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Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. Thank you for joining me today. We have another short reading on the temptation to be self-complacent.
Please open to page 248 to read from Book Ten, Chapter Thirty-Nine.
Hello, Catholic Pilgrims. After a few days of longer readings, today is very short. It's a continuation of yesterday's reading on the praise of men.
Let's open to page 247 to read from Book Ten, Chapter Thirty-Eight.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. Why do we like the praises of men so much? I think it's because we are communal beings and we desire to belong. St. Augustine is going to talk more about how hard it is to let go of desiring the praises of men.
Let's open to Book Ten, Chapter Thirty-Seven on page 245.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. To be feared or loved by men. I think it's something that we all struggle with in some capacity.
Let's hear what St. Augustine has to say about it by reading from Book Ten, Chapter Thirty-Six on page 244.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. What is the sin of curiosity? Aren't we supposed to be curious? Well, let's see what St. Augustine has to say.
Please open to page 241 where we will be reading from Book Ten, Chapter Thirty-Five.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. Today is about our eyes and our sight. Our discussion afterwards will not be kid appropriate, just as a head's up.
We are reading from Book Ten, Chapter Thirty-Four on page 239.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. We are going to hear a lot about music today in our reading. Everyone has an opinion on music, so let's see what St. Augustine has to say.
Please open to page 238 to read from Book Ten, Chapter Thirty-Three.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. Thank you for joining me today. We have a short reading today on page 237, reading from Book Ten, Chapter Thirty-Two.
Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. Do you like to eat? I bet you do. And I'm sure it comes as no surprise that I do, too. Today's reading is all about gluttony.
So, grab your books and open to page 234 to read from Book Ten, Chapter Thirty-One.
Hello, Catholic Pilgrims. Today, St. Augustine is going to be talking more about overcoming his lustful ways, so I would caution about having young ears in the vicinity.
We must talk about these things, because they are real struggles and to ignore them is not helpful. We all know someone that struggles with lust.
So, let's turn to Book Ten, Chapter Thirty on page 233.
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