PWJ: S4E65 – AH – “After Hours” with Alessandro DiSanto

Continuing his investigation into holy habits, Matt sat down for a drink and a chat with his friend, Alessandro DiSanto, one of the founders of Hallow app.

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PWJ: S4E64 – Bonus – “We shall get in: C.S. Lewis and the Hope of Heaven”

Andrew Lazo was asked to speak at the 2021 Edith Stein Conference, hosted by Notre Dame University.

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Music Monday: Love God Love People

I’ve been running in circles
Jumping the hurdles
Getting caught in that rush of doing so much
I’m feeling kinda worn out

All this checking the boxes
Trying to be flawless
Has me spinning my head, catching my breath
Too afraid to slow down

I tell myself to keep this up
That God wants more than just my love
But I’ve been complicating things
It’s just like me to overthink

Gotta keep it real simple, keep it real simple
Bring everything right back to ground zero
‘Cause it all comes down to this
Love God and love people (People)
We’re living in a world that keeps breakin’
But if we want to find a way to change it
It all comes down to this
Love God and love people

Oh, this is freedom (This is freedom)
The keys to the Kingdom (Hey-ey)
Knowing life will be found when love can be loud
‘Cause love is what it’s all about

Love is patient, love is kind
Rescues hearts and changes lives
Love is all we need to make things right
Gotta keep it real simple, oh
It’s really so simple, oh-ooh-oh-oh-oh-ohh

We’re living in a world that keeps breakin’ (Oh yeah)
But if we want to find a way to change it (Find a way, yeah)
It all comes down to this (Everything comes down to this)
Love God and love people (Whoa)

Keep on loving, keep on loving
Love God and love people
So keep on loving, keep on loving
It’s all about love
It’s how we change the world
Love God and love people

Fr. Altman

Fr. Altman has been in the news a lot recently. Many people are sympathetic to Fr. Altman’s zeal, but nevertheless raise some important questions, such as Steve Skojec. Anyway, since I’ll soon be moving to Wisconsin, I thought I’d compile the information about his case which I’ve come across…

1. This article from The Pillar contain the main details.

2. His claims about racism and lynching:

3. An image and commentary found in a March bulletin from Fr. Altman’s parish:

4. This interview where he makes a number of comments about men and women, as well as why women can’t preach (01:36):

5. This graphic which was posted on Patrick Coffin’s Facebook Page:

6. His comments about Church authority and infallibility are found in this article:

Many have jumped on the injection bandwagon, daring to call it our moral duty to take the experimental injection. Dear family, their statement, from the Bishop of Rome on down, is not infallible. No, as we learned in seminary, in the last two thousand years, depending on who’s doing the counting, infallible statements have been made maybe four to seven times – that’s it. Anything else? An Opinion.

Fr. Altman

7. He has been made many appearances where he has offered open criticism to a variety of targets.

The initial ones were produced by Alpha News:

He has also appeared on Church Militant a couple of times:

8. In response to his appearance on Taylor Marshall’s show where he called his bishop a “Nazi” and “Tyrant”, Michael O’Loughlin offered some commentary over the way we speak about our leaders:

As usual, Michael Lofton from Reason and Theology has excellent, balanced material on this sort of thing:

Friday Frivolity: The pubs keep open till eleven

BALLADE IN PRAISE OF ARUNDEL
(Made after a walk through Surrey and Sussex) 
By Theodore Maynard

I’ve trudged along the Pilgrims’ Way,
And from St. Martha’s Hill looked down
O’er Surrey woods and fields which lay
Green in the sunlight. On the crown Of
Hindhead and the Punchbowl’s brink
Of no good thing I’ve been bereaven :
But Arundel’s the place for drink
The pubs keep open till eleven.

White chalk cliffs and the stubborn clay
Are thrown about, and many a town
Breaks on the sight like breaking day;
But after all, who but a clown
Could Arundel with Midhurst link,
Where men go dry from two till seven?
In Arundel (no truth I’ll shrink)
The pubs keep open till eleven.

A great cool church where men can pray
Secure from misbelieving frown;
And in the square, I beg to say,
The beer is strong and rich and brown.

PWJ: S4E63 – AH – “After Hours” with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames

A repeated theme throughout The Screwtape Letters has been that of habits. Fr. Mark-Mary Ames just released a book called Habits for Holiness, so Matt sat down with him to talk about building habits to really annoy Screwtape…

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