Boys' Lunch

A Christmas miracle! A podcast has been posted! We take some time to reflect on this little gem from Newman and Bishop Barron. Barron says "ideas are only really known across great stretches of space and time, with the gradual unfolding of their many dimensions...the Incarnation (God becoming man) is one of the richest and most complex ideas ever proposed to the mind, and hence it demands the space and time of the Church in order fully to disclose itself." We catch up and talk about this.

We are back on the mic talking about the busy start to our school year. We talk about the fruits of contemplation when you might not hear God directly speak to you in prayer. We did it. We recorded and posted.

We talk about God's movements of transformation in our lives this summer. I hope you are able to listen. We also talk about Paul's trip to the beach and a night to be emo at Paramore. Enjoy

Intern Gets His Big Break. Aidan Goes to School. Chop Chop Fold Fold. 18 Going on 50. A Boy and His Khakis. I think these titles explain it all.

We discuss the idea of being lost in life and lost in this world. How can we find good in this and seek our resting place? How can we start to discern the voice of the Shepherd?

We jump on the mic for the first time this summer. This is the longest we have been away from each other. It has been tough. Although we were separate from each other, we were together intellectually and spiritually in our reading of Fr. Thomas Dubay's "Fire Within". We begin a discussion on becoming an attentive heart serious about the pursuit of God, using the finite as a stepping stone to the infinite. Working on passivity in prayer, allowing God to move us and surprise us in prayer. Enjoy

After 10 years in the profession we take a look at how we grew personally and professionally this past year. Enjoy

Happy summer! This has very little to do with the movie Pulp Fiction and mostly to do with the power of creative humans to abstract reality out for us and teach us the patterns of life. Specifically, the ability of the saints to tell us our story and mission through their writings, hymns, prayers, and lives.

You'll have to click to find out! What a podcast...I would not want to miss this if I were you

We catch you up on Spring Break, the end of Lent, and Easter. Today's discussion talks about the importance of simple creeds lived out within our life and spiritual musings. How can we learn from oral cultures and their ability to memorize important passages, hymns, statements and internalize them in a meaningful way? How can we allow small statements of truth impact our way of being and have it flow out in our thoughts, words, and actions?