58. How do we know what is true? - Priscilla Stuckey
Everyone has a place inside them where they can see clearly. Yet getting there takes some practice. Today, all about dwelling in the heart.| Priscilla Stuckey
Moses was old, a chill in his bones| Blogging by Candlelight
Everyone has a place inside them where they can see clearly. Yet getting there takes some practice. Today, all about dwelling in the heart.| Priscilla Stuckey
A summary of this 2-month-long theme and links to posts. Continue reading →| Σ Frame
“It’s in the midst of all the struggle that the Lord really draws us ever closer… The post Fr. Bryan Shackett appeared first on Detroit Priestly Vocations.| Detroit Priestly Vocations
A review of Michael Polanyi’s perspectives on Meaning. Continue reading →| Σ Frame
Meaning is that which strikes the awareness with emotional poignancy. Continue reading →| Σ Frame
Effects of frequencies; Earth not in 5D; directing energy; freedom, independence; Pope Leo XIV; Illuminati power in the Vatican; medical industry, autism, ADD, ADHD| Matthew Books
Examining a psychoanalytical tool for effective introspection.| Σ Frame
Mythos is built around a set of assumptions about what is important, relevant, fitting, and proper, AKA themes.| Σ Frame
In this episode of Men of the Hearts, Fr. Bruen talks about the challenges and blessings of the vocations of marriage and the priesthood and of the experiences of his first few months as a priest.| Detroit Priestly Vocations
Many Christians have been confused about the difference between being kind to one another, and being nice. Aren’t they the same thing?| Berean Research
“Don’t be afraid of your heart—God’s working there.” Fr. Colin Fricke joins Men of the Hearts… The post Fr. Colin Fricke appeared first on Detroit Priestly Vocations.| Detroit Priestly Vocations
When a woman is unable to obtain Validation within a preferred FEAR-based paradigm, she seeks total control of her social environment.| Σ Frame
The person who has the stronger Internal Locus of Control will be the dominant person in a relationship.| Σ Frame
A woman’s desire to feel Validated within a FEAR-based paradigm overwhelms her Hypergamous impulses.| Σ Frame
Fr. Mark Livingston joins Men of the Hearts podcast hosts Fr. Craig Giera and Fr. Drew Mabee to talk about his unique vocation story.| Detroit Priestly Vocations
It used to be that the humility of ‘falling in love’ was validating. Now, it is pride.| Σ Frame
For those who feign that it’s not already clear, even AI gets it.| Σ Frame
“If I had a thousand lives to live, I’d want to live every one of them… The post Archbishop Weisenburger appeared first on Detroit Priestly Vocations.| Detroit Priestly Vocations
When did we learn that it is women’s innate sin nature to desire control over men?| Σ Frame
More than 20 years ago, I signed up for an expedition to climb Mt. Elbrus in Russia. At 18,510 feet, it stands as the tallest peak in Europe. I convinced a couple of friends to join me and we were …| The Heart of the Matter
Anime titles, especially in the realm of isekai, are getting too long these days. So, I’m happy to see a nice short title like Headhunted to Another World. The plot revolves around a salaryman (known as white collar workers in the States) named Dennosuke, who has been long neglected for promotion at work despite his […]| Medieval Otaku
Reflections on the importance of good instruction towards making the most out of life.| Σ Frame
Jim Manney considers the role of desire in Ignatian discernment. What do you really want?| Ignatian Spirituality
When the realization hits and you know exactly why you have a dark passenger...| lorriebowden.com
Recommended: Hannah Anderson’s All That’s Good is a popular theological treatment of the idea of “discernment”. The first several chapters are worth the price of the book; after that, it’s *fine* but not *amazing*, and seemed very much a product of the demands of the publishing industry (it read like| v4.chriskrycho.com
Seeds of Change: How can we better connect to make a difference?| Conscious Learning Blog
This Advent, explore the many paths heroes of the Ignatian tradition have walked to encounter Christ. Sign up now!| Jesuits.org
