Episodes
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Fr. Joseph, Paul and Lauren discuss what it will take to "reclaim Christendom", that is, to cultivate a true Catholic Culture in the West. Is it the proper fight? What would a Catholic Culture look like? Is the Golden age now?
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Are you working your "dream job"? Many young adults are dissatisfied with their work, and would like to do something better - but should they pursue it, even if it means upending their life? What is God's will for our jobs - should they be delightful, drudgery, or something in-between? Tune in to discuss our young adult crew discuss how a Christian can find meaning and satisfaction in their work!
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The most important thing we do all week is to worship Jesus Christ at Mass. But how much we encounter the Lord's presence is often determined by how well we prepare - what do we wear? How early do we arrive? How should we spiritually prepare? This can make-or-break how much fruit we are able to receive from Christ's infinite sacrifice at Mass. Tune in to hear Fr. Joseph and Diane discuss how Catholics ought to prepare for the highpoint of their lives - worshipping Jesus Christ at Mass!
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Fr. Joseph and Lauren discuss the in's and out's of effective youth ministry. Why perform youth ministry? How does tech impact effective youth ministry? Are sports an obstacle or a tool of effective youth ministry?
All this and more on Restless!
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Fr. Joseph, Paul, and Diane sit down to discuss how to deal with stress and anxiety as Catholic Christians. First and foremost, should one be anxious of their salvation? The answer might surprise you. Second, how does keeping an eternal mindset set us up for sanctification. Is there any positive effect of stress or anxiety? All this and much more on this week's episode of Restless!
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Fr. Joseph, Paul, and Diane discuss the signs of hope they've noticed both in society at large and in the Church. From very local signs of hope, like flourishing youth and young adult ministries & the daily availability of adoration, to national signs of hope, like the National Eucharistic Congress, Catholics should be encouraged by the many movements of the Lord!
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Fr. Joseph, Joe, and Lauren discuss the morality of contact sports, in particular those sports where one wins by physically harming another, like boxing and MMA.
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Fr. Joseph, Joe, and Lauren discuss the true call of men and women by calling upon the works of Protestant Pastor, John Eldredge. If you're a man who's ever faced the question "Do I have what it takes?" or a woman who's faced the question, "Am I lovely?", this episode (and these books) are for you!
Wild at Heart: https://wildatheart.org/books/wild-at-heart
Captivating: https://wildatheart.org/books/captivating
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Fr. Joseph, Paul, and Joe get together to discuss the upcoming election. What are the most important issues of the upcoming election? Is Abortion the primary issue? Can/should Catholics vote for Former President Donald Trump?
All this and more on this week's episode of Restless!
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St. Thomas Aquinas was one of the most brilliant human beings ever. He wrote with clarity and depth about our Catholic Faith, and we are beginning to see a rediscovery of his works among young adult Catholics. Why is it so important to study the Angelic Doctor, and what can he teach us about the intersection of faith and reason? Tune in to hear Fr. Joseph and Paul interview Fr. Ambrose Little, OP, who runs the popular Youtube series Aquinas 101!
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Fr. Joseph, Joe, and Matt sit down to discuss the why human formation is one of the most important parts of becoming a mature person. From developing virtue to having good manners, our human formation is the foundation upon which grace works.
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We all speak about others - both their gifts and their flaws. When our conversations turn to other people, does it become sinful? What is the difference between venting, asking for advice, and detraction? The sins of gossip, detraction, and speaking negatively about others is so destructive, both to us and to their good name, as we tear down those made in the Image of God. How can we overcome this sin? Tune in to hear the Restless crew discuss...how to have a discussion about others, without falling into sin!
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This week on Restless, Fr. Joseph, Paul, and Matt continue their discussion on history from the perspective of God's story.
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History is truly His-story - the story of God acting in and through the circumstances that He guides through His providential hand. Where can we see Him moving? What is He accomplishing? - and can we still see Him today? Tune in to hear Fr. Joseph, Paul, and Matt discuss history from the perspective of God's story.
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All of us want the world to see us in a certain light. Maybe it's as the jock, the intellectual, the fiery personality, the calm peacemaker. We call this "your personal brand" - it's the first impression that we try to make, and the way we want others to relate to us. How can our personal brand be shaped and influenced by our Catholic Faith, so that people see Christ in us? Tune in to hear how first impressions and our outward-face can be shaped by the Gospel!
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Fr. Joseph, Matt, and Diane discuss the importance of creating (and meeting) expectations at work, in relationships, with family. They also talk about the expectations the Lord has of us, and how He walks with us in those expectations.
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Everyone's personality is different. Even the ancients knew this - they identified four main personality types, often called "the temperaments". How is your temperament a gift? What are the strengths and weaknesses of each temperament? And how does God use your specific temperament to draw you closer to Him and to advance His Kingdom through you? Tune in to hear Fr. Joseph and the Restless crew discuss our unique personalities and how God uses each one of them to build up the Church!
You can take / the temperaments quiz mentioned in this episode at https://www.temperamentquiz.com
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For many of us young adults, we have no time to create. Whether writing or art, music or starting new ministries, our lives are often too busy to do anything but go to work, pray, eat, and sleep (and often not even that!). But we are created in the image of a God Who is a creator, Who delights in making good and beautiful things. It is important, then, for all Christians to continue to find outlets for creativity, to use the inspirations and talents that God has given us to bring beauty and goodness into the world. But how can we do that, and why should we prioritize it? Tune in to hear how your creativity can change the world - and why it is so desperately needed, both for you and for the souls around you!
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St. John Bosco famously said, "Only God knows the good that can come about by reading one good Catholic book".
Today the Restless Crew discusses reading good books, the impact that it can have on your spiritual life, how to properly filter good fiction from bad fiction, and how to find the truth in various forms of art.
Remember, St. Josemaria Escriva says, "reading has made many saints"!
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"Who believes in chastity anymore?" say many young adults. Indeed, this virtue of chastity is counter-cultural - and often misunderstood. Does it merely mean abstinence from sexual activity? There is a far more positive core of chastity, however, because it is the virtue that protects authentic love, which our hearts desperately desire. Hear the Restless crew discuss the nature of chastity and purity, and the tips on how to grow in this beautiful virtue of self-mastery, which makes oneself a gift to give away in love!
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