Privilege, Self-Care, and Princess Ileana

Wealth, Poverty, Generosity: More Favorite Quotes (2021 Edition)

To end the year, Timm and Thaniel, with help from Kristina, continue the tradition of sharing some of their favorite quotes from Church fathers and mothers about wealth, poverty, philanthropy, almsgiving, and generosity. Let us be attentive. Listen to previous years' quotes episodes at: www.ancientfaith.com/podcasts/secondliturgy/wealth_poverty_generosity_a_few_of_our_favorite_quotes www.ancientfaith.com/podcasts/secondliturgy/wealth_poverty_generosity_a_few_more_of_our_favorite_quotes www.ancientfaith.com/podcasts/secondliturgy/wealth_poverty_generosity_more_of_our_favorite_quotes

Privilege, Self-Care, and Princess Ileana

Join Princess Ileana, exhausted and in need of some self-care, in an excerpt of Chapter 7 of the audiobook Hospital of the Queen's Heart. In our current era of emphasis on self-care and indulgence, this book is a good reminder that following and serving Christ and loving people is hard work and rarely comfortable. Learn more about Princess Ileana at store.ancientfaith.com/search.php?search_query=ileana§ion;=product.

You Are A Completely Different Person: An Interview with Nic Hartmann

Nic Hartmann joins us to talk about a polar vortex, a derecho, storytelling, the arts, working together, a change of direction, and more. Read his Metanoia Bum blog at metanoiabum.wordpress.com Visit his website at https://nichartmann.com/

A Leap Day Saint, the New Iconoclasm, and Together Getting Our Robes Dirty

Timm Wenger reads part of "Getting Our Robes Dirty," an article which includes a Leap Day legend, a deeper-than-usual perspective on the Sunday of Orthodoxy, and quotes from Mother Maria of Paris. You can read the entire piece, written by Fr. Paul Schroeder, at incommunion.org/2004/10/24/getting-our-robes-dirty. Used with the author's permission.

“Love Does Stuff”

Christian Gonzalez (from Wandering the Desert and Pop Culture Coffee Hour podcasts) joins Timm Wenger to talk about what he's learning about wealth, poverty, and generosity.