Wise Words On Wednesday: Lost Time

“Lost time is never found again.”
Benjamin Franklin
"We are travellers…not yet in our native land" – St. Augustine

“Lost time is never found again.”
Benjamin Franklin
We had Dr. Brenton Dickieson on Pints With Jack this week. Here are the times when we’ve appeared on his blog, A Pilgrim In Narnia:



I went back to St. Ignatius in LA this past week to give them a Lenten talk about temptation and C.S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters.
Resisting Temptation With C.S. Lewis (Download)
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This past weekend, I drove out to Imperial Valley, a couple of hours east of San Diego, to give a talk at “Java & Jesus”. The event was rather similar to a traditional “Theology On Tap”, except that it was held at a coffee shop.
Practical Tools for Everyday Evangelism (Download)
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Timestamps
01:34 – Introduction
01:50 – Prayer
03:13 – The Purpose of the Church
08:25 – Tool #1: Your Life
11:19 – Tool #2: Your Testimony
30:08 – Tool #3: Your Community
47:00 – Conclusion and Prayer

Last night I gave a talk in Charlotte, North Carolina, on C.S. Lewis, telling the story of how he came to faith in Christ and how this journey influenced his own subsequent evangelistic efforts.
C.S. Lewis – Apostle To The Skeptics (Download)
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Last week I gave a talk on apologetics at a bonfire in El Cajon on the subject of apologetics, the follow-on talk from “Evangelization for the terrified”. It turns out I wave my hands about a lot when I talk…
Apologetics for the confused (Download)
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April 11th 2018: Christina Barba @ Mission San Diego
About the speaker: Proclaiming the dignity of human life has been a lifelong passion for Cristina. Since her early childhood, she has been involved in the pro-life movement with her family at events such as prayer vigils, life chains, and much more. While attending The Pennsylvania State University, she served as president of Penn State Students for Life organization, leading the efforts to build the culture of life on campus. Upon graduation, Cristina attended the Emmanuel School of Mission in Rome, Italy, a mission organization sponsored by the Pontifical Council for the Laity. She has spent the last decade in full time mission in the pro-life, chastity and new evangelization world.
In July of 2014, Cristina founded The Culture Project International. Her vision was to restore culture through the experience of virtue. Since its inception, The Culture Project has provided a mission program to more than 50 missionaries who have served 45 dioceses and invited over 100,000 students to reclaim sexual integrity and the meaning of life, thereby inviting our culture to be fully alive.
Cristina received Honorable Mention by Our Sunday Visitor as one of the Inspiring Catholics of 2012. In 2016, she was one of the recipients of the Students for Life of America, Defender of Life Award.
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Q&A (Download)