Throwback Tuesday: At Home in the Church with Jessica Ptomey

Girlfriends (A Podcast for Catholic Women)

Danielle Bean

Kids & Family, Parenting, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 810 Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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This week, we are doing a throwback episode! This episode is from when I had Jessica Ptomey, author of Home in the Church: Living an Embodied Catholic Faith, on the podcast. Jessica and I talked about her conversion and her journey to a more embodied Christian faith inside the Catholic Church. Jessica also recommends another book during our conversation: Abandonment to Divine Providence. Jessica shares the miraculous story of her son’s healing and we grapple with the idea that God hears our prayers but does not always answer them as we wish he would. What can we learn about the nature of God, his unfathomable love, and our place in the universe from unanswered prayers? Snippet From the Show The Catholic faith is not a distant intellectual idea, it is an embodied faith that is lived through the physical realities created by prayer and the sacraments. For episode shownotes, text GIRLFRIENDS to 33-777 or visit www.ascensionpress.com/girlfriends.

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0:30.2	Hey friends, this week we've got a throwback episode for you. I'm going to be re-sharing this
0:34.5	episode from about two years ago because it's one of my all-time
0:38.1	favorite conversations that I've ever had here on girlfriends with Jessica Tome, who's a
0:43.1	contributor at Catholic mom.com. And this was one of the first times I got to actually sit down and
0:47.6	just kind of dive deep into some important topics with her. You know, one of the most fun things
0:52.8	about getting to record this podcast every week
0:55.5	and have people on is that I have an excuse, a built-in excuse, and I can say I'm doing work,
1:01.7	to just be checking in with people, to be connecting with people, to get a chance to have
1:06.3	some really important conversations with people that I really respect and admire living out faith
1:12.6	lives, either similar to mine or very different from mine, but there's always something
1:16.7	that I can take away that's encouraging or inspiring or just teaching me more about the ways
1:23.9	that God is always calling all of us closer to him. So sometimes those conversations just
1:29.2	sit in the archives and this podcast has grown so much, especially in recent months, that some
1:34.9	of you may not have heard this conversation at all. So I want to give you an opportunity to take a
1:38.8	listen right here in this week's throwback episode. Enjoy.
1:52.1	Hello and welcome to girlfriends. I'm Danielle Bean. I'm a wife and a mom and I'm on a mission to help you know your worth as a woman so you can find peace, balance, and joy and
1:57.0	family living. This week I'm talking with author Jessica Tomey about her new book coming
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