The Odyssey and The Rule

Catholic Stuff You Should Know

J. 10 Initiative

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 6 July 2023

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Fr. John uses a classic piece of literature, "The Odyssey", to give future dating advice to his new goddaughter, Penelope. Fr. John and Dcn. Jacob discuss the restlessness of the human heart found within all of us but specifically found in men.

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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 by the John.
0:16.4	Deacon Jacob.
0:17.9	Deacon Jacob, round two this evening, another rainy Colorado afternoon here.
0:24.7	We're catching up on, we're trying to get ahead, probably for the first time ever, and
0:30.8	just record a very long time.
0:31.8	Which one?
0:32.8	Because this one is going to come out like towards the end of the summer.
0:34.4	When we're no longer ahead, but we're talking about, we're getting ahead.
0:38.7	Exactly.
0:39.7	But yeah, just jumping on it.
0:41.8	And so, last one that we recorded together on artificial intelligence was deeply researched,
0:48.1	well thought out, very articulated.
0:50.8	This one will be none of those.
0:53.2	But this will be a, this one's going to be heartfelt.
0:56.0	That is right.
0:57.0	It's funny, I'm an external processor.
0:58.9	So since you mentioned two, three months ago, we're still in the semester, you said, I
1:03.8	want to do a podcast on our artificial intelligence.
1:05.9	That's it's sweet.
1:06.9	I'll take lead.
1:08.6	And I've been kind of been reading and studying on the background and revamping my Christian
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