“Were not our hearts burning within us[...]” (Luke 24:32a) This  episode covers one of hosts Jim Anderson and Nick Pierlot favorite  biblical passages, the "Road to Emmaus" narrative in Luke 24. Reflecting  on the passage, they attempt to peal back some of its layers of  meaning. Ultimately, the Road to Emmaus reveals the spiritual pathway  one experiences when encountering Jesus and becoming intentional  disciples.

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With  the podcast being recorded on Pope St. John Paul II's feast day (Oct.  22), Jim and Nick reflect on the impact that the heroic Pope had on both  of their lives. Discussing personal experiences of John Paul II as well  as the import of his teaching, the podcast ends with a reflection on  the relevance of John Paul II for the present and future Church.

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In  today's show, Jim and Nick unpack the four classical temperaments—  sanguine, choleric, melancholic and phlegmatic — and discuss their  respective strengths and weaknesses, and the benefit of discerning one's  own. Through their pondering, they unveil a very sanguine and calm  appreciation of the four temperaments as beneficial to Christian  mission, holiness, and self-knowledge.

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Jim and Nick discuss "CATHOLIC SACRAMENTAL IMAGINATION" (Don't know what  that is? Listen to find out!), their TOP BOOK PICKS of books that have  inspired their imaginations, and answer QUESTIONS from St. Therese  Alumni in this premier episode of the (at this point unnamed) Jim & Nick  Podcast!

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