Depression, Sexism in the Church, Candy During Lent, and Posting on Facebook

Ask Father Josh (Your Catholic Question and Answer Podcast)

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🗓️ 19 March 2019

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Fr. Josh answers questions about why God allows depression, sexism in the Church, choosing a good Lenten sacrifice, and posting religious images and quotes on social media.

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0:00.0	What's up and welcome to Ask Father Josh, the podcast I get to hear you out, listen to your
0:04.6	questions, pray with them and hopefully respond in such a way that it's helpful for you and your
0:09.3	walk toward eternity and you walk toward becoming the particular saint that God our Father desires for you to be.
0:14.8	He's had a show goes. You hit me up with questions and I'll study, pray, research, have conversations with
0:20.1	my community and then try to get back to you with some advice that is helpful for you.
0:24.8	I want to encourage you and invite you to hit me up with your own comments and critiques from
0:29.3	today's show and previous shows and send me new questions at Ask Father Josh at essentialpress.com
0:36.3	and also rate and review us on iTunes and on other podcast formats so that other people can find out
0:41.4	about the show, the show is a gift for you and potentially it can become a gift for them
0:45.8	and encountering our Savior Jesus Christ. On today's show we're going to talk about sadness and
0:55.1	depression. We're going to talk about lint and penances, sexism and the church and sharing our faith
1:00.7	in public, online and social media. But before we get jumping into today's topics, I want to share
1:08.2	with you a glorious story. So my glorious story this week comes from some time spent with one of my
1:15.2	buddies in this seminary and he was sharing with me this really cool thing that him and some of his
1:19.2	friends are doing that. I just think it's beautiful and I would like to practice it myself. Basically
1:26.7	they followed a model of Chinatula. Chinatula is this awesome rehab center that was founded I think
1:33.6	many years ago in Italy I believe by mother of Ira potentially but they're also in Alabama and
1:38.9	Florida and so it's an awesome Catholic rehab center where they really invite people to
1:44.7	the spiritual life as they give them counsel and a lot of hard work in community but I think one of
1:51.1	the things that they do is they do communal penances so basically every time one person falls into
1:56.3	their particular vice then someone else will do opinions for them and that way they're able to
2:01.5	see how their how their falls and setbacks affect other members of the body of Christ. There's no
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