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By St. Basil the Great Catholic Church
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Fr. Ryan is joined with seminarians from our parish, Ike and Dylan, as they share some of the fruits from the propaedeutic year of seminary. Listen to last year's episode: https://basilthegreat.podbean.com/e/563-meet-our-seminarians-fr-ryan-ike-dawson-and-dylan-ennis/ Come, follow us: Parish Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify Music

Our bodies are an integral part of our humanity. It is our body that stops to consider the beauty of the fall trees, smell a burning candle, feel the warmth of a hoodie. Our culture can teach us to despise our bodies, but Jesus wants us to use our bodies to become fully alive and to glorify Him. Come, follow us: Parish Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify Music

Fr. Ryan walks us through the meaning of forgiveness and how to forgive like Jesus does. Even the small steps toward forgiveness that we take are important to our Heavenly Father. Come, follow us: Parish Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify Music

When we need to confront someone, Jesus teaches us the art of fraternal correction. Not going to Facebook, people at our gym, or turning to gossip, but rather in taking steps to tell the person how we feel we have been wronged and having a conversation with them about it. Come, follow us: Parish Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify Music

Fr. Ryan and Randi sit down to talk about burn out and give some practical tips and ideas on how to avoid and overcome burn out. Come, follow us: Parish Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify Music
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