Warrior Radio
Today I’d like to share something a little different. I was listening to this podcast the other day and I really liked what Wing Chun instructor, Dominic Izzo, had to say about overcoming adversity…
"We are travellers…not yet in our native land" – St. Augustine
Today I’d like to share something a little different. I was listening to this podcast the other day and I really liked what Wing Chun instructor, Dominic Izzo, had to say about overcoming adversity…
“As long as we live, we fight, and as long as we are fighting, that is a sign that we are not defeated and that the good Spirit dwells within us. And if death does not meet you as the victor, he should find you a warrior” – St. Augustine
I’ve been working my way through my Blog’s “Drafts” folder in an effort to try and finish some of the many half-completed entries I have there. At the time of writing I still have 226 left… :-/
In looking through these drafts I came upon two entries, both concerning movies for which I was fortunate enough to see advanced screenings. The first movie was Warrior and the second was The Way. I’ll write about at The Way later this week, but today I’d like to look at Warrior.
The story of Warrior concerns Paddy and his two sons. The film begins with Paddy leaving church after Mass. We soon find out that Paddy used to be a horrible husband and father as well as an abusive drunk, but now, many years later, has found God and is 1,000 days sober.
“A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for a time of adversity.” – Proverbs 17:17
Paddy’s two sons, Brendan and Tommy are both talented athletes who are soon set on a collision course towards the same Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) tournament.