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- 7 The Mercy of God Extends to All our Parts
Psalm 78:38 reads "...but he that is God, being merciful, forgave their sins and destroyed them not. Often he turned back his anger and let none of his wrath be roused. He, being merciful, forgave their sin and destroyed them not." Our parts can be so out of touch with God's mercy. And parts can browbeat other parts with "crosses" that are not from our Lord. Exaltation of the Holy Cross
Want to learn more? Check out Dr. Peter's Interior Integration for Catholics wherever you find podcasts.
Guest Presenter: Dr. Peter Malinoski, soulsandhearts.com
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5 min - 6 Am I a Good Tree?
In today's Gospel, Jesus says, "A good tree does not bear rotten fruit, nor does a rotten tree bear good fruit." When hearing this, a part of us might wonder, "Am I a good tree?" For many of us, our emotional experience of our own goodness differs from the truth that our inherent goodness stems from God himself. Memorial of St. John Chrysostom
Interested in more content from Dr. Gerry Crete? Check out his Kingdom Within series of articles.
Guest Presenter: Dr. Gerry Crete, soulsandhearts.com, transfigurationcounseling.com, and author of Litanies of the Heart
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5 min - 5 Human Formation Can Bring Our Parts Out of Blindness and Into the Light
A reflection on the Luke 6:39-40 from today's Mass: "Jesus told his disciples a parable: 'Can a blind person guide a blind person? Will not both fall into a pit? No disciple is superior to the teacher; but when fully trained, every disciple will be like his teacher.'" Many of our parts live as if they are blind. Through human formation and the cultivation of our innermost Self we can bring our parts into the light. Friday of the 23th week of Ordinary Time
If today's reflection resonates with you, you might be interested in the Resilient Catholics Community, a 400+ member community journeying together through a 44-week program of human formation by Souls & Hearts.
Guest Presenter: Bridget Adams, soulsandhearts.com
Questions or comments? Email [email protected]
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5 min - 4 Love Your Enemies Within You
From our Mass Gospel today, Luke 6:27-28: "To you who hear what I say, love your enemies. Do good to those who hate you. Bless those who curse you." We are taking that inside to the "undesirable" parts within us, deemed so by our spiritual managers. "Charity begins at home," really at home, within us. Thursday of the 23rd Week of Ordinary Time.
What are parts? Learn more with Episode 159 of the Interior Integration for Catholics podcast
Guest presenter: Dr. Peter Malinoski, soulsandhearts.com
Questions or comments? Email [email protected]
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5 min - 3 Blessed Are You Who Hunger
In todays' Gospel reading, Jesus gives his disciples the Beatitudes. We reflect today on one Beatitude, "Blessed are you who are now hungry, for you will be satisfied." For what do you hunger? What does it mean to be satisfied in that hunger? Wednesday of the 23rd Week in Ordinary Time
What do parts of you hunger for? Listen to the podcast Interior Integration for Catholics episode 62 to learn about attachment and integrity needs.
Who is your innermost Self? Listen to Interior Integration for Catholics episode 158 to find out.
Guest presenter: Producer Elizabeth
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4 min - 2 How Might I Be Gracious and Merciful Towards Myself?
A reflection on the Responsorial Psalm from today's Mass: "The LORD is gracious and merciful, slow to anger and of great kindness. The LORD is good to all and compassionate toward all his works." Can we take God's example and be gracious, merciful, and slow to anger towards ourselves? Memorial of St. Peter Claver
Are you curious to know what a "part," "burden," and the "innermost Self" are? Learn more at Souls & Hearts, or by watching this video by Internal Family Systems founder Richard Schwartz, or by listening to this podcast by Souls & Hearts founder Dr. Peter Malinoski.
Guest Presenter: Bridget Adams, soulsandhearts.com
Questions or comments? Email [email protected]
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4 min - 1 How All Things Can Work Together for Good in your Human Formation
On the Feast of the Nativity of Mary, we explore Romans 8:28 from the first reading of the Mass: "We know that all things work for good for those who love God, who are called according to his purpose." Our parts can be very out of touch with this reality. We may know this is true intellectually, but not experientially, across our parts. Let's check out how this verse lands with our parts.
Guest presenter: Dr. Peter Malinoski, soulsandhearts.com
Questions or comments? Email [email protected]
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About Scripture for Your Inner Outcasts
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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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