Those Catholic Men

There is much to be received by working a farm--beauty, virtue, life lessons, the Love of God, and invaluable time with family. Listen in!

Bringing friends to Mass is awkward sometimes--because you always have to explain a bunch of stuff! It's great evangelization, but you have to have the right tools. Here are 12 things to share with people their first time at Mass.

Episode Notes

If Those Catholic Men and Exodus 90 are about anything, they are about identifying and releasing the true power of real male friendships and accountability in the context of our Catholic faith. So how do we identify a friendship between men that keeps us from isolation but also keeps us moving forward? Here's four qualities:

When one treats the poor kindly, one finds oneself before the altar of God” (8; 32). God will not be outdone in generosity and will reward both in this life and the next.

Carlos Bersabe takes a look at Cobra Kai and offers a lesson to take home.

"It is only through glorifying God’s name and upholding the dignity of each person that justice can be served. This is not something that a majority of business owners in this secular world tend to view as success. Justice seems to get pushed aside to increase profits or satisfy some shareholder value, which becomes a justification in the minds of those business owners. Justification is not the same as being just."

Written by: Dr. Karel Sovak on ThoseCatholicMen.com

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"Wisdom is a priceless gift that cannot be found in machines, but in the experiences of elders who can pass down knowledge of truth. Therefore, to win back the role of educating and mentoring that rightfully belongs to the wisdom of the adults, I find it best to look to the wisdom of the saints for a solution."

Written by Eduardo Cerdeiras on ThoseCatholicMen.com

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"Friends and students have been inspired by Senior to change their lives—getting back in touch with the basic realities of life and the beauty of the tradition. One took off from the Augustine Institute to do ministry on the land and has started a dairy. Others have jumped into learning about the arts and literature, incorporating them into their teaching and family life. Another friend who recently discovered Senior has decided to support the new St. Martin’s Academy and is considering a move to the area. Senior has challenged many of my students to reconsider how they use technology."

Written by: Dr. Jared Staudt on ThoseCatholicMen.com

"I do find it unfortunate that so many people who wrap their hands around a barbell never think of Christ and His Church and how it all could be used for the Glory of God. That is why I am encouraging you, dear reader, to grab a barbell and get to work. So many men around us already practice the ordinary things with the barbell and you could be the one to show them how that barbell could lead them to Christian perfection."

Written by: Joel Raines on ThoseCatholicMen.com

"In the light (rather, the darkness) of recent efforts to categorize prayer as empty, baseless, or ineffective,[1] we Catholic men must remind ourselves and others that without prayer, there is no speaking with God. We must, like Simon Peter, strengthen our brothers through prayer. Many thoughts which are inspired by God become actions. Prayer is action. Therefore, without prayer, we effectively eliminate our dialogue with the Almighty, ignoring every covenant established with God over millennia."

Written by: David La Mar on ThoseCatholicMen.com