Nuchs for the Kingdom

Catholic Stuff You Should Know

J. 10 Initiative

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 6 June 2025

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Fr. Mike and Fr. John dive into Isaiah 56:3-7 and talk about a moment where God reveals something unexpected—His own celibacy. They reflect on the significance of this divine self-disclosure and how it opens the door for men to receive the grace to share in God’s celibate love.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Catholic Stuff You Should Know, a J-10 initiative.
0:09.8	Just got to keep you closer.
0:14.7	Are you pointing the finger?
0:16.7	Pointing the finger.
0:17.6	Welcome to Catholic Stuff, you should know, a J-10 initiative.
0:21.7	I probably don't need to say that, but this is Father Mike.
0:25.1	And Father John.
0:26.9	And here we are.
0:28.9	It's kind of last day for me, I think, right?
0:31.3	Can I say that?
0:32.0	Can I start that way?
0:32.9	Yeah, kind of heavy.
0:34.3	A little sad today.
0:35.9	We're realizing this is the last time we're going to record
0:38.2	I'm we're going to have you back as a guest but for those of you who have been listening
0:41.8	Father Mike is going to be finishing up here so yeah I don't I mean the other night on
0:48.3	Saturday night Lord's Day I was feeling melancholy I've been feeling melancholy yeah I'll keep
0:53.9	that'll be a theme here.
0:55.3	Sad refrain.
0:58.0	Is that, wait, wait, okay, I'll get back to that.
1:00.5	So I was feeling sad because we were talking theology and books and culture.
1:06.6	You were talking Gertel, smart like, and everything.
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