Catholic Stuff You Should Know To Err is Human
Nov 21, 2024
Join two priests as they uncover the joys of communal cooking and the challenges of their vocations with lighthearted humor. Tune in for insights on perseverance through physical endurance, inspired by elite athletes and grueling rides. The conversation explores emotional resilience through suffering and the significance of a practical prayer life. Listen for personal anecdotes that celebrate perseverance and inspiring journeys, not to mention a friendly chess competition and an upcoming pilgrimage!
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Seminary Paper Mishap
- Fr. Mike forgot a paper's due date in seminary, causing him distress.
- His professor responded with a Latin phrase, prompting reflection on error and perseverance.
Error vs. Perseverance
- To err is human, but to persist in error is diabolical, according to Seneca.
- This highlights the balance between mercy and accountability.
Endure and Kipchoge
- Fr. Mike read "Endure," a book about pushing physical limits in athletics.
- It explores Elliott Kipchoge's sub-two-hour marathon and pain tolerance in athletes.
