Welcome back to For Pete's Sake where we read and discuss papal encyclicals.  This is episode 23.  We are working through Pope Francis' latest work "Fratelli Tutti".  If you would like to read along go to http://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/encyclicals/documents/papa-francesco_20201003_enciclica-fratelli-tutti.html

Today we will be going through Chapter 7 paragraphs 236-245: "The Value and Meaning of Forgiveness".

This week, we're discussing our reversions! Liz goes first, Kat starts around 10:22. Thanks for listening! 

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Paragraphs 215-223 of Fratelli Tutti today! We discuss encountering others in children's education (we're sorry but homeschooling is totally our thing, okay!), ESL, and authentic kindness, and what that looks like in the boy children. 

We chatted about these resources: 

www.teacherspayteachers.com

https://native-land.ca/ <- A map to help you identify which native people group lived where you live now! 

Lessons from Turtle Island: Native Curriculum in Early Childhood Classrooms 

Heritagemom.com <- Black literature and history for kids, a Liz Favorite

A Broken Flute <- Get your library to buy this book! It's a great reference, but very expensive for the average budget. 

Charlotte Mason's Series <- read the 20 principles and Home Education for stuff on kindness/habits. 

Episode 19

We are wrapping up chapter 5 today and moving out of the political land. We mention a few ways to cut through PR plays and get to some real helpful sources when deciding what political candidate you should vote for. Have good news hygiene. 

Paragraphs  186-198

The Donkey No One Could Ride- Anthony DeStefeno

The Appalling Strangeness on the Mercy of God. The Story of Ruth Pakaluk  You can also find this on Formed.org if you have an account.

What are some one your favorite, reliable news sources?

Kat & Liz 2024

Welcome back to For Pete's Sake.  Today we will be going through Chapter 5 : 170-185.

Now after setting the stage with what populism has done to our political atmosphere, Pope Francis is going to talk in a little more detail, especially on an international level, what changes need to take place.  It is not a complete economic blueprint, but a better lens of what kind of political change is going to need to look through.  Once again we are brought back to solidarism and subsidiary rhetoric and the notion of Catholic Distributism.

"What I Saw in America" by G.K. Chesterton

http://www.loyalbooks.com/book/what-i-saw-in-america-by-chesterton

Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church- JPII

https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/pontifical_councils/justpeace/documents/rc_pc_justpeace_doc_20060526_compendio-dott-soc_en.html

Welcome back to another episode of For Pete's Sake!  We are on chapter 5 of Fratelli Tutti.  You can get your own digital copy of Fratelli Tutti: HERE 

In this episode we will be going through paragraphs 154-169.

To help explain shorts and the housing bubble Liz has recommended the fun movie The Big Short.

&Campaign's Church Politics Podcast had a good explanation about the Gamestop situation.

If you wanted a little more context for chapter 5, we recommend reading through Pope Francis' 2013 Apostolic Exhortation

You can get your digital copy HERE

Read Fratelli Tutti along with us here, as we read paragraphs 142-153. 

What is your culture? Does it come from your race/ethinicity? Your faith? What part of American culture do you participate in, consciously or unconsciously? What parts of the culture you are born to do you reject? Do you love sharing your culture or is it something private you'd rather share with only close friends? 

NPR's Rough Translation and the episode Our Boxes, Ourselves (listen also to part 2, Boxing Back) 

Plaid Skirts and Basic Black and the first episode of the ongoing Echoes and Hope series 

On this episode of For Pete’s Sake we will be working through Chapter 4 paragraphs 128-141 of Fratelli Tutti.

Follow along with us at

http://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/encyclicals/documents/papa-francesco_20201003_enciclica-fratelli-tutti.html

Open Wide Our Hearts

“To work at ending racism, we need to engage the world and encounter others – to see,  maybe for the first time, those who are on the peripheries of our own limited view.”

Open Wide Our Hearts: The Enduring Call to Love – A Pastoral Letter Against Racism

VIRTUAL EXHIBIT

https://www.openwideourheartsgb.org/

This is the previous For Pete’s Sake episode on immigration.

https://anchor.fm/forpetessake266/episodes/Sojourners-in-the-land-of-America-enm2du