Blessed are the dads who are poor in spirit. Dr. Greg Popcak explores how poverty of spirit helps us bring our Heavenly Father's heart to our children.

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Blessed are the dads who are poor in spirit. Dr. Greg Popcak explores how poverty of spirit helps us bring our Heavenly Father's heart to our children. Podcast Production Services by EveryWord Media

Poor in Spirit: Our Relationship with Our Children

The BeDADitudes, hosted by Dr. Greg Popcak, pastoral counselor, popular Catholic psychotherapist, author, & co-host of EWTN’s More2Life radio, offers eye-opening reflections on Catholic fatherhood based on his book, the BeDADitudes: 8 Ways to be an Awesome Dad. How can Jesus’ eight Beatitudes help us become fathers after the Heavenly Father’s own heart? What can our faith teach us about being the men God is calling us to be? Find out on The BeDADitudes Podcast.

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The BeDADitudes, hosted by Dr. Greg Popcak, pastoral counselor, popular Catholic psychotherapist, author, & co-host of EWTN’s More2Life radio, offers eye-opening reflections on Catholic fatherhood based on his book, the BeDADitudes: 8 Ways to be an Awesome Dad. How can Jesus’ eight Beatitudes help us become fathers after the Heavenly Father’s own heart? What can our faith teach us about being the men God is calling us to be? Find out on The BeDADitudes Podcast.

The BeDADitudes, hosted by Dr. Greg Popcak, pastoral counselor, popular Catholic psychotherapist, author, &amp; co-host of EWTN’s More2Life radio, offers eye-opening reflections on Catholic fatherhood based on his book, the BeDADitudes: 8 Ways to be an Awesome Dad. How can Jesus’ eight Beatitudes help us become fathers after the Heavenly Father’s own heart? What can our faith teach us about being the men God is calling us to be?&nbsp;Find out on The BeDADitudes Podcast.

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