The Sin of Nostalgia

Catholic Stuff You Should Know

J. 10 Initiative

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2025

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Drawing upon the teachings of Saint Augustine of Hippo and Saint Ignatius of Loyola, Father Mike and Father Jacob discuss the role of memory in the spiritual life, and also discuss some of the possible pitfalls of nostalgic escape.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Catholic Stuff You Should Know, a J-10 initiative.
0:11.0	Hello and welcome to Catholic Stuff You Should Know is Father Jacob Machado with...
0:18.6	Father Jacob Machado.
0:19.8	Ah, doubling up.
0:21.3	I know.
0:22.4	This is Father Mike.
0:23.6	I was just joking.
0:25.9	I know he had you confused.
0:26.8	I was just doing this.
0:30.1	I was stuck in Glenwood in the snow and I had to record an episode by myself.
0:31.8	So I'm impersonating Father Mike rap.
0:32.7	It is Jacob and Jacob.
0:37.7	Actually, I had Jacob Chavez, Phoenix Dioces.
0:39.1	He's going to be a deacon this year, right?
0:41.7	He's an incredible musical composer.
0:42.2	He is.
0:49.8	So Jacob Chavez and I were in seminary together, and I started this thing if, well, we'll see if you recognize where it comes from.
0:51.5	But there was a... Oh, I thought you were going to hum it too.
0:52.6	At lunch, or no, at breakfast uh we'd sit down and
0:56.0	i'd ask him questions like jacob tell me about whatever da da da da and then he'd give me kind of like a news
1:00.8	reporter response and then i'd go this is jacob and jacob in the morning which i stole from
1:08.2	hold on oh is it Parks and Rec?
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