https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-mq9bw-15a8d86 I got to talk with Aaron Burns and Matt Mikalatos about their new book, Praying with Saint Patrick: Prayers and Devotions Inspired by the Irish Hero of the Faith. Aaron is a filmmaker (producer, director, screenwriter) and Matt is an author, screenwriter and speaker (and my first repeat guest!). The two of them previouslyContinue reading “Praying with Saint Patrick: a conversation with Aaron Burns and Matt Mikalatos on their new book”
Tag Archives: Spiritual Practice
How to Practice Discernment: a conversation with Adam Shields
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-96urk-15484f7 Adam Shields is a book blogger (at Bookwi.se) and a spiritual director (at aspiritualdirector.com). In this episode we discuss the nature of Spiritual Discernment, what it is, why it is an important part of Christian Spirituality, and what are some misunderstands, obstacles and limitations to discernment. You can catch up with Adam on hisContinue reading “How to Practice Discernment: a conversation with Adam Shields”
The Art of Hope & Resistance in an Age of Empire
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-v2x4s-152e05b Jackie Allen Ducot is a spiritual director, a member and cofounder of the Hartford Catholic Worker (HartfordCatholicWorker.org), and an artist. We got together to talk about hope, activism and art, and how both protest and art looks at the grim realities of our present world and helps us imagine what it would be likeContinue reading “The Art of Hope & Resistance in an Age of Empire”
Rebels, Despots & Saints, oh myyy! A conversation with Sandhya Rani Jha
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-b3myq-14dd0f6 Who are our ancestors and why does that matter? Why do we tell certain family stories and not other ones? Are there ancestors we need to hear from or ones we need to heal from? I got to sit down with Sandhya Rani Jha (They/Them) to discuss their new book, Rebels, Despots, and Saints: The AncestorsContinue reading “Rebels, Despots & Saints, oh myyy! A conversation with Sandhya Rani Jha”
Practice Not Perfect 