Eli and Joseph finish Season 1 wondering about the past year, what episodes impacted them most, plans for the upcoming summer, and general thoughts about, well, life.

It's the end of Season 1 - thanks for sticking with us!

Eli and Joseph wonder about the relationship of Justice and Mercy. Are they mutually exclusive? Do we see good examples of justice and mercy today? How do we see God's justice and mercy?

Eli and Joseph wonder about what makes a particular place meaningful. Is God present in hard places? How does God use our wrong directions? What does discernment look like?

Simon asks Eli and Joseph why seminarians seem to love "brokenness." Is it specific to seminarians or others? How do people view brokenness? How does Christianity answer?

Eli and Joseph wonder about money. What did we learn about money growing up? How do we spend money well? Can we spend it well? How does money relate to God?

Eli and Joseph wonder about what it means to truly be Pro-Life. What do people think it means to be Pro-Life? Does suffering have meaning? If it does, what gives it meaning?

Eli and Joseph wonder about integrity - is it the same as integration? How do you even use this word? Can you explain it without just using examples?

Eli and Joseph wonder about sacredness. What makes something sacred? How do we climb the mountain towards Mass? Are sacred things made or discovered?

Eli and Joseph wonder about work. What exactly is meant by ... work? Do we only work for money? Can we find meaning in work? Does God like my job? Does prayer relate to work?

* Turns out orare is not actually a root of laborare... so, you know, take that section with a large grain of salt.

Eli and Joseph wonder about entertainment. What makes a good... movie? Book? What is "quality" entertainment? Can you be excited but not entertained?