My Stogie Mystagogy Podcast
Joe Catholic presents the My Stogie Mystagogy podcast. While sitting around in the Theological Armory, we smoke cigars, drink good whisky and discuss everyday ordinary life through a Catholic perspective.
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Being All In for Christ (opens the original)
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Half measures are the real danger. This conversation connects Peter, Jeremiah, and Paul to one blunt challenge: if you want a real faith, a real habit, or a real calling, you have to go all in. If you've ever felt stuck in box-checking mode, this episode will hit home. This episode is an honest look at the struggle between intention and action. Mark and Don unpack why Jeremiah's cry of "you duped me" feels so human, why Peter's rebuke matters, and why lukewarm faith is never the goal. Along the
God Amplifies and Multiplies (opens the original)
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This episode is unplugged we spent a good chunk of time talking before "going on air." Some of the unplugged conversation, we thought was worthy of making the episode. Consequently, you are going to hear the intro music, then us catching up and them finally the start of the first segment. We hope you enjoy.
The Lost Art of Leisure: Resting in God in a Busy World (opens the original)
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What does it really mean to rest? In a culture that celebrates busyness and measures successby productivity, Christians are called to something radically different. In this episode, Mark returns after a brief hiatus, and we explore one of the most overlooked virtues of modern life: leisure. Drawing from the insights of philosopher Josef Pieper, wediscuss why leisure is far more than simply "doing nothing."Authentic leisure creates the space to contemplate God, strengthen friendships, enjoy beaut
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