Summertime presents men with difficulties to preserver and stay committed in their striving for
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Episode 113
Summer Survival Guide for Men
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In today's episode, hosts John Heinen and Sam Guzman discuss how the summer often presents difficulties for men pursuing holiness. When your summer is filled with travel, late night conversations, and children staying up late or not active in school work, it can be an occasion to loosen your own disciplines and perseverance in holiness. We discuss ways to avoid this from happening, as well as insights as to what unique opportunities summer can provide us. Finally, we turn to Archbishop Fulton Sheen to remind us of three laws necessary to achieve true happiness. |
Because of the Fall, work can feel like drudgery.
Yet, men are instinctively drawn to work. Some obsess over it, until it consumes their lives.
Where's the balance?
Devin Schadt is an author, speaker, and the cofounder of the Fathers of St. Joseph. He joins us as our first guest expert on Catholic Gentleman+ to discuss Ora et Labora.
Work allows you to prevail against yourself, establish order, and collaborate with God. But how do we get practical about this?
This inspiring conversation is available now, only on CG+ |
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