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  • NFP: The Art of Dodging Kids and Conjugal Acts (Episode 253)

    If you’d like to reach us, go to unchartedcatholicman.com or email [email protected]

    00:00:30 - Unlocking a New Level: The Marquette Method
    00:01:08 - Reflections on Father Ripperger and Tim Gordon
    00:02:15 - The Fallout Between Timothy Gordon and Taylor Marshall
    00:03:20 - Timothy Gordon's NFP Course Update
    00:04:32 -  @AnnulmentProof 's Unique Perspective on NFP
    00:06:04 - Exploring the Marquette Method
    00:06:35 - Understanding NFP and Ovulation
    00:09:10 - Navigating the Challenges of NFP
    00:10:45 - The Benefits of Extended Fertility Windows
    00:11:30 - The Complexity of Sexual Ethics
    00:12:00 - Chastity and Its Implications
    00:19:48 - The Church's Teaching on Solo Acts
    00:22:05 - The Realities of Married Life and Chastity
    00:30:32 - The Burden of Rigid Rules
    00:35:38 - Finding Balance in Catholic Life
    00:39:55 - Trusting in God's Mercy
    00:42:37 - Podcast Updates and Future Plans
    00:45:15 - The Impact of Consistency on Viewership
    The Uncharted Catholic Man is a podcast hosted by two Catholic men, husbands, and fathers. Craig and Jonah describe and discuss their own personal experiences, observations, questions, concerns, and struggles to understand and live out the Catholic Church’s moral teachings with respect to marriage and sexuality. We believe in strengthening marriages and families through communication, mercy, and understanding. We attempt to be faithful to the Church’s teaching, and offer guidance and support to Catholic couples trying to faithfully and fully live out their marriages.
    #catholicpodcast #unchartedcatholicman #nfp #naturalfamilyplanning #marriage #catholicmarriage #abstinence #theologyofthebody #catechism #catholiccatechism #humanaevitae #contraception #chastity #faithfullness #catholic #catechism #magisterium #pope #humanaevitae #humanlife #confession #mercy #2352 #intimacy #licit #masturbation
    Marquette Method
    NFP (Natural Family Planning)
    Father Ripperger
    Tim Gordon
    Taylor Marshall
    John Farrell
    Humani Vitae
    Onan
    Solomon
    King David
    Catholic Church
    Baltimore Catechism
    CCD (Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
    Catholic Twitter
    Trad Wife
    Scrupulosity
    Sexual Deviance
    Conjugal Act
    Birth Control
    Sexual Chastity

    46 min
  • Ice Cream, Intimacy, and the "Fertile Window": Do we actually agree with Timothy Gordon on NFP?

    (9.26.24 livestream replay)

    Topics Covered:
    Does intimacy improve communication or communication improve intimacy?
    Love languages and their impact on intimacy and abstinence
    Reflections on Timothy Gordon and Father Ripperger's discussion of NFP
    Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments!
    00:02:30 - Life in the Desert
    00:03:30 - Improving Communication in Marriage
    00:05:30 - Intimacy, abstinence, and the Five Love Languages
    00:08:30 - Balancing Love Languages
    00:10:30 - NFP and Marital Dynamics
    00:12:30 - Timothy Gordon's Surprising Views on NFP
    00:20:30 - NFP, Catholic Morality, and the "fertile window"
    00:30:30 - The Challenges of NFP
    00:40:30 - Couples that Abuse NFP and other imaginary things.
    00:50:30 - Josephite Marriages

    Timothy Gordon
    Father Ripperger
    Trent Horn
    Pius XII
    NFP (Natural Family Planning)
    Josephite marriage
    Lactobacillus ruteri
    Kawasaki
    Amish
    kefir
    raw milk
    ice cream
    five love languages
    acts of service
    quality time
    physical touch
    words of affirmation
    gifts
    infertility
    biological component
    marital intimacy
    communication skills
    marital relationship
    grandparenting
    fertility window
    marital vows
    psychological reasons
    sociological reasons
    financial reasons
    Humanae Vitae
    Grave Cause
    Grave Reason

    1 hr 21 min
  • Episode 252: Tied Up in Guilt: The Church's Endless War Against "Self-Abuse"

    In this episode of the Uncharted Catholic Man podcast, Craig and Jonah dive deep into the complexities surrounding the topic of masturbation and its moral implications within the Catholic Church. They reflect on the teachings of St. Alphonsus Liguori and explore the historical context of sexual morality, questioning the burden of proof placed on couples regarding their intimate lives.

    Join them as they discuss the humorous yet serious anecdotes about saints and their struggles, the lack of clarity in church teachings, and the impact of these teachings on modern marriages. They also touch on the differences in how male and female sexuality has been addressed historically and the challenges faced by couples trying to adhere to strict moral codes.
    This episode aims to spark thoughtful discussion and encourage listeners to consider the nuances of sexual morality in the context of faith. Whether you're a devout Catholic or simply curious about the topic, this episode offers a unique perspective that you won't want to miss!
    Topics Covered:
    - The burden of proof on the Church regarding sexual morality
    - Anecdotes about St. Alphonsus Liguori and other saints
    - Historical context of masturbation and its moral implications
    - The impact of strict teachings on modern marriages
    - Differences in the treatment of male and female sexuality
    Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more insightful discussions! If you want to join the conversation, check out our newsletter and Discord community at unchartedcatholicman.com.
    The Uncharted Catholic Man is a podcast hosted by two Catholic men, husbands, and fathers. Craig and Jonah describe and discuss their own personal experiences, observations, questions, concerns, and struggles to understand and live out the Catholic Church’s moral teachings with respect to marriage and sexuality. We believe in strengthening marriages and families through communication, mercy, and understanding. We attempt to be faithful to the Church’s teaching, and offer guidance and support to Catholic couples trying to faithfully and fully live out their marriages.
    If you’d like to reach us, please use our LinkTree https://linktr.ee/unchartedcatholicman or just send us an email [email protected]
    #catholicpodcast #unchartedcatholicman #nfp #naturalfamilyplanning #marriage #catholicmarriage #abstinence #theologyofthebody #catechism #catholiccatechism #humanaevitae #contraception #chastity #faithfullness #catholic #catechism #magisterium #pope #humanaevitae #humanlife #confession #mercy #2352 #intimacy #licit #masturbation
    St. Alphonsus Liguori
    Onan
    St. Francis
    St. Clement of Alexandria
    Humanae Vitae
    Casti Canubi
    Veritatis Splendor
    Catholic Church

    44 min
  • Episode 251: From Covenant Church to Boston College: A Wicked Good Journey of Faith

    If you’d like to reach us, please go to unchartedcatholicman.com.

    Craig welcomes Jonathan Heaps, the director of the Bernard J. Lonergan Institute at Seton Hall University, for an engaging discussion on the intersection of faith, philosophy, and morality within the Catholic tradition.
    Jonathan shares his journey from evangelicalism to Catholicism, discussing intellectual struggles. The conversation covers evil as privation, sin, moral teachings, Catholic sexual morality, discernment in marriage, and Bernard Lonergan's insights on procreation and moral theology.
    Guest's webpage: https://www.jonathanheaps.com/
    Bernard J. Lonergan Institute at Seton Hall University: https://www.shu.edu/lonergan/
    00:01:32 - Jonathan's Background
    Jonathan shares his academic background, conversion to Catholicism, and early influences from evangelical traditions.
    00:03:20 - Interdisciplinary Influences
    Jonathan reflects on the impact of his philosophy education at an evangelical school and its connection to Catholic thought.
    00:04:20 - Common Experiences of Converts
    Craig and Jonathan discuss the shared experiences of individuals from non-Catholic backgrounds who convert to Catholicism.
    00:06:24 - Crisis of Authority in Evangelicalism
    Jonathan explains the challenges faced by evangelicals regarding the sufficiency of Scripture and the search for authority.
    00:09:39 - Retention Rates of Converts
    Discussion on the retention rates of converts to Catholicism and the factors influencing their commitment.
    00:11:15 - Cradle Catholics vs. Converts
    Craig shares his experience as a revert to Catholicism and the challenges of questioning traditional teachings.
    00:12:01 - Catholic Sexual Morality
    Exploration of the complexities and challenges surrounding Catholic sexual morality and the perception of rules.
    00:15:40 - Comparing Evangelical and Catholic Ethics
    Jonathan contrasts the sexual ethics of evangelical circles with Catholic teachings on marriage and procreation.
    00:17:59 - Orthodoxy and Moral Theology
    Discussion on the focus of moral theology in both Catholic and evangelical contexts, particularly regarding sexual ethics.
    00:22:07 - Lonergan's Approach to Moral Theology
    Jonathan introduces Lonergan's perspective on moral theology and the importance of understanding the good.
    00:26:25 - Understanding Sin and Moral Good
    Discussion on reframing the understanding of sin and moral obligations in light of Lonergan's teachings.
    00:28:30 - Lonergan's Critique of Humanae Vitae
    Jonathan summarizes Lonergan's private letter regarding Humanae Vitae and his views on the church's authority.
    00:31:13 - The Shift in Scientific Understanding
    Exploration of the differences between classical and modern scientific ideals and their implications for moral theology.
    00:33:33 - Lonergan's Methodology
    Jonathan discusses Lonergan's methodology in theology and the importance of engaging with contemporary culture.
    00:36:42 - Moral Discernment and Concrete Good
    The conversation shifts to the importance of moral discernment and the relationship between rules and concrete situations.
    00:40:10 - The Challenge of Moral Fitness
    Jonathan emphasizes the need for moral fitness and preparation to do good rather than merely avoiding bad actions.
    00:43:39 - Jesus' Teachings on Morality
    Discussion on the balance between Jesus' call to perfection and the burdens of moral living.
    00:49:26 - Lonergan's Authentic Perspective
    Jonathan shares insights on Lonergan's genuine perspective regarding church teachings and moral theology.
    00:52:19 - Cultural Engagement and Tradition
    Discussion on Lonergan's view of the church's engagement with modern culture and the evolution of moral understanding.

    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode 250: Holding Firm: A Stimulating Look at the History of Masturbation in Catholic Thought.

    In this milestone episode 250 of our podcast, Craig and Jonah dive deep into a topic that has sparked curiosity and debate throughout history: masturbation and Catholic teaching.

    If you’d like to reach us, please go to unchartedcatholicman.com or email [email protected]
    Join us as we explore the historical context of the Church's stance on masturbation, referencing key documents like the Catechism of Trent and the 1999 Catechism of the Catholic Church. Discussing the significance of companionship in marriage, the moral implications of sexual pleasure, and the evolving understanding of human sexuality within the Church.
    With a mix of humor and serious reflection, we dive deep into the surprising history of this taboo subject across cultures and religions, with particular emphasis on the evolution of thought in Catholic teaching.
    Whether you're a long-time listener or new to our discussions, this episode promises to be enlightening and thought-provoking. Don't miss out on this stimulating conversation!
    Topics Covered:
    Historical perspectives on masturbation in the Church
    The Catechism of Trent vs. the Catechism of the Catholic Church
    The moral implications of sexual pleasure
    The role of psychology in understanding sexual behavior and culpability
    00:01:00 - Episode Milestone and Topic Introduction
    Celebration of the 250th episode and introduction of masturbation and Catholic teaching.
    00:01:30 - The Missionary to the Masturbators
    00:02:10 - Overview of the Catechism of the Catholic Church
    Introduction to section 2352 of the Catechism regarding masturbation.
    00:02:40 - Constant Tradition and Moral Sense of the Faithful
    Discussion on the Church's teaching that masturbation is intrinsically disordered.
    00:04:00 - UCAT Catechism Insights
    Exploration of the UCAT's perspective on masturbation and its implications.
    00:06:00 - Loneliness and Isolation
    Discussion on the dangers of isolation and addiction related to masturbation.
    00:07:30 - Understanding Lust
    Examination of Section 2351 and its definition of lust in relation to sexual pleasure.
    00:09:00 - Clarifying Sexual Pleasure
    Sexual pleasure and its moral implications for married Catholics.
    00:10:30 - Persona Humana and Historical Context
    Introduction to the document Persona Humana and its relevance to the discussion.
    00:12:00 - Psychological Perspectives on Masturbation
    What is the role of modern psychology views masturbation and its implications for moral responsibility according to the Church.
    00:14:00 - Critique of Scientific Opinions
    The Church's stance on the opinions of psychology and sociology regarding masturbation.
    00:16:00 - Pastoral Considerations
    How habitual behavior and psychological factors are considered in pastoral care.
    00:18:00 - Culpability and Moral Responsibility
    Exploration of how psychological factors can diminish culpability in cases of masturbation.
    00:20:00 - Criticism of the 1992 Catechism's teaching on Masturbation
    Introduction to critiques of the current teaching on masturbation and how Traditionalists believe it leads people astray
    00:22:00 - Historical Church Teachings
    Discussion on the historical context of Church teachings regarding masturbation
    00:24:00 - The Role of Tradition in Teaching
    Examination of how tradition influences current Church teachings on sexual morality.
    00:26:00 - The Council of Trent and Its Teachings
    Overview of the Council of Trent's catechism and its relevance to the topic.
    00:28:00 - Exploring the Concept of Effeminacy
    Discussion on the historical meaning of effeminacy and its implications for sexual morality.
    00:30:00 - Sexual Activity and Reproductive Purposes
    Insights into the Church's teachings on sexual activity and its intended purposes.
    00:32:00 - Conclusion and Reflection
    Wrap-up of the discussion and reflections on the teachings covered in the episode.
    Join the conversation! Share your thoughts in the comments below, and don't forget to subscribe for more insightful discussions!

    1 hr 19 min
  • Episode 249: Magic Wands and Marital Debt: Speculative Theology Or Heresy?

    00:00:47 - Wisdom from an Old Man: Marriage Analogy

    00:01:35 - Kids Back in School
    00:04:05 - The Wizard of Oz Fight
    00:09:15 - Celebrating 500 Subscribers
    00:11:33 - Wives and Murder Mysteries
    00:14:50 - Trad boy incels
    00:19:01 - Controversial Poll Results: Changing Catholic Sexual Morality
    00:25:33 - Are Catholics Not Allowed To Discuss Things Anymore?
    00:30:51 - Menopause: oasis or mirage?
    00:32:56 - Why do you still Promote NFP?
    00:35:32 - The Period of Rejection
    00:37:59 - Can We Be Frustrated with God?
    Welcome to Episode 249 of our podcast! Join Craig and Jonah as they dive into a lively discussion about marriage, parenting, and the complexities of Catholic sexual morality.
    In this episode, they share amusing anecdotes about their family lives, including the challenges of bedtime routines and the joys of having kids back in school. Jonah recounts a humorous conversation with an old man who likens marriage to "eating soup with a fork," sparking a deeper conversation about relationships and expectations.
    The duo also tackles the topic of Natural Family Planning (NFP) and its impact on their marriages, exploring the nuances of intimacy and communication. They discuss a recent Twitter poll that stirred up some controversy regarding changes to Catholic sexual morality, including birth control and IVF, and reflect on the reactions they received.
    As they navigate through these topics, Craig and Jonah emphasize the importance of open dialogue and understanding in marriage, while also addressing the discomfort some may feel discussing these subjects.
    Tune in for a thought-provoking and entertaining episode that blends humor with heartfelt insights on marriage, parenting, and faith!
    Don't forget to subscribe for more episodes and join the conversation in the comments below!
    The Uncharted Catholic Man is a podcast hosted by two Catholic men, husbands, and fathers. Craig and Jonah describe and discuss their own personal experiences, observations, questions, concerns, and struggles to understand and live out the Catholic Church’s moral teachings with respect to marriage and sexuality. We believe in strengthening marriages and families through communication, mercy, and understanding. We attempt to be faithful to the Church’s teaching, and offer guidance and support to Catholic couples trying to faithfully and fully live out their marriages.
    If you’d like to reach us, please use our LinkTree https://linktr.ee/unchartedcatholicman or just send us an email [email protected]
    #catholicpodcast #unchartedcatholicman #nfp #naturalfamilyplanning #marriage #catholicmarriage #abstinence #theologyofthebody #catechism #catholiccatechism #humanaevitae #contraception #chastity #faithfullness #catholic #catechism #magisterium #pope #humanaevitae #humanlife #confession #mercy #2352 #intimacy #licit #masturbation

    47 min
  • Episode 248: "Give Me Intimacy Or Give Me Death". Tales from the Heart of the Uncharted Catholic Man

    The Uncharted Catholic Man is a podcast hosted by two Catholic men, husbands, and fathers. Craig and Jonah describe and discuss their own personal experiences, observations, questions, concerns, and struggles to understand and live out the Catholic Church’s moral teachings with respect to marriage and sexuality. We believe in strengthening marriages and families through communication, mercy, and understanding. We attempt to be faithful to the Church’s teaching, and offer guidance and support to Catholic couples trying to faithfully and fully live out their marriages.

    If you’d like to reach us, please use our LinkTree https://linktr.ee/unchartedcatholicman or just send us an email [email protected]
    #catholicpodcast #unchartedcatholicman #nfp #naturalfamilyplanning #marriage #catholicmarriage #abstinence #theologyofthebody #catechism #catholiccatechism #humanaevitae #contraception #chastity #faithfullness #catholic #catechism #magisterium #pope #humanaevitae #humanlife #confession #mercy #2352 #intimacy #licit #masturbation

    47 min
  • No regular UCM episode this week

    Link to the Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/live/qegmuU6J_Jk?si=GPmPP9WcOWET0JUd

    The Uncharted Catholic Man is a podcast hosted by two Catholic men, husbands, and fathers. Craig and Jonah describe and discuss their own personal experiences, observations, questions, concerns, and struggles to understand and live out the Catholic Church’s moral teachings with respect to marriage and sexuality. We believe in strengthening marriages and families through communication, mercy, and understanding. We attempt to be faithful to the Church’s teaching, and offer guidance and support to Catholic couples trying to faithfully and fully live out their marriages.
    If you’d like to reach us, please use our LinkTree https://linktr.ee/unchartedcatholicman or just send us an email [email protected]
    #catholicpodcast #unchartedcatholicman #nfp #naturalfamilyplanning #marriage #catholicmarriage #abstinence #theologyofthebody #catechism #catholiccatechism #humanaevitae #contraception #chastity #faithfullness #catholic #catechism #magisterium #pope #humanaevitae #humanlife #confession #mercy #2352 #intimacy #licit #masturbation

    2 min
  • Episode 247: Inquisition of Catholic Man Before His Wedding. Mortuus Ambulans

    00:10:10 - Marriage Preparation: Discussion about marriage preparation and reading materials like Casti Connubii and Aquinas.

    00:17:40 - Marriage Prep Readings: Conversation about reading Fulton Sheen's "Three to Get Married" during marriage preparation.
    00:20:35 - NFP Discussion: Discussion about Natural Family Planning methods and learning about it.
    00:24:54 - Future Interviews: Plans for future interviews at different milestones in the marriage.
    00:32:20 - Challenges of Marriage: Reflecting on the challenges of marriage and prioritizing the relationship.
    00:37:48 - Communication Differences: Exploring differences in communication styles between men and women in marriage.
    00:43:02 - Understanding Emotions: Discussion on understanding and supporting each other's emotions in marriage.
    00:47:57 - Prioritizing Marriage: Importance of prioritizing the marriage relationship over other responsibilities.
    00:52:11 - Reflecting on Marriage: Reflecting on the growth and strength gained from overcoming challenges in marriage.
    In this episode, we had a candid and insightful conversation with Sam, a college senior who shared his experiences and thoughts on marriage, engagement, and relationship dynamics. Sam discussed his journey from being engaged to his fiancée, who also grew up in a traditional Catholic background, to their upcoming wedding and marriage preparations.
    Sam shared how they met through an online group chat, developed a friendship before dating, and navigated a long-distance relationship. He highlighted the importance of being friends first and how it made the transition to dating smoother. The couple's engagement story was heartwarming, with Sam proposing after a morning mass and a heartfelt speech at a special Marian statue.
    The conversation delved into their marriage preparation, including reading materials like Casti Connubii and Aquinas on the nature of marriage. Sam also touched on their decision to prioritize their relationship over potential challenges that may arise after having children. He emphasized the importance of communication, understanding each other's perspectives, and being prepared for the changes that come with marriage and family life.
    The discussion also explored the differences in communication styles between men and women, the challenges of balancing work, family, and personal time, and the need to prioritize the marriage relationship amidst the demands of daily life. Sam shared his insights on being a supportive partner, listening without always trying to solve problems, and acknowledging that mistakes and conflicts are a natural part of any relationship.
    Overall, the episode provided valuable insights into the complexities of relationships, the importance of communication and understanding, and the ongoing journey of growth and learning within a marriage. Sam's reflections on love, commitment, and the shared journey of carrying each other's crosses offered a poignant and relatable perspective on the joys and challenges of building a strong and lasting relationship.
    The Uncharted Catholic Man is a podcast hosted by two Catholic men, husbands, and fathers. Craig and Jonah describe and discuss their own personal experiences, observations, questions, concerns, and struggles to understand and live out the Catholic Church’s moral teachings with respect to marriage and sexuality. We believe in strengthening marriages and families through communication, mercy, and understanding. We attempt to be faithful to the Church’s teaching, and offer guidance and support to Catholic couples trying to faithfully and fully live out their marriages.
    If you’d like to reach us, please use our LinkTree https://linktr.ee/unchartedcatholicman or just send us an email [email protected]
    #catholicpodcast #unchartedcatholicman #nfp #naturalfamilyplanning #marriage #catholicmarriage #abstinence #theologyofthebody #catechism #catholiccatechism #humanaevitae #contraception #chastity #faithfullness #catholic #catechism #magisterium #pope #humanaevitae #humanlife #confession #mercy #2352 #intimacy #licit #masturbation

    1 hr 5 min
  • Episode 246: Why Men Crave Intimacy And Does Church Teaching Make the Conjugal Act a Need?

    03:03 Do men need the conjugal act?

    04:56 Does the Church force couples to make the conjugal act a need?
    11:15 Twitter Poll: How many NFP couples are using "other acts"?
    17:49 The Great Unknown of Catholic Marriage
    19:27 Primacy of Conscience in Catholic Marriage
    In this episode, Craig and Jonah dive into a candid discussion about the challenges and frustrations of navigating intimacy within a Catholic marriage, particularly in relation to Natural Family Planning (NFP). They share personal experiences, reflections, and insights on the impact of following strict guidelines versus following one's conscience in the context of marital intimacy.
    The conversation delves into the complexities of balancing moral teachings with the realities of married life, highlighting the importance of communication, understanding, and mutual respect within a relationship. Craig and Jonah also touch on the evolution of their perspectives over time and the transformation they have witnessed in their marriages.
    Join them as they explore the nuances of intimacy, the role of conscience in decision-making, and the pursuit of a thriving Catholic marriage amidst the challenges of NFP. Listen in for a thought-provoking discussion that sheds light on the intricacies of marital intimacy and the journey towards a fulfilling and harmonious relationship.
    Don't miss out on this insightful episode filled with honesty, transparency, and valuable reflections on the complexities of Catholic marriage and intimacy. Tune in now for a candid conversation that delves into the heart of marital dynamics and the pursuit of a fulfilling relationship.
    The Uncharted Catholic Man is a podcast hosted by two Catholic men, husbands, and fathers. Craig and Jonah describe and discuss their own personal experiences, observations, questions, concerns, and struggles to understand and live out the Catholic Church’s moral teachings with respect to marriage and sexuality. We believe in strengthening marriages and families through communication, mercy, and understanding. We attempt to be faithful to the Church’s teaching, and offer guidance and support to Catholic couples trying to faithfully and fully live out their marriages.
    If you’d like to reach us, please use our LinkTree https://linktr.ee/unchartedcatholicman or just send us an email [email protected]
    #catholicpodcast #unchartedcatholicman #nfp #naturalfamilyplanning #marriage #catholicmarriage #abstinence #theologyofthebody #catechism #catholiccatechism #humanaevitae #contraception #chastity #faithfullness #catholic #catechism #magisterium #pope #humanaevitae #humanlife #confession #mercy #2352 #intimacy #licit #masturbation

    22 min

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Not your typical Catholic podcast. We discuss & laugh about marriage, sex, NFP, abstinence, and Onan.

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