Mass Prep | The Jesus We Try to Edit (Matthew 16:21–27)

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Mass Prep | The Christ Between Us

What if heaven is closer than we think?In this Mass Prep, we explore Matthew 18:15–20, communal prayer, the Bride of Christ, and Jesus’ strange promise to be in the midst of us. 

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What happens when Silicon Valley’s values start shaping the Catholic imagination?In this episode, I’m talking about optimization, branding, algorithms, prayer streaks, Catholic AI, “frictionless faith,” and the danger of treating holiness like something that can be measured on a ...  Show more

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