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Do we have our possessions, or do our possessions have us?
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Dating is always hard, but the modern world has made it a nightmare.
Check out a preview copy of our book here: https://ouroutpost.org/30-days-to-faithful-dating/
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In apologetics, the problem of evil is one of the thorniest. But what if we had a saint explain it? And explain it not in a vacuum, but after a whole city of people faced a whole lot of evil?
Fortunately, we do. His name is St. Augustine, and he wrote The City of God three years after the sack of Rome in 410AD to address many things, including how those who love God can profit even when evil is done to them.
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Whatever kind of educational decisions you make for your family, or were made for you, or are being made in your community, it's worth stepping back and seeing what the fruits have been thus far. Are we producing workers, fighters, or pray-ers today?
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Some people think annulments are just Catholic divorce. And they're not.
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Marriage is pretty well foundational to everything. In this episode, I show why.
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Of all the teachings of the Catholic Church, one that undergirds so many of the devotions is to make the idea of loss customary.
And that's a good thing.
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The marital act is certainly misunderstood by many, and yet is one of the greatest natural goods at our disposal.
This episode doesn't get into details, but still not recommended for youths...
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The dating world has only gotten more confusing over the past decade, and we've been working on how to counteract that in small ways. We'd like to do so in a larger way, and we'd love for you to help!
Listen in to find out more!
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Even though many an uncle have told me that there are only two reasons to lie (to gain an advantage, and practice), still, I think lying is not the best policy as a Catholic...
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