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Father Boniface Hicks delves into the transformative impact of St. Benedict on Western civilization, highlighting his rule's promotion of peace, order, learning, and evangelization. But what happens when chaos overwhelms? Find out how St. Benedict's teachings can guide us through the modern world, leaving us longing for answers.

·          Uncover the transformative effect St. Benedict had on Western monasticism and civilization, and how it still resonates today. 

·          Find out why St. Benedict's rule for establishing peace & order continues to serve as a beacon in chaotic times. 

·          Discover the underestimated power of trust in forging unbreakable relationships, resilient societies, and productive groups. 

·          Realize the deep-seated link between freedom, trust, and the allure of a harmonious life. 

·          Learn the art of applying St. Benedict's age-old teachings to steer through the turbulence of modern life.  

Timestamped summary of this episode:
 00:00:00 - Introduction, 
 Father Boniface Hicks introduces the topic of the podcast episode, which is the feast of St. Benedict. He mentions that St. Benedict is an important figure for him as a Benedictine monk, but believes that St. Benedict is important for everyone to know about.
 00:00:27 - Who is St. Benedict?, 
 Father Boniface explains that St. Benedict was born 1500 years ago in Norcia, Italy, and became the founder of western monasticism. He discusses the impact of St. Benedict's rule on the spread of monasticism and the establishment of schools, which transformed Western civilization.
 00:02:03 - The Impact of St. Benedict, 
 Father Boniface discusses the importance of St. Benedict's rule in preserving knowledge, agriculture, and order during the chaotic times of the barbarian invasions. He highlights how monasteries became powerful forces for evangelization and the establishment of peace and stability in Europe.
 00:04:28 - St. Benedict's Rule, 
 Father Boniface explains that St. Benedict's rule is not a list of oppressive rules, but a guide to establishing a regular pattern of life that facilitates freedom and charity in a community. He emphasizes the importance of following these rules to create a harmonious and thriving community.
 00:08:54 - Embracing the Past and Celebrating St. Benedict, 
 Father Boniface discusses the significance of embracing the past and recognizing the accomplishments of St. Benedict in laying the foundations of
 00:17:03 - The Impact of the Internet on Work Location, 
 Before the internet, being part of a company required physical presence. The internet changed that, allowing people to choose companies closer to them. However, there is a pressure to be unique and perfect, leading to intolerance and lack of respect within society.
 00:17:48 - Guidelines for Society and Group Dynamics, 
 The lack of respect for others was evident in the rash of plane incidents during COVID. It is important to establish guidelines and basic principles for society and group dynamics. Freedom and trust are key, as opposed to oppressive dictatorship or control.
 00:18:35 - Trust and Freedom in Relationships, 
 Trusting each other to deliver is essential in relationships, whether in companies, families, or society. Trusting God instead of relying on oppressive leaders is important for maintaining trust and freedom.
 00:19:15 - The Importance of St. Benedict and Monasticism, 

 00:20:33 - Applying St. Benedict's Principles Today, 
 
 
 

In this episode of Father and Joe, Joe Rockey and Father Boniface Hicks delve into the complexities of relationships and the importance of recognizing blind spots. They explore the role of emotions, the impact of shame, and the need for outside help. But just as they start to uncover valuable insights, a shocking revelation leaves them questioning everything. What will happen next? Tune in to find out.
• Gain insights into managing emotions effectively within relationships for deeper connections. 
• Grasp the significance of defense mechanisms in fostering emotional resilience. 
• Uncover how the autonomic nervous system directly influences our emotional reactions. 
• Learn grounding techniques to enhance self-awareness and efficiently regulate emotions. 
• Discover the importance of identifying and addressing blind spots in relationships for long-term harmony. 
Timestamped summary of this episode:
00:00:00 - Introduction, 
Joe and Father Boniface continue their conversation on defense mechanisms and emotional strength.
00:00:45 - Overcoming Anxiety and Self-Editing, 
Joe shares his personal experience of feeling anxiety and self-editing while recording episodes of the podcast, highlighting the importance of learning from mistakes and striving for improvement.
00:03:00 - Using Gifts to Help Others, 
Father Boniface discusses the teaching of using our gifts and abilities to enhance ourselves and help others. He emphasizes the importance of personal growth and how it can positively impact those around us.
00:04:34 - Understanding and Managing Hyper and Hypoarousal, 
Father Boniface explains how hyper and hypoarousal are responses to overwhelming situations and how they affect our nervous system. He shares grounding techniques and the importance of self-awareness in managing these responses.
00:12:18 - Expanding Our Window of Tolerance, 
Joe discusses the concept of the window of tolerance and how it affects our ability to handle challenging situations. Father Boniface explains how we can expand our window of tolerance through self-awareness and grounding techniques.
00:16:00 - Understanding and Expressing Emotions, 
The importance of identifying and expressing emotions in the body is discussed. By incorporating this into conversations without judgment, it can prevent feedback loops and promote understanding. Acceptance of each other's emotions can make a big difference in preventing relational problems.
00:17:20 - Seeking Outside Help, 
Sometimes, personal dynamics can be too difficult to work out alone. Seeking help from a third party, such as a friend, therapist, or life coach, can provide a helpful perspective and prevent defensive reactions. Processing emotions with someone not involved in the situation can be beneficial.
00:18:00 - Growing in Self-Knowledge, 
Patience and understanding are key in relationships. Knowing how others respond to certain situations and effectively communicating can lead to self-growth and expanding one's window of tolerance. Developing self-awareness and applying these teachings can improve relationships and other aspects of life.
00:18:48 - Applying Teachings in Real Life, 
Applying the concept of window of tolerance and understanding emotions in real-life situations is crucial. This helps in strengthening relationships, both personally and collectively. Having uncomfortable conversations and reflecting with important people in our lives can contribute to personal and collective growth.
00:19:34 - Taking Gospel into the World, 
Understanding and practicing these teachings is a real-world application of the gospel. Strengthening relationships and groups by improving communication and self-awareness aligns with the mission of spreading the gospel. Encouragement to reflect and have meaningful conversations with

Do you desire to connect with others on a deeper level and create genuine relationships? If so, you need to understand the power of love. The ability to manage emotions and communicate effectively is crucial in establishing lasting connections. As a guest, Father Boniface Hicks will share the solution to achieving this result, which is enhancing emotional intelligence. By understanding the significance of love in building relationships and learning how to deescalate situations, you can develop a stronger emotional connection with others. Join us as we explore the importance of love in creating authentic relationships.
• Unlock the power of understanding emotions to steer your interactions positively. 
• Gain insight into accepting emotions as messages, rather than hindrances. 
• Develop skills to calm heightened emotional states using grounding tactics. 
• Explore the connection between vulnerability and our protective mechanisms in relationships. 
• Grasp the essential role of love in establishing authentic connections. 
Timestamped summary of this episode:
00:00:00 - Introduction, 
Joe introduces Father Boniface Hicks and poses a question about the concept of blame and internalizing problems.
00:03:15 - Defense Mechanisms, 
Father Boniface explains that blame is a defense mechanism used to handle pain and that there are many other forms of avoidance and denial.
00:05:27 - Vulnerable Parts of a Person, 
Father Boniface explains that blame and defenses are covering up a scared, hurt, overwhelmed, insecure little child or vulnerable parts of a person.
00:07:14 - Importance of Healing and Connection, 
Father Boniface explains that stopping defense mechanisms is not enough and there needs to be healing, understanding, connection, and a place for the vulnerable part to be seen and exposed.
00:12:49 - De-escalating Situations, 
Father Boniface explains that the key to bringing down defenses is to love and accept the vulnerable part of a person and that this can be communicated through affirmation, acceptance, and a non-judgmental presence.
00:17:08 - Understanding Emotions, 
Father Boniface Hicks emphasizes the importance of understanding emotions and not considering them as problems. Emotions give us information and help us learn about ourselves. It's crucial to listen to them and not blame or shame them.
00:19:23 - Dealing with Anxiety, 
Father Boniface Hicks shares a personal experience of feeling anxious while teaching a class. He explains how anxiety can stem from a desire to be received and loved, and how to ground oneself in such situations. Taking a deep breath and de-escalating can help in such cases.
00:21:43 - Handling Accusations, 
Father Boniface Hicks discusses how accusations can push people into hyper-arousal and make it difficult for them to communicate rationally. He suggests that the accused take a deep breath and de-escalate the situation by asking for some time to settle down. 
00:22:08 - Wrapping Up, 
The host and guest wrap up the conversation, thanking listeners for their support and inviting them to share the podcast with friends. They also tease a part two of the conversation that will air next week.

Vulnerable Parts of a Person
 Recognizing and embracing our vulnerabilities is a crucial step towards personal growth and maintaining strong, genuine relationships. When we acknowledge our vulnerabilities, we take ownership of our feelings and experiences, enabling us to better understand ourselves and others. Embracing vulnerability also allows for more open and honest conversations, fostering greater trust in relationships. During his conversation with Joe Rockey, Father Hicks discussed how understanding the vulnerable aspects of an individual can greatly enhance relationships. 

Do you ever feel like your relationships could be more fulfilling and positive? Are you looking to improve your connections with others? As young adults, we all crave meaningful relationships but sometimes struggle to navigate them. The good news is that there is a solution. Join us as Father Boniface Hicks shares his insights on self-reflection and growth in relationships. Through his guidance, you will discover how to cultivate deeper connections with others, leading to a more satisfying and enriched life experience. Don't miss out on the opportunity to achieve the harmony and fulfillment we all desire in our relationships.
• Unearth the benefits of introspection in enhancing relationship bonds. 
• Realize the impact of choosing groups with shared values for your personal development. 
• Explore the art of identifying crucial differences versus trivial disputes in your interactions. 
• Understand the need for being adaptive and receptive to growth in relationships. 
• Find the keys to dismantling detrimental patterns in relatives and interpersonal dynamics. 
Timestamped summary of this episode:
00:00:01 - Introduction, 
Joe and Father Boniface discuss the importance of knowing one's identity and how groups can anchor our identity.
00:03:24 - Group Memberships, 
Our identity is developed in the context of relationships, and certain group memberships have more claim on our thought and behavior, forming our self-view.
00:07:44 - Leaving a Group, 
We leave groups when we have fundamental disagreements on non-negotiable values. Other groups may be left due to time constraints.
00:10:28 - Importance of Disagreements, 
Disagreements may be trivial or a matter of fundamental values. Life is dynamic, and people are capable of significant change.
00:16:40 - Conclusion, 
Mutual responsibility of adjusting the relationship as both people change is necessary. We create family systems that end up preserving what has been and repeating failures.
00:17:28 - The Complexity of Being Human, 
Father Boniface Hicks discusses the complexity of human relationships and encourages listeners to reflect on their own relationship patterns for personal growth.
00:18:43 - Self-Reflection and Hard Thinking, 
Investing time in self-reflection and hard thinking about our relationship patterns is more valuable than spending an extra half-hour watching TV. These exercises can potentially change our lives in many different ways.
00:20:12 - The Importance of Reflection and Relationships, 
Reflecting on our own is necessary but challenging. Having a confidant, a real sounding board, or a spiritual director to talk and reflect with is essential to see where we can make changes in our relationships.
00:21:31 - The Value of Spiritual Friendship, 
Spiritual friendship or just a genuine friendship where we can share things freely and talk openly is crucial. It helps us to acknowledge where someone else has made a change that we might not have noticed before.
00:22:09 - Wrapping-Up, 
Joe and Father Boniface wrap up the episode, thank their listeners, and encourage them to leave reviews on Apple and Spotify platforms. They also invite everyone to join them again next week.

Father Boniface Hicks found himself lost in the chaos of navigating complex human relationships in an ever-changing world. He discovered that while change is inevitable, we often struggle to accept it and adapt. In the midst of his turbulent times, he found that relationships were the key to providing the much-needed support and stability. Through his podcast, Father and Joe, he shared insights on how to cultivate strong relationships built on courage, justice, prudence, and humility. But then, something unexpected happened. What was it that made Father Hicks realize the importance of cultivating grounded relationships in a rapidly changing world? Stay tuned to find out.
• Discover techniques to maintain equilibrium in professional and personal ventures. 
• Uncover the merits of both cautious and imaginative idea generation for business success. 
• Grasp the significance of establishing foundations when facing change. 
• Delve into the impact of strong connections for stability in a dynamic world. 
• Probe the obstacles of contemporary society engagement and nurturing efficient relationships. 
Timestamped summary of this episode:
00:00:00 - Introduction, 
Joe and Father Boniface Hicks introduce the topic of relationships and how to recognize when something goes wrong.
00:02:20 - The Tendency to Stay in Problem Town, 
Most people would rather stay in a state of problem town than go through an experience that could change that. This tendency is ingrained in human nature and can make it difficult to embrace new ideas.
00:06:44 - The Value of Both Conservative and Open Approaches, 
There is value in both the conservative tendency to keep doing what we've been doing and the openness and creativity to go in a new direction. Ideally, these two approaches can work together in a fruitful conversation.
00:08:14 - The Importance of Humility, 
Humility is a balance between recognizing that you are not the most important person and also not the least important. It requires finding the balance of where you fit in a relationship.
00:13:10 - The Value of Patterns of Behavior, 
There is value in certain patterns of behavior and regular things because it frees us up from having to think about a lot of those things. We can focus on actual moments of creativity and new ideas.
00:17:06 - The Essence of Change, 
Father Boniface Hicks and Joe Rockey discuss the importance of being grounded in something while recognizing that what we have grounded ourselves in may be temporary. They emphasize the need for true dialogue and communication without feeling like there has to be an explicit winner and loser in each transaction, particularly in the sales arena.
00:18:41 - Advancements in Technology, 
The conversation shifts to advancements in technology, particularly in the age of instant gratification. Joe shares his amazement at the amount of internet he gets coming through his door per second and how the concept of buffering no longer exists in his life. They discuss the importance of being grounded in why we do things to avoid getting lost in the ether of change.
00:21:34 - Recognizing What Was Wrong, 
Father Boniface Hicks discusses the importance of being grounded in our identity and stable relationships to handle the chaos of unfamiliar situations. He emphasizes the need for secure attachments and solidified relationships to push into new territory and handle difficulties and conflicts.
00:23:30 - Growing Out into Unfamiliar Spaces, 
Father Boniface Hicks and Joe Rockey continue the discussion on being grounded in our identity and groups to push into unfamiliar spaces. They emphasize the importance of developing stable relationships and a firm foundation to handle new territory and uncertain experiences.
00:25:31 - Approaching Difficulties and Conflicts, 

In this episode of Father and Joe, titled "Life Is Not Static – And Never Can Be," Father and Joe explore the dynamic nature of life and the importance of embracing change and growth. They begin by discussing the concept that life is not static, highlighting that change is an inherent part of the human experience.

The conversation then turns to the idea of stepping outside of our comfort zones rather than running away to hide. Father and Joe emphasize the importance of embracing challenges and facing life's uncertainties with courage and resilience.

They delve into the topic of emotional self-regulation and share insights on how to cultivate emotional balance and stability in the face of life's ups and downs. They discuss practical strategies for managing emotions, such as mindfulness and seeking support when needed.

Father and Joe warn about the potential dangers of running away from life, highlighting the potential for creating a vicious cycle that hinders personal growth and fulfillment. They emphasize the importance of staying engaged with life, even when faced with difficulties, and seeking opportunities for growth and transformation.

The episode also touches on the significance of relational connections and the need to know where familiar territory is in our relationships. Father and Joe discuss the importance of genuine friendships and the value of having relationships that provide comfort, understanding, and support.

They conclude by exploring the concept of complete friendship, highlighting the qualities and characteristics of deep and meaningful friendships that contribute to personal growth, mutual support, and spiritual development.

Overall, this episode of Father and Joe invites listeners to embrace the dynamic nature of life, step outside of their comfort zones, and cultivate emotional self-regulation. It emphasizes the importance of staying engaged with life's challenges and nurturing meaningful relationships to navigate the ever-changing journey of life.


Episode TimeLine:
00:00 Life Is Not Static – And Never Can Be
03:47 Stepping Outside Rather Than Running Away to Hide
07:26 How to Become Emotionally Self-Regulated
11:09 The Potential of a Completely Vicious Cycle Resulting From Running Away From Life  
14:30 Relationally We Need to Know Where Familiar Territory Is 
16:01 What is Complete Friendship?20:01 Let God Into Our Relationship Process


The podcast Father and Joe brings us, as individuals, closer to the Holy Spirit and His Church.
Seek Peace. Be Open to God and Love. Learn from Your Sufferings. 
Thank you for listening.
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In this episode of Father and Joe, titled "How to Engage With People to Create Meaningful Relationships," Father and Joe explore the dynamics of relationships and how we can create meaningful connections with others. They begin by discussing the challenges that arise when we have relationships that others disapprove of, highlighting the importance of discernment and seeking guidance when necessary.

The conversation then turns to the superficial reasons people often have for engaging in relationships. Father and Joe emphasize the need to be selective in our relationships and focus on building connections that are based on genuine compatibility and shared values.

They discuss the qualities of ideal relationships, emphasizing the importance of trust, mutual respect, and a willingness to push into the unknown together. They also acknowledge that nobody has a perfect decision-making process when it comes to relationships, and it's essential to be open to growth and learning from our experiences.

Father and Joe encourage listeners to avoid the "run and hide" mentality when faced with challenges or conflicts in relationships. Instead, they emphasize the importance of addressing issues and working towards resolution and growth.

They also discuss relationships that are acceptable to avoid, highlighting situations that may be toxic, unhealthy, or detrimental to our well-being and spiritual growth.

The episode focuses on practical tips for engaging with people to create meaningful relationships. Father and Joe share insights on active listening, empathy, and finding common ground. They stress the importance of letting God into our relationship process, seeking His guidance and grace to nurture and strengthen our connections with others.

Overall, this episode of Father and Joe offers valuable insights and practical advice on how to engage with people to create meaningful and fulfilling relationships, emphasizing the importance of discernment, authenticity, and spiritual guidance in our relational journey.



Episode TimeLine:
00:00 When We Are Having Relationships Other People Disapprove
01:54 Superficial Reasons We Have Relationships With
04:34 Reason People Need to Be Selective
07:21 Ideal Relationships
09:10 Our Need to Push Into the Unknown
11:37 No One Has a Perfect Decision Making Process 
14:00 Avoiding the Run and Hide Mentality
16:02 Relationships That Are Acceptable to Avoid
18:01 How to Engage With People to Create Meaningful Relationships
20:01 Let God Into Our Relationship Process


The podcast Father and Joe brings us, as individuals, closer to the Holy Spirit and His Church.
Seek Peace. Be Open to God and Love. Learn from Your Sufferings. 
Thank you for listening.
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In this episode of Father and Joe, titled "What the Gospels Presume, and Why Some Things Are Revealed," Father and Joe explore the nature of the Gospels and why certain details are included while others are not. They begin by discussing whether Mary was with Jesus throughout His ministry, examining different perspectives on this topic.
The conversation then turns to the individuals who accompanied Jesus and helped finance His ministry, shedding light on the various supporters and disciples who played a role in His mission.
Father addresses the question of why God doesn't tell us every detail, highlighting the importance of faith and trust in God's plan. He explains that God reveals what is necessary for our salvation and spiritual growth, and that some details are left out to encourage us to seek understanding and engage in intellectual curiosity about the Bible.
The episode emphasizes the need to approach reading the Gospels with an open and curious mind. Father and Joe discuss what the Gospels presume about their readers and how we can apply the lessons and teachings found within them to our own lives.
They also explore the idea that we are more similar to the apostles than we may realize, facing similar challenges and struggles in our own faith journeys.
Father and Joe stress that the Bible always has more to teach those who actively seek it, encouraging listeners to dive deeper into the Scriptures with an open heart and mind.
They conclude the episode by emphasizing that the Holy Spirit will illuminate our understanding if we step into the faith and allow ourselves to be guided by the Spirit's wisdom and insight.
Overall, this episode of Father and Joe offers listeners a deeper understanding of the nature of the Gospels and encourages a thoughtful and curious approach to reading and interpreting the Scriptures.



Episode TimeLine:
00:00 Was Mary With Jesus Throughout His Ministry?
03:02 Who We Know Accompanied Jesus, and Helped Finance His Ministry
04:48 Why Doesn’t God Tell Us Every Detail?
05:58 How to Become Intellectually Curious About the Bible 
09:02 What the Gospels Presume, and Why Some Things Are Revealed
13:14 How To Apply Reading the Gospels in Our Life
14:45 How We Are More Similar to Apostles Than We Realize
16:49 The Bible Always Teaches More to Those Want to Find It
19:02 The Holy Spirit Will Illuminates Us, If We Step Into the Faith





The podcast Father and Joe brings us, as individuals, closer to the Holy Spirit and His Church.
Seek Peace. Be Open to God and Love. Learn from Your Sufferings. 
Thank you for listening.
[email protected]
https://imf.saintvincentseminary.edu/welcome/
Also you can find is on twitter @FatherAndJoe




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In this episode of Father and Joe, titled "How Do We Trust In the Faith?", Father and Joe explore the concept of faith and how we can trust in it. They begin by discussing the questions that bring mankind into a belief in God and the importance of being in awe and listening to our conscience.

The conversation then turns to the dawn of religion and what gives the most value in life. Father emphasizes the need to participate in the faith and the fruits that come from living it, including going from grief to grace.

Joe asks why we should trust in the gospel, and Father explains that the gospel offers a path to salvation and a guide for living a fulfilling life. He notes that trust in the gospel comes from a relationship with Jesus Christ.

The conversation continues with a discussion of how we can trust in faith, with Father and Joe emphasizing the importance of relationships. They note that relationships are the key to everything, including our relationship with God. Prayer is also discussed, with Father noting that prayer helps us to deepen our relationship with God.

The episode concludes with a discussion of the difference between doing things with God and for God. Father and Joe emphasize that doing things with God is more fulfilling and helps us to deepen our relationship with Him.

Overall, this episode of Father and Joe offers listeners insights into how we can trust in our faith and deepen our relationship with God through prayer and relationships.





Episode TimeLine:
00:00 How Do We Trust In the Faith?
01:32 Questions That Bring Mankind into a Belief in God
04:12 The Need to Be in Awe and Listen to Our Conscience 
05:10 Entering into the Dawn of Religion
06:09 What gives the most value?
07:06 The Need to Participate in the Faith
07:50 The Fruits of Living the Faith
08:43 Going from Greif to Grace
11:02 Why to Trust in the Gospel
12:15 How Can We Trust in Faith?
14:00 Relationships are the Key to Everything
18:14 Why do we Pray?
19:59 The difference of doing things with God and for God?


The podcast Father and Joe brings us, as individuals, closer to the Holy Spirit and His Church.
Seek Peace. Be Open to God and Love. Learn from Your Sufferings. 
Thank you for listening.
[email protected]
https://imf.saintvincentseminary.edu/welcome/
Also you can find is on twitter @FatherAndJoe




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 In this episode of Father and Joe, titled "What is Meant By an Apostolic Church?", Father and Joe delve into the concept of apostolicity in the Catholic Church. They begin by discussing what it means for the Church to be apostolic, emphasizing the importance of the Church's continuity with the teachings and practices of the apostles.

Father explains that Jesus made apostles to ensure that the message of salvation would be passed down through the generations. He notes that the Church is the proof of the Holy Spirit, as it has endured and grown despite persecution and opposition over the centuries.

The consistency of teaching the faith is also highlighted, with Father emphasizing that the Church has maintained its teachings on the sacraments, the Eucharist, and other core beliefs throughout its history.

Joe asks how Catholics have come to know the Holy Spirit, and Father notes that the Church has provided us with a wealth of resources, including scripture, the sacraments, and the guidance of the magisterium, to help us grow in our understanding of the Holy Spirit.

The conversation ends with a discussion of how recognizing the Holy Spirit differs from man's creations. Father and Joe emphasize that the Holy Spirit is not a human invention but a divine reality that is revealed to us through the Church and its teachings. They conclude that the apostolicity of the Church is essential to our understanding and experience of the Holy Spirit and His presence in our lives.

Overall, this episode of Father and Joe offers listeners a deeper appreciation for the apostolic nature of the Catholic Church and how it connects us to the Holy Spirit.

Episode TimeLine:

00:00 What is Meant By an Apostolic Church?

02:09 Why Jesus Made Apostles

08:40 The Church is the Proof is of Holy Spirit

13:40 Consistency of Teaching the Faith

16:49 How Catholics Have Come to Know the Holy Spirit 

19:12 Recognition of the Holy Spirit In Comparison to Man’s Creations

The podcast Father and Joe brings us, as individuals, closer to the Holy Spirit and His Church.

Seek Peace. Be Open to God and Love. Learn from Your Sufferings. 

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Apostles,