Three Dogs North

Watch Mr. Rogers love a person the way God does.

Or watch the dad who ran Ironman marathons with his disabled son.

Should Fr. Rob go back to a dumb phone?

Watch the penhold master, but don’t get caught in the vortex.

Or try to live the strenuous life.

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Check out Guadalupe Roastery’s new project on artist Dony MacManus:

https://twitter.com/guadaluperoast/status/1051473909617438720

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If you want to donate to the Mission of Our Lady of the Angels (Franciscans of the Eucharist) on behalf of Fr. Mike go here:

https://www.givecentral.org/location/520/event/15012

Please put your name with the donation and Fr. Mike will offer a portion of his marathon in prayer for you and your intentions.

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Recorded this on August 21, 2018. Things appear to have gotten worse since.

Hey all. Thanks for sticking with us during the break. We’re back, and Fr. Rob and Fr. Mike are priests now. We talk about the joys of being ordained, and then cover some hard stuff regarding the recent scandals. Contact us at [email protected].

“Art has a right and a duty, for the sake of realism, to reproduce the human body, and the love of man and woman, as they are in reality, to speak the whole truth about them. The human body is an authentic part of the truth about man, just as its sensual and sexual aspects are an authentic part of the truth about human love. But it would be wrong to let this part obscure the whole – and this is what often happens in art.”

-Karol Wojtyla, Love and Responsibility

Buy Guadalupe Roastery coffee if you know what’s good for you, workers, the environment, and the Kingdom of God.

Video of the Blue Island Sessions Live with Fr. C-Bisc

The Word on Fire Show explains the religious significance of A Quiet Place

This American Life explores the awkwardness of teenagers watching an intense movie and its consequences

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“The discipline of temperance, understood as selfless self-preservation, is the saving and defending realization of the inner order of man. For temperance not only preserves, it also defends: indeed, it preserves by defending. For since the first sin man has been not only capable of loving himself more than he loves God his Creator but, contrary to his own nature, inclined to do so. The discipline of temperance defends him against all selfish perversion of the inner order, through which alone the moral person exists and lives effectively.”

-Josef Pieper, The Four Cardinal Virtues

These Irish Rowers were sad they missed their own celebration.

This week’s This American Life Episode is about a pastor who stopped believing in hell.

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