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- 18 Sometimes a Part Feels Like it Must Take Care of Itself
A reflection from today’s First Reading, in which the Lord tells the Israelites that they have been working hard to no avail, because they have been living on and trusting in their own merits rather than those of the Lord. But what about when a part inside of me feels like there’s no other option but to live on and trust in my own merits? What happens when the Lord feels untrustworthy? Thursday of the 25th Week in Ordinary Time
What are the 8 C’s of the innermost Self? Learn more with THIS GRAPHIC and THIS PODCAST episode.
What does it mean to have the wrong image of God? Read more HERE.
Guest presenter: Producer Elizabeth
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5 min - 17 Our Parts Form a "Village" Inside Us
In today's Gospel reading, Jesus sends his disciples out to proclaim the Good News from village to village. Consider that we all have internal "messengers" that can bring the Good News to all parts of us-- an internal evangelization. Altogether, our parts make up a whole village that needs to be prepared for Jesus' message. Wednesday of the 25th Week in Ordinary Time
Learn more about how a parts-minded approach to psychology is compatible with a Catholic understanding of the human person at Souls & Hearts.
Guest Presenter: Janet, of the Resilient Catholics Community
Questions or comments? Email [email protected]
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4 min - 16 How We Crowd Out Parts of Ourselves
A reflection on Luke 8:19-20 from today's Gospel reading: "The mother of Jesus and his brothers came to him but were unable to join him because of the crowd. He was told, 'Your mother and your brothers are standing outside and they wish to see you.'" Do you feel like there are parts of you who are standing outside your door but can't join you because of your internal crowd? Memorial of St. Padre Pio
All are invited to meet today's guest presenter, Bridget Adams, via Zoom at an upcoming Resilient Catholics Community informational meeting, to be held on Tuesday, Sept. 30th from 8-9 PM Eastern time. You can register for the Zoom meeting and learn more about Souls & Hearts' Resilient Catholics Community at members.soulsandhearts.com/rcc.
Guest Presenter: Bridget Adams, soulsandhearts.com
Questions or comments? Email [email protected]
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4 min - 15 Engaging in Human Formation Can Feel Like Releasing Your Inner Outcasts From Captivity
A reflection from today's Responsorial Psalm: "When the LORD brought back the captives of Zion, we were like men dreaming. Then our mouth was filled with laughter, and our tongue with rejoicing." How would it feel to bring our inner outcasts out of captivity? Monday of the 25 Week in Ordinary Time
All are invited to meet today's guest presenter, David Saunders, via Zoom at an upcoming Resilient Catholics Community informational meeting, to be held on Tuesday, Sept. 30th from 8-9 PM Eastern time. You can register for the Zoom meeting and learn more about Souls & Hearts' Resilient Catholics Community at members.soulsandhearts.com/rcc.
Learn the acronyms P.I.E.C.E.S. and R.O.T.A.T.E. by reading this article and this article.
Guest Presenter: David Saunders, soulsandhearts.com
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5 min - 14 Prayerful Hands Are Held Close to the Heart
A reflection on 1 Tim 2:8, from today's Second Reading: "It is my wish, then, that in every place the men should pray, lifting up holy hands, without anger or argument." Consider that when we pray, our hands are close to our heart. God desires the intimacy of union with our whole selves, all parts of us. 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Learn more about how a parts-minded approach to psychology is compatible with a Catholic understanding of the human person at Souls & Hearts.
Guest Presenter: Janet, of the Resilient Catholics Community
Questions or comments? Email [email protected]
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4 min - 13 A Testimony About the Transformation of Inner Outcasts
Today, Pam Malinoski shares a story of her own inner outcasts. She shares how, before getting to know her parts, she used to feel surges of fear of abandonment. Now, after five years of parts work and membership in the Resilient Catholics Community, she has been able to unburden her inner outcasts that carry that fear. Memorial of Sts. Andrew Kim Tae-gon and Paul Chong Ha-Sang and Companions, Martyrs
Learn more about the Resilient Catholics Community at https://members.soulsandhearts.com/rcc. Here, you can join the waitlist for the next RCC cohort (registration for which opens on Oct. 1, 2025) as well as join an RCC informational meeting taking place on Sept. 30, 2025 from 8:00 - 9:00 pm Eastern time.
Guest Presenter: Pam Malinoski, soulsandhearts.com
Questions or comments? Email [email protected]
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5 min - 12 How Do I React Internally to "Difficult" Scripture Verses?
In today's episode, our guest presenter, Fr. Peter Ascik, reflects how we may have widely diverse internal reactions to hearing a Scripture verse that could feel difficult to follow, which gives evidence that we are not simply a single personality but rather a multiplicity of personalities. Friday of the 24th week of Ordinary Time
For more information on why a single personality is not enough, check out the podcast Interior Integration for Catholics episode 116.
Guest Presenter: Fr. Peter Ascik of the Diocese of Charlotte, North Carolina
Questions or comments? Email [email protected]
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5 min - 11 Come to Me, All You Who Labor and Are Burdened
A reflection on the Gospel Acclamation from today's Mass: "Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest, says the Lord." (Matthew 11:28) Parts of us carry burdens, and parts of us feel like they are always laboring. So how is it possible for those parts to receive rest? Thursday of the 24th week of Ordinary Time
What do we mean by "managers," "firefighters," and "exiles"? Learn more about these parts of you by listening to THIS PODCAST or reading THIS ARTICLE.
Guest Presenter: Pam Malinoski, soulsandhearts.com
Questions or comments? Email [email protected]
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4 min - 10 Noticing Your Inner Children
Today we are joined by Dr. Gerry Crete, who reflects that sometimes our inner children just need to be noticed and understood, but also, that sometimes our inner children can be stubborn and will need the wisdom and strength of the innermost Self to guide them. Wednesday of the 24th Week in Ordinary Time
Dr. Gerry is the author of the book Litanies of the Heart and also of the three prayers: Litany of the Closed Heart, Litany of the Fearful Heart, and Litany of the Wounded Heart.
Guest Presenter: Dr. Gerry Crete, soulsandhearts.com, transfigurationcounseling.com, and author of Litanies of the Heart
Questions or comments? Email [email protected]Share your thoughts via this episode's YouTube comments at youtube.com/@ScriptureForYourInnerOutcasts
5 min - 9 Jesus Can Awaken the Parts of us that Feel Dead
Today we are joined by Dr. Gerry Crete, who reflects on the Gospel story of Jesus raising a widow's son from the dead. He applies this Scripture passage to the inner outcast parts of him that can feel dead, and suggests how relationship with Jesus can bring them back to life. Memorial of Sts. Cornelius and Cyprian
What does Dr. Gerry mean by "exiled parts"? Learn more in Episode 157 and Episode 130 of the "Interior Integration for Catholics" podcast.
Guest Presenter: Dr. Gerry Crete, soulsandhearts.com, transfigurationcounseling.com, and author of Litanies of the Heart
Questions or comments? Email [email protected]Share your thoughts via this episode's YouTube comments at youtube.com/@ScriptureForYourInnerOutcasts
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About Scripture for Your Inner Outcasts
From the publisher's feed
In the Gospels, Jesus reaches out to the outcasts, the most marginalized and rejected members of His society. In this very brief podcast, we take His approach inside – to reach out to your inner outcasts, the parts of you who are walking in darkness and gloom. Listen in and invite the Good News in the daily Mass readings to shine on your inner lost sheep, your inner prodigals, your inner lepers, your lame, deaf, and blind parts, your inner tax collectors, and your inner prostitutes – all those parts of you deemed unworthy and unacceptable by your protector parts.
Why? So that you can integrate inside, heal, and grow to flourish in accepting being loved, loving yourself in an ordered way, and then being able to love God wholeheartedly, with all your parts, and your neighbor as yourself. All informed by Internal Family Systems and other parts work approaches, and all firmly grounded in a Catholic understanding of the human person. Join us in seeing Scripture through a new lens, coming alive for those parts of you that may have experienced spiritual neglect and need healing.
This podcast is produced by Souls & Hearts, an organization dedicated to human formation from a Catholic lens. Learn more at soulsandhearts.com.
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