In this podcast, Sr. Josephine Garrett, a religious sister and mental health counselor, discusses the importance of educating the whole person. She emphasizes the role of the love of God in education and explores the significance of sensory experiences in encountering the Catholic faith. Sr. Josephine also highlights the power of hope and the transformative encounter with the risen Christ. She shares personal reflections on a 30-day retreat during COVID and encourages listeners to embrace joy and restoration in their lives.

Sister Josephine Garrett, an author and counselor specializing in mental health, joins Fr. Josh to discuss the intricate feelings of sadness that arise when others succeed. They explore the sin of envy, its irrational roots, and the profound effects it has on our spirituality. The conversation emphasizes the importance of patience, humility, and prayer in overcoming envious thoughts. Sister Josephine shares insights on navigating emotions and the gradual nature of spiritual growth, reminding listeners to embrace their feelings with joy and reliance on God's love.

Fr. Mike Schmitz, a dynamic speaker, shares insights on the transformative power of silence in personal growth. Sr. Josephine Garrett connects human formation to pastoral focus, urging Catholics to integrate secular knowledge into faith practices. Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone passionately advocates rediscovering sacred silence as a gateway to deeper spirituality. Together, they emphasize the importance of the Eucharist in nurturing virtues and fostering a holistic relationship with God, enriched by the wisdom of great thinkers like Blaise Pascal and St. Augustine.