7 Habits for a Holy Family with Dr. John Bergsma

The Catholic Man Show

Leisure, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.9 • 739 Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2022

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

What are seven habits a family can start doing today to grow in holiness? We sit down with Dr. John Bergsma, Full Professor of Theology at Franciscan University of Steubenville, to discuss the joys and frustrations of building up the domestic church.

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0:00.0	Here's to good friends.
0:02.0	Cheers.
0:03.0	Cheers.
0:04.0	Cheers.
0:05.0	Hmm.
0:06.0	That's sort of an oaky afterbirth.
0:09.0	What was that?
0:12.0	She did tell me to get a beer and some cheese fries over at Eskimo Joe.
0:17.0	That's very nice, lovely.
0:19.0	I only hope you feel this way when I'm done, because I could destroy this night in two seconds.
0:24.6	Why is that funny?
0:26.6	Well, I think it's a bit funny to be trying to define nothing.
0:31.6	Smooth as a bourbon on a summer day.
0:36.6	Strong as a peated scotch in the winter night.
0:40.3	This is a fair warning.
0:42.3	The Catholic Man Show is about to begin.
0:45.3	Slap some bacon on a biscuit and let's go.
0:48.3	We're burning daylight.
0:50.3	The Welcome to the Catholic Command Show.
1:09.6	We're on the Lord's team, the winning side. So raise your
1:13.9	glass. Adam Inahan here sitting with David Niles. We actually have a full house this
1:23.1	evening or this afternoon, but not with our regular guests. Juan's not here, Jim's not here, but we have everybody accounted for substituting the seats
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