Ask Christopher West Ordinary Mysticism, Done Having Kids?, and Buying Catholic Books | ACW296
Questions answered this episode:
- What does JPII mean when he talks about Ordinary Mysticism?
- What would your answer be to when people ask “are you done having kids?”
- Is there a preferred method when buying books from Catholic authors?
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