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  • Manhood Put to the Test in the lliad

    Manhood Put to the Test in the Iliad

    Rev. Joseph Levine

     Listen to the traits of manliness from the great figures in the historic epic of Homer: The Iliad. Fr Joseph Levine presents compelling points from the vivid and concrete descriptions of the lives and actions of such great figures as Hector, Odysseus, Nestor, and others. If we consider well the examples we find in Homer we will not find a crude and simplistic view of manhood, but a view that possesses tremendous scope and great subtlety. Listen to Fr. Levine’s unique perspectives, unlike any other commentary on this perennial classic.

    1 hr 12 min
  • Priestly Manliness 2 of 2: Legacy Complete in the Savior's Journey

    In this second presentation Dr. Phil Chavez goes deeper into the dynamics of moving as a Beloved Son, and in the identity of Jesus Christ. He explains that a priest must see his journey as exactly that of Christ’s. A priest will find answers to his mission and legacy if he anchors it in the Gospel accounts of our Lord. Strength becomes a reality ultimately through the Cross, and each priest must see the love of God through that sacrifice. In these ways a priest will reflect the love of God secured in the life of Christ with whom he identifies.

    1 hr 11 min
  • Priestly Manliness 1 of 2: Strength Encountered in Christ's Identity

    In this retreat to young priests, Dr. Phil Chavez makes important points of establishing strong masculine identity in the cleric. Taking on the name “Father” presumes that a man is well established first in his identity as a “Son” and “Brother”. Dr. Chavez explains how the foundation as a Beloved Son is integrated humanly and spiritually; and how this impacts a Priest in his spiritual life and in ministry. Other areas of character emasculation commonly found in the priest are treated.

    58 min
  • BASIC FORMATION FOR THE COLLEGE MALE: FORGING YOUR SPIRITUALITY

    Most men wander through life asking themselves “Who am I?” And in this podcast Dr. Chavez addresses the importance of this question in light of a man’s human and spiritual quest. Profound explanations are given as to how a man can live and move in Jesus Christ. Dr. Chavez states that only in this way can a man realize his purpose. Identity in Christ, specifically as a Beloved Son, is the most important reality to grasp. Details are given how to live this identity in one’s daily spiritual life. “Becoming the Best Version of Christ” brings true fulfillment.

    43 min
  • BASIC FORMATION FOR THE COLLEGE MALE: REALIZING YOUR IDENTITY

    With careful detail Dr. Phil Chavez explains the key identities of men which are: husband and father. These identities are to be formed in men with particular attention in the university. A man’s character growth can be helped through bonding in fraternity that prepares him for the expected tasks. Dr. Chavez explains how these identities give men particular satisfaction that careers do not. True manhood means that a man meets a woman’s needs as best as he can. Ideas are presented to help men succeed in life as husbands and fathers.

    44 min
  • BASIC FORMATION FOR THE COLLEGE MALE: FULFILLING YOUR MISSION

    BASIC IN MANLINESS FOR UNIVERSITY MEN: FULFILLING YOUR MISSION

    In this audio presentation Dr. Phil Chavez presents the core roles of a man’s Mission and makes these clearly understandable for university men. He shows how a young man embraces his responsibilities as Leader, Protector, and Provider. With careful explanation Dr. Chavez gives the tasks of Priest, Prophet, and King that bear upon a man’s happiness and sense of purpose. College life presents opportunities whereby men can face their calling. Many tips are given on how to live these roles unapologetically in the face of a community overrun by feminism.

    57 min
  • Commotion over Gender Identity

    “Why is there so much hate for the gay community?” What happened to a good old conversation of contrasting ideas? Tolerance may be preached but conversations are silenced today. What are we so afraid of? Middle school age girls suffer as “gender identity” politics infiltrate the school systems. Children face pressure to come out at cisgender or transgender leading to deeper self esteem issues. Are we becoming apathetic? Also discussed: free speech on college campuses, Christian leaders sign letter to protect abortion rights on demand, the Supreme Court to hear a case on equal employment surrounding LGBT issues. Dr. Phillip Chavez of The Men’s Academy joins Trending with Timmerie to discuss this and more.

    49 min
  • Men Embracing Their Mission

    Having a mission makes a difference. Do you view your life as a mission? If so, what is your mission? During this episode of Trending with Timmerie and guest Dr. Phillip Chavez, of The Men’s Academy, they discuss practical help for choosing happiness and each other in marriage, Uber firing one of their drivers, abortion, infanticide, Alabama, sex workers, Teen Vogue, and the democrat party's position on abortion.

    49 min
  • Sex-Change Improve Matters?

    Why shouldn’t someone have a sex change? Medicaid funding must now cover sex changes in the state of Iowa. Catholicism multiplies in Nigeria as they fight Boko Haram. A teacher forced her 4th grade student to remove his ashes on Ash Wednesday. Dr. Phillip Chavez of The Men’s Academy joins Trending with Timmerie.

    49 min
  • SELFLESS KING OF THE UNIVERSE
    SELFLESS KING OF THE UNIVERSE
     
    Sunday of Christ the King: Luke 23: 35-43
    November 24, 2019
     
    Jesus is on the Cross, nearing his death. After forgiving those who put Him on the Gibbet, he faces still with the ridicule of the people, the mockery of the synagogue rulers, and the contempt of the soldiers. And to add further injury, he hears scorn from the thieves crucified with him. But one of them turns direction.
     
    First, what a lesson in forgiveness. All of us are willing to pardon others when they show some type of repentance or sorrow. Yet, in this event, those watching Christ are not only unrepentant, but continue to condemn Our Lord. Jesus forgives anyways. In the path of Christ we stand called to forgive, pray, and suffer for those who are against us.
     
    Second, Jesus is mocked that he saved others, yet cannot save himself. Our Lord was not suffering to save Himself, but aiming to save those He created. This is a fine doctor of souls, as St Athanasius points out. We do not consider a physician a good one, who carries out his duty when he heals himself. Like a good physician, Our Lord came to heal others. It’s not about Him.
     
    Third, of the thief flanking Jesus, he confesses under great pain. He asks the Savior to remember him when He enters His kingdom. The penitent’s request is granted. How powerful our prayers when professing faith and making our confession while steeped in suffering—at a time when least inclined to do this. Grace proves strong for the agonizing when making faithful appeal.
     
    Heavenly Father, we ask for the grace now, on this Feast of the Christ the King, to move in the Kingship of Our Lord who is the epitome of sacrifice and forgiveness. Grant us the grace to move in this powerful Kingship of suffering to help in the redemption of others. And like the Good Thief, may we make our confession of you strongly and boldly, even in the face of terrific agony.
    6 min

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