Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy discuss The Book of Tobit, Chapter 10, as an example of how being a devout Catholic means you will be tested by God as a way to heal your sin and the roots of sin.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy discuss Chapter 10 of the Book of Tobit and how it highlights the need for radical trust in the Lord, asking for grace to carry the burden of whatever happens in our lives.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy use Chapter 9 of the Book of Tobit to demonstrate the power of oaths and how fidelity to one’s word is as important as ever, despite a modern culture that doesn’t always share these values.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy continue reading from the Book of Tobit, Chapter 8. They explore how the story of Tobias and Sarah’s wedding night demonstrates love and faith, rather than fear and pessimism, as they trust that God is at work in their lives.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy explore the Book of Tobit, Chapter 8. They show how Tobias’ trust and obedience in fulfilling God’s instructions casts out the demon that had doomed Sarah’s previous betrothals.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy explore the Book of Tobit, Chapter 7. Through the marriage of Sarah and Tobias, they explore the beauty of allowing God to heal the shame of our past.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy continue their discussion of the Book of Tobit. In Chapter 6, they explore how the trials of Tobit’s son, Tobias, mimic the suffering in life that often precedes maturity and the rights of initiation into adulthood.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy move on to discuss the Book of Tobit chapter 5, exploring how God is concerned not just with our spiritual growth but also the practicalities of what it takes to live in this world.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy explore the wisdom – still relevant today – that Tobit passes down to his son in chapter 4 of the Book of Tobit.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy continues their exploration of the Book of Tobit and discusses the humility demonstrated in the prayers of Tobit and Sarah. Their truthfulness shows that when we show God the reality of our suffering, He responds with His own truth as a merciful God who loves us in our misery and pain.