A Place Within

Ashlyn and Christina reflect on their understanding of decision-making and discernment, and the relationships between them.

Ashlyn and Christina dig into self-care, acedia, and the times when your mental state just needs a snack. 

(For reference: "funny and cute")

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Christina and Ashlyn are back! In this episode, they share what they've been up to the past few months and revisit what this podcast is all about.

Note: the Greek word, "ὅτι" means "because, that, or since." Christina was mistaken.

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Christina's recent re-watch of the 1997 classic film, Anastasia sparks a discussion on changing cultural attitudes and the ramifications of various political systems, with a cautionary tale about a fake monk with a punk rock aesthetic.

Ashlyn and long-time friend, Isabel Yu, discuss the joys and pressures of having interesting hobbies. Other topics covered: "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" ships, Lunar New Year, the liturgy, Lent.

Check out Isabel's most recent article for Catholic Women in Business: 3 Ways Scrum Can Help Transform Your Business — Catholic Women in Business

The final installment of Sarah's A Place Within trilogy is a discussion of actual lay single people living together in - you guessed it - community...with minimal dumpster fires. 

Christina's housemate, Sarah, is back with some profound advice and beautiful insights on vulnerability and authenticity in relationships. 

Christina interviews her housemate Sarah who spent two years with the Missionaries of Charity. She left the MC's in 2019 and patiently awaited the call to another order only to be surprised with the desire to discern marriage upon arrival at the Augustine Institute. In this interview, Sarah shares her journey of discipleship and discernment, offering some profound spiritual insights that apply in any state of life.

Christina and Ashlyn get into the tendency to assess each other's "holiness" and its ramifications for our hearts and relationships.

Christina and Ashlyn play catch up with a variety of topic selections.