Season 2 Episode 8: Seeking Truth in an Age of Misinformation

In this episode, Fr. Thomas, Chris, and Anthony explore what it means to seek truth in a world filled with countless opinions. They discuss the biases and prejudices we often fall into, and how becoming aware of these tendencies can shape the way we discern what is true. The conversation then turns to a Christian understanding of seeking the truth, offering a deeper perspective on how faith guides our search.

Coherence as a constraint on scientific inquiry -https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11229-025-05281-3#Sec14

Credits:

Audio Video - Iva Mulloth, Isaiah Thomas

Studio Manager: Josh Thomas

Editing & Social Media: Joseph Abraham - https://www.josephaabraham.com/

Season 2 Episode 6: Video GamesIn this episode, Fr. Thomas and Chris discuss video games. What is the Christian significance of play, and the virtues associated with play? Can video games offer real value to a person’s intellectual or social life? Can gaming be art? What are some of the arguments about video games?Credits: Audio-Video - Iva Mulloth, Isaiah ThomasStudio Manager: Josh ThomasEditing & Social Media: Joseph Abraham - https://www.josephaabraham.com/

Season 2 Episode 6: Is Control Evil?In this episode, Fr. Thomas, Anthony & Chris discuss the topic of control. They discuss how control often carries a negative connotation and how healthy control is necessary for a virtuous Christian life. They discuss the challenges that come with control, the uncertainties of certainties, and the confidence one gains with a healthy sense of control.This episode is based on an essay - Transcending the Need for Control - https://www.seektruth.one/2025/10/18/transcending-control.htmlCredits: Audio-Video - Iva Mulloth, Isaiah ThomasStudio Manager: Josh ThomasEditing & Social Media: Joseph Abraham - https://www.josephaabraham.com/

Season 2 Episode 5: Arts, Media & Creativity with Shelton PinheiroIn this episode, Fr. Thomas & Anthony have the privilege of interviewing Shelton Pinheiro - a renowned artist in the field of music, arts, and creativity. Shelton shares how he discovered his calling to the creative arts, how the arts help him find God, his encounter with Christ through beauty, and how this encounter shaped his perspective on the creative arts.About Shelton Pinheiro:Shelton Pinheiro is an accomplished artist from Kerala, India, currently serving as the Executive Creative Director at Stark Communications, a leading Indian advertising firm whose award-winning work has been showcased internationally -including in Times Square, New York, and Los Angeles. Beyond his creative leadership in advertising, Shelton is a founding member of Rex Band, a pioneering Christian music group within the Jesus Youth movement. As a singer-songwriter and current coordinator of the Rex Band, he has performed worldwide, including at multiple World Youth Day events and before the Holy Father. In addition to his work with Rex Band, Shelton is also active in the Indian film industry as a singer and songwriter, continuing to blend artistry and faith through his diverse creative pursuits.https://www.stark.in/https://www.rexband.org/https://youtu.be/1w9WTCoaxgs?si=LGN5QgutyrSSCzDXCredits: Audio/Video - Iva Mulloth, Isaiah ThomasStudio Manager: Josh ThomasEditing & Social Media: Joseph Abraham - https://www.josephaabraham.com/

Season 2 Episode 4: FreedomIn this episode, Fr. Thomas, Anthony, and Chris delve into the profound concept of freedom - what it truly means and how our understanding of it influences our daily lives. They unpack the nuances behind the idea of freedom, comparing Christian and secular perspectives, and discuss how true freedom isn’t just the absence of restraint, but the capacity to choose the good. The conversation also explores the challenges that come with freedom and how laws, rules, and moral boundaries can actually protect and enhance our freedom, rather than limit it. Credits: Audio Video - Iva Mulloth, Isaiah ThomasStudio Manager: Josh ThomasEditing & Social Media: Joseph Abraham - https://www.josephaabraham.com/

Season 2 Episode 3: Friendship with Joseph Abraham & Geoffrey MerzIn this episode, Anthony Kunnumpurath is joined by Joseph Abraham and Geoffrey Merz for a heartfelt conversation on the gift and beauty of friendship. Together, they explore how friendship is not only a blessing but also a formative force that shapes who we are—helping us grow in virtue, character, and authentic connection with others. Shownotes: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/07/opinion/sunday/do-your-friends-actually-like-you.htmlAbout our Guests:Joseph Abraham is a designer/video editor with his own creative firm - https://www.josephaabraham.com/ He is a musician, artist, filmmaker, and editor, among many other things. He is also the co-founder, along with Geoffrey Merz, of Thrive, a ministry that allows people to encounter Christ through the beauty of fellowship, nature, and adventure. Geoffrey Merz is the Director of Student Life at the School of Nazareth, a program for college students to grow in discipleship in South Florida. https://www.amorischristi.org/school-of-nazarethCredits: Audio Video - Iva Mulloth, Isaiah ThomasSet Manager: Josh ThomasEditing & Social Media: Joseph Abraham - https://www.josephaabraham.com/

Season 2 - Episode 2: Discipline with Jithin George

In this episode, Fr. Thomas Pulickal and Anthony Kunnumpurath are joined by Jithin George, a licensed mental health counselor, for an engaging conversation on impulsiveness, emotions, and the vital role of self-discipline. Jithin shares from his experience how self-discipline enables us to move beyond reacting out of impulse or emotion, helping us integrate our feelings into thoughtful and intentional decision-making. The discussion also delves into how discipline is communicated and modeled to others, especially children. Jithin reflects on parenting his own children, why it’s important to impart discipline in a way that builds character and responsibility—without instilling fear—emphasizing how love, guidance, and consistency shape emotionally healthy individuals.

About our Guest - Jithin George, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Florida, where he has in own practice - Fully Alive Therapies (https://fullyalivetherapies.com/)

He also serves as Assistant Professor of Pastoral Theology and Co-ordinator of Counseling Services at St.Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary, Florida. Jithin is a husband and proud father of three wonderful children, and he currently resides in Florida.

Shownotes:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/thinking-in-black-white-and-gray/202111/two-parts-the-brain-govern-much-mental-life

Credits: Audio/Video - Iva Mulloth, Isaiah Thomas

Set Manager: Josh Thomas

Editing & Social Media: Joseph Abraham - https://www.josephaabraham.com/

Season 2 - Episode 1: Regret, Nostalgia & Memory

In the first episode of our new season, Fr. Thomas Pulickal, Chris Cammarata, and Anthony Kunnumpurath dive into the theme of memory. Together they explore how we are called to engage with our memories, the ways in which they can sometimes hold us back, and the path toward healing. The conversation touches on the challenges of nostalgia and regret, and how faith invites us to approach our past with honesty, mercy, and hope.To learn more about the Spiritual Exercises offered by Amoris Christi, visit https://www.spiritual-exercises-ac.org/.

In this episode, Fr. Thomas explores what it means to be poor in spirit.

In this episode, Fr. Thomas shares about the deception of indecision, exploring how avoiding a choice is a choice in itself.