In this episode, we dive headfirst into the drama behind the TEA app — a platform where women anonymously flag men as red or green. Is it justice or just gossip? We unpack the ethics of calling people out online, the fine line between warnings and slander, and how Christian values like mercy, forgiveness, and "turning the other cheek" fit into it all. We also end the discussion with another controversial topic: Is dolma overrated? You're not gonna want to miss this!
In this episode, we dive headfirst into the drama behind the TEA app — a platform where women anonymously flag men as red or green. Is it justice or just gossip? We unpack the ethics of calling people out online, the fine line between warnings and slander, and how Christian values like mercy, forgiveness, and "turning the other cheek" fit into it all.
We also end the discussion with another controversial topic: Is dolma overrated? You're not gonna want to miss this!
Featuring Fr. Simon Esshaki, Fr. Andy Younan, Fr. Daniel Shaba, & Fr. Tristan Farida

In this episode, we dive headfirst into the drama behind the TEA app — a platform where women anonymously flag men as red or green. Is it justice or just gossip? We unpack the ethics of calling people out online, the fine line between warnings and slander, and how Christian values like mercy, forgiveness, and "turning the other cheek" fit into it all. We also end the discussion with another controversial topic: Is dolma overrated? You're not gonna want to miss this! In this episode, we dive headfirst into the drama behind the TEA app — a platform where women anonymously flag men as red or green. Is it justice or just gossip? We unpack the ethics of calling people out online, the fine line between warnings and slander, and how Christian values like mercy, forgiveness, and "turning the other cheek" fit into it all. We also end the discussion with another controversial topic: Is dolma overrated? You're not gonna want to miss this! Featuring Fr. Simon Esshaki, Fr. Andy Younan, Fr. Daniel Shaba, & Fr. Tristan Farida

In this episode, we dive headfirst into the drama behind the TEA app — a platform where women anonymously flag men as red or green. Is it justice or just gossip? We unpack the ethics of calling people out online, the fine line between warnings and slander, and how Christian values like mercy, forgiveness, and "turning the other cheek" fit into it all. We also end the discussion with another controversial topic: Is dolma overrated? You're not gonna want to miss this!
In this episode, we dive headfirst into the drama behind the TEA app — a platform where women anonymously flag men as red or green. Is it justice or just gossip? We unpack the ethics of calling people out online, the fine line between warnings and slander, and how Christian values like mercy, forgiveness, and "turning the other cheek" fit into it all.
We also end the discussion with another controversial topic: Is dolma overrated? You're not gonna want to miss this!
Featuring Fr. Simon Esshaki, Fr. Andy Younan, Fr. Daniel Shaba, &amp; Fr. Tristan Farida

Gossip in the Digital Era: A Discussion on the TEA App [Ep. 52]

Fr. Simon Esshaki hosts engaging conversations and shares a meal with three of his brother priests. This Catholic podcast offers candid, informal discussions on theology, faith, and contemporary issues, seen through a distinct Chaldean Catholic lens.
Explore the profound ancient spirituality of the Church of the East, bringing unique and fresh perspectives to Christianity and modern culture. This show is for anyone seeking spiritual insights, Catholic wisdom, and meaningful dialogue about faith in today's world.
Listen in for discussions that truly nourish your soul, enlighten your understanding, and make you hungry!

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Fr. Simon Esshaki hosts engaging conversations and shares a meal with three of his brother priests. This Catholic podcast offers candid, informal discussions on theology, faith, and contemporary issues, seen through a distinct Chaldean Catholic lens. Explore the profound ancient spirituality of the Church of the East, bringing unique and fresh perspectives to Christianity and modern culture. This show is for anyone seeking spiritual insights, Catholic wisdom, and meaningful dialogue about faith in today's world. Listen in for discussions that truly nourish your soul, enlighten your understanding, and make you hungry!

Fr. Simon Esshaki hosts engaging conversations and shares a meal with three of his brother priests. This Catholic podcast offers candid, informal discussions on theology, faith, and contemporary issues, seen through a distinct Chaldean Catholic lens.
Explore the profound ancient spirituality of the Church of the East, bringing unique and fresh perspectives to Christianity and modern culture. This show is for anyone seeking spiritual insights, Catholic wisdom, and meaningful dialogue about faith in today's world.
Listen in for discussions that truly nourish your soul, enlighten your understanding, and make you hungry!

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