When Crude Language Becomes Sinful

When Crude Language Becomes Sinful

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Fr. Mike Reacts to Theo Von's Prayer

If you're a Christian and you follow Theo Von at all, you've probably heard about his reaction to an audience member calling in and getting vulnerable about his struggles. Theo Von responds by opening up about his ongoing spiritual journey and his struggles in vice and prayer. Bu ...  Show more

Why You Need to Take Care of Your Body (w/ Fr. Mike Schmitz)

We can fall into two traps when it comes to the body: believing the body is nothing, or believing the body is everything. Both are distortions of the truth. Fr. Mike Schmitz reminds us that we are both body and soul. Your body is part of who you are, and your soul is part of who ...  Show more

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