Logos Podcast

Why are humans so bad at navigating the relationship between work and leisure?We all want that relation to be integrated and ordered. In fact, we all know that our recreation should infuse our work and vise versa. Yet, we are either attached to our work or deem it a mere drudgery. Why? Is there a way back to a more whole, integrated living?In this episode, we deal with these and more questions with Matt Hylom.Support the show

In this comeback episode, we digest one of Pope Francis' recent letter on the importance, the necessity, even, of literature.Reading is for nerds, right? Yes...but also for non-nerds. We all need to foster an attitude of contemplation that literature develops within us. Timecode:0:00 - Introduction6:10 - Why Read?11:40 - Pope Francis on Reading16:50 - The Definition of Literature 19:15 - The Wisdom in Literature 21:50 - The Communal Nature of Literature 24:00 - An Evangelical Method 31:00 - St. Paul’s Literary Power34:00 - The Crisis of Wonder37:40 - The Word as words43:00 - The Priest and The Poet49:10 - Books Recommendations Support the show

In this episode, Dcn. Joey discusses the transcendentals and the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Woman - Mary - happens to be the window into the nature of goodness, truth, and beauty. How? How does she, above all other creatures, manifest these qualities?  Support the show

In today's academia, we feel the need to teach people to be productive, efficient, and professional people rather than holy, virtuous, and noble people.In this episode, Dcn. Joey gives a talk to a group of teachers on the necessity of truth in education. What is truth? Is it worth being a person of princples and conviction? Is Physics more important than answering questions of the heart? Tune in to find out answers to these and more questions. As always, God Bless. Oh...and....yes, it hurt Dcn. Max's ego to not introduce this episode...Support the show

In this episode, Dcn. Max gives a talk to a Women's Bible Study on how to prepare for death. To do so, he refers to St. Robert Bellarmine's text titled: The Art of Dying Well. Alongside St. Bellarmine, Our Blessed Mother, The Sacred Word, and other saints, Dcn. Max finds himself in good company to enter and discuss the heavy, but real conversation. We hope you enjoy!Support the show

In this episode, we dive into Max's thesis. What is truth? Better asked, who is truth? According to Joseph Ratzinger, Max argues, Truth is a person and that person extends Himself to man as something reasonable and relational. Tune in to find out more! As always...God Bless!Support the show

In this episode, Logos gets wild! We discuss Dcn. Joey’s MA thesis on Personhood according to Joseph Ratzinger.“Person” is a word that has become common in our use and often taken for granted, but…what is it? Who is it?Tune in to find out! Timecode:0:00 - Introduction8:25 - Why This Topic?9:50 - Roe Vs. Wade12:30 - The Divine Persons23:15 - The Logos29:00 - Jesus Christ The Son34:30 - The History of “Person”43:00 - From, For, and With53:00 - The Essence of The PersonSupport the show

In this episode, we approach another cultural piece going back to 2013 with titled Super Rich Kids from Frank Ocean’s Channel Orange Album. Yes, it is now over 10 years old, but this song continues to ring in people’s ears and hearts. Or, at the very least, Dcn. Max’s. Why? Well, we give an analysis of the song and draw out its major philosophical and theological themes to bring you closer to the Person who is truth…the Logos, Jesus Christ. You let us know if it rings true. Timecode:0:00 - Introduction5:00 - Frank Ocean and Channel Orange6:45 - Spiritual Poverty19:00 - The Ascent23:10 - The Wage of Sin is Death33:15 - Suicide and Despair41:35 - The Responsibility and Hope of Suicide47:15 - God Loves YouSupport the show

Friends,In this episode, Logos Podcast does something different. We not only discuss the nature of the Liturgy of the Hours, but also pray it with you all. We hope you enjoy and you find this episode interesting. As always, God bless!Support the show

In this episode, we discuss about being pure in heart. It is something we all need to grow in, but it is especially timely given our secular cultural’s celebrations of “Pride month” as opposed to the Church’s celebration of The Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ. Then, we tell the story of St. Charles Lwanga and Companions as they died at the hands of a king whose sexual tendencies they never submitted to in the name of Jesus Christ. Support the show