The Geography of the Human Person

Catholic Stuff You Should Know

J. 10 Initiative

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2024

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

In this week's episode, Fr. John and Fr. Jacob explore the depth of relationships with others and God, discussing privacy and intimacy inspired by Kenneth Schmitz's essay "The Geography of the Human Person."

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0:00.0	Welcome to Catholic Stuff You Should Know, a J10 Initiative.
0:07.0	Hey welcome to the podcast, Father John, with Father Jacob.
0:17.4	Down from the mountains.
0:18.9	Yes, back together to the tranquil Denver, Colorado,
0:21.9	6th Avenue. First thing he said, oh, just, 6th Avenue.
0:23.1	First thing he said, oh, just missed 6th Avenue.
0:25.4	It was like, nobody misses 6th Avenue.
0:27.2	So we're here at St Joseph Parish having a morning coffee
0:32.0	edition for a podcast.
0:33.0	Morning coffee. I already drink my coffee unfortunately so you won't hear me
0:37.1	slurping but Jonathan Francois companion the only seminary and companion candidate made me a
0:46.1	espresso this morning so and the guys feel clerical I come down to get to be served
0:51.6	by the seminary. I know.
0:53.0	They make your breakfast.
0:54.0	No.
0:55.0	The, it was awesome actually.
0:56.5	So Father Jacob was down for meetings.
0:58.9	We timed this out where you could stay with us
1:00.8	and we were sitting around the fire last night,
1:02.1	catching up, and then he said
1:04.2	mass this morning early for the guys which is great.
1:07.3	They love hearing a new voice and a guy who actually made it to the finish line who they knew.
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