In our final episode of 2021, we have a long overdue conversation about our podcast's patron: Saint Joseph, and the Litany that's devoted to him. Over the course of the discussion we reflect on the attributes that it outlines for all of us men should pursue in life for God, our families, and ourselves; attributes that can make us better men, better husbands, better fathers, better friends, better sons, and most importantly: better followers of Christ.

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The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of the hosts and Saint Joseph's Workshop.

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Special thanks to:

Ryan Blackman for designing the podcast logo, visit his website to see more of his excellent work: http://ryanblackman.design/

Stefania Boscarolli for guiding us with the disclaimer included with all of our episodes.

The hosts are joined by Fr. Csete, a priest who fled Hungary during it's occupation by Soviet Russia. He sits down with the guys to discuss what he saw as a young man in Hungary and how Marxist thought flows through a degradation of the male figure, and he goes on to share how this is currently happening in America today.

Special thanks to Dcn. Richard Marino for assisting Fr. Csete in the interview.

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If you like the Saint Joseph's Workshop podcast subscribe to receive notifications of new episodes! We are now available on Apple, Google, and Spotify!

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The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of the hosts and Saint Joseph's Workshop.

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Special thanks to:

Ryan Blackman for designing the podcast logo, visit his website to see more of his excellent work: http://ryanblackman.design/

Stefania Boscarolli for guiding us with the disclaimer included with all of our episodes.

The guys sit down for a conversation with Fr. Glenn Sudano of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal based in New York. Fr. Glenn chats about a range of ideas from men losing touch with their primal connection to nature, to recognizing the supernatural warfare we're up against on a daily basis.

If you like the Saint Joseph's Workshop podcast subscribe to receive notifications of new episodes! We are now available on Apple, Google, and Spotify!

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The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of the hosts and Saint Joseph's Workshop.

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Special thanks to:

Ryan Blackman for designing the podcast logo, visit his website to see more of his excellent work: http://ryanblackman.design/

Stefania Boscarolli for guiding us with the disclaimer included with all of our episodes.

If you like the Saint Joseph's Workshop podcast subscribe to receive notifications of new episodes! We are now available on Apple, Google, and Spotify!

Michael Grogan, of Michael Grogan Ministries in Philadelphia, sits down with the guys to discuss some of the basic ideas of putting flesh and blood on to the Catholic faith that we hold so dear: by serving others, and how a servants heart can positively impact the faith and virtue of the whole family beginning with us men.

For more information on Michael's work and to lend your support, check out his website: https://www.michaelgroganministry.com/

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The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of the hosts and Saint Joseph's Workshop.

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Special thanks to:

Ryan Blackman for designing the podcast logo, visit his website to see more of his excellent work: http://ryanblackman.design/

Stefania Boscarolli for guiding us with the disclaimer included with all of our episodes.

Alan, Jason and Andrew are joined by Eric Sammons, the executive director of Crisis Publications, editor in chief of Crisis Magazine, and author of several books including The Old Evangelization and Deadly Indifference. They discuss how we can better occupy our various roles as leadership, the mistakes and weaknesses that can interfere, and the ways we can grow and overcome so that we can rise to the occasions of leadership that are given to us.

Podcast series introduction with the three co-hosts Alan Hartman, Jason Marino, and Andrew Slankard, plus special guest Fr. Peter Kaczmarek.