive deeper into the meaning of Spiritual Fitness (one of the Four Pillars of Fitness I developed for my online coaching fitness company), I released my first video as a way to introduce my faith beliefs to my audience.
What was meant to be a simple introduction quickly became one of the fastest growing Catholic focused channels on YouTube.
About Roxie Beckles
Roxie Beckles is a Catholic speaker, writer, and content creator known for her direct, orthodox approach
to faith, culture, and formation. A cradle Catholic and revert, her work resonates especially with reverts and converts seeking clarity, structure, and a serious spiritual life rooted in the teachings of the Church.
Through long form YouTube content, public dialogue, writing, and speaking engagements, Roxie challenges Catholics to integrate discipline, obedience, and embodied faith into everyday life through her Theology of Fitness framework.
Audience Snapshot
Device Usage: Mobile 61.1% | TV 17.0% | Computer 15.2% | Tablet 6.8%
Channel Milestones
Featured Videos
These videos represent my strongest work and most resonant content. They highlight my ability to communicate Catholic truth clearly, address cultural confusion directly, and speak honestly from lived experience.
Catholic Apologetics and Public Dialogue
I regularly engage in live, unscripted apologetic conversations defending Catholic doctrine in public forums. My strength lies in combining theological clarity, historical grounding, and composure under pressure. These discussions require the ability to explain Church teaching accurately while remaining charitable and firm.
Selected Appearances
I’ve been featured on leading Catholic podcasts and media platforms to discuss conversion, cultural engagement, apologetics, and living an integrated Catholic life.
Pints With Aquinas
Long form conversation with Matt Fradd.
Holy Smokes
Wide ranging discussion on Catholic identity.
Beacon of Truth
Conversation focused on doctrinal clarity and faithful witness.
Living the Call
Faith, discipline, and embodiment.
Living the Call
Leaving Protestantism for Catholicism.
Theology of Fitness
Theology of Fitness is my framework for integrating Catholic spiritual formation with the physical life of the body. It is rooted in a simple conviction: the body is not a side quest. Your body is part of the story of salvation.
In 1 Corinthians 6:19–20, St Paul reminds us that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit and that we are called to glorify God in our bodies. That means discipline matters. Habits matter. What we do with the body matters. Not because the body is an idol, but because the body belongs to God.
This is where my background in fitness and my devotion to the Catholic faith meet. I teach people how to build a stable rule of life around training, nutrition, and daily spiritual practices, without turning health into vanity or a trendy “wellness” religion.
The Four Pillars of Fitness are the structure I use to make this practical and repeatable. These pillars keep people from burning out, drifting, or turning discipline into obsession. They help Catholics pursue health with peace, virtue, and spiritual maturity.
This talk is an example of what I present for young adult groups, parish ministries, Catholic conferences, women’s groups, and professional communities that want a grounded, orthodox, and deeply practical approach to embodied Catholic living.
Speaking Topics and Availability
I am available for speaking engagements, keynotes, workshops, panels, podcast interviews, and media appearances. I also partner with brands for sponsored content when it is a strong fit for my audience and values.
Contact
Thank you for your interest in working with me. I am available for speaking engagements, podcast appearances, brand partnerships, sponsored content, and collaborative projects. Please reach out with a proposal so we can discuss how we might work together.