More merch talk, sports superstitions, and a touching Stations of the Cross. We talk about two things that tend to draw youth (and really everyone) out of the apathy they might face when seeking Christ. Maybe it's spaghetti and Nickelback.

Men Handling Illness, Oprah, Merch. We talk about striking a balance between loving the teachings and living the teachings. Fan Questions at the end.

How many times can two guys say the word leisure in 20 minutes? Seriously, let us know. We answer a few fan questions and talk about our modern approach to both work and free time.

There is a storm a-brewin' (literally). Paul and I couldn't meet up this week so I asked my wife if she would join me. We talk about some tips for Lent and go through some rapid-fire questions about our relationship. 

Here are some resources for Lent:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jhHwfAWpOTG2vo85c0aNtQL8NWXqF2R5WTIIJtkug-k/edit?usp=sharing

https://www.whitehouseblackshutters.com/40-bags-in-40-days/

https://www.abidingtogetherpodcast.com/

https://blessedisshe.net/category/devotions/

How to live out your mission and be nice...in February. SPORTS! 

Special Guest on the Pod today. Let's learn how to listen

Facial Hair, Frailty, and a Mid-Life Crisis.  

The topic in this episode isn't as scary as it seems. We look at the idea of understanding our mortality in a healthy way. How can I have death as a consideration in my life that is leading me to enjoy what is in front of me, but also prepare for what God is calling me to in the afterlife? You know... that kind of stuff.

Email if you have questions, topics, etc. - [email protected]

AOL , Merch, E-mail. Some discussion on MLK and some of our favorite moments as teachers. Send questions, topics, etc. to our agent at [email protected] 

Some Book Titles:

The History of Black Catholics in the United States by Cyprian Davis

Parish Boundaries: The Catholic Encounter with Race in the Twentieth-Century Urban North by John McGreevey

From Slave to Priest: The Inspirational Story of Father Augustine Tolton (1854-1897) by Caroline Hemesath

The Black Eyed Peas, First CD's, Sports Dreams. We talk about Christian ideas that are nice in theory, but can be hard in practice. Specifically we look at the ideas of capital punishment, life in prison, etc.  Great content.