What's going on and welcome to Ask Father Josh, the podcast why I get to hear you out,

listen to your questions, and then hopefully respond in such a way that is helpful for you

in your walk toward eternity. The reality is this, your life, my life, our lives are very messy

and there's not always going to be that easy, philanthropic link, go to Catholic answer to

life's problems. And so the purpose of this show is for me to pray with whatever it is you send me

so that I can accompany you to Jesus and together we can respond to Jesus' invitation for us to

become saints. I can't promise you that my advice will always be helpful, but I can assure you that

when I pray with your questions, dealing with everything from morality to spirituality to

apologetics, discipleship, evangelization, catacletes, whenever I pray with them, I do spend a lot

of time for the Lord and then also in conversation with other people and in study. But even still,

I'm imperfect and I'm broken and so I might not respond in the way that is best for you to become

a saint, right? And if that's the case, if my advice is not helpful for you to grow in virtue and

holiness, then I want to give you the freedom to just straight up reject it because I'm imperfect

and I don't always perceive what God is saying very clearly. However, if the advice is helpful for

you, then I really want to invite you to lean into Jesus and ask him to give you the grace to live

out the demands of discipleship and your walk toward eternity. I really want to encourage you to

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other people find out about the show. If this shows up for you, it could potentially be helpful

for them as well. Today's topics are about helping the homeless and just questions about what are

our obligations because we know that Jesus seems pretty clear in the gospel that he is present in the

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