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A production of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops asking some important questions about the call to love.
Unknown Host hosts Love Means More, a religion show with 119 episodes published.
Michael Marinaccio of the Center for Responsible Technology joins to discuss “artificial intelligence” and relationships. How are recent technological developments shaping cultural attitudes toward the person and relatio
Clare Morell and Fr. Allen Hoffa join to discuss the fight against pornography. What does the Supreme Court’s decision in Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton mean for how we protect ourselves and loved ones against addiction
After a long time off, we have an exciting announcement about the future of this podcast feed! To see our new home, visit LoveMeansMore.org! Update to the update: the first new episode is out now! The audio-only version
Jose Pulido knows what it takes to evangelize men and to drive men to evangelize others. He's done it in his ministry At the Service, and he knows how scripture can help make it happen. Later, (21:10) Kara joins to get a
We're back with the rest of our conversation with Jason Evert on his book Male, Female, Other? and how it can help us approach gender theory and those who experience gender discordance. Then (19:35), Kara joins to finish
Jason Evert of the Chastity Project joins to discuss his new book Male, Female, Other?, which addresses the current state of gender theory in our culture. He goes into great detail about how to address the problems in th
Does God need us? Why would he create us (or anything) if he didn't? How is God's relationship with us and with the world different than any other religion's account? How does it change the way we love? Bishop Robert Bar
Our conversation on human ecology continues with Dr. Jennifer Frey, who dives deeper into the mind of the Church and the work of the Institute for Human Ecology. Then (19:15), we celebrate Mother’s Day with Kara by talki
When talking about humanity's relationship with nature, John Paul II used the phrase "human ecology". Benedict XVI used a similar phrase. So did Francis. What do they all mean by it? Dr. Jennifer Frey, of the Institute f
Happy Easter! We're back with a shorter episode during the Easter Octave, celebrating the 30th anniversary of Sleepless in Seattle! Kara and Andrew complete their coverage of the Nora Ephron-Meg Ryan romcom trilogy. Dest
The addictive danger to our families from pornography is far too great to ignore, which is why Amanda Zurface of Covenant Eyes is here to help. She talks about how communities and families can guard against these risks,
When you think of your soul leaving your body, what image comes to mind? If it's a ghostly duplicate of your physical body, boy do we have a show for you. Dr. Therese Scarpelli Cory joins from Notre Dame's philosophy dep
Why do we feel more isolated than ever? How do kids from smaller families have a harder time forming connections later in life? What do people mean when they talk about identity, using phrases like "it's who I really am"
Our coverage of the National Eucharistic Revival continues with Sr. Alicia Torres, managing editor of the Eucharistic Revival's newsletter, who shares how her relationship with Jesus in the Eucharist animates her calling
Kara and Andrew devote an entire episode to Titanic on the 25th anniversary of the film's long run in theaters, which happens to coincide with director James Cameron's new film, Avatar: The Way of Water. The aquatic adve
We are kicking off the new year with a look at the Eucharistic Revival! Fr. Craig Vasek gives us the scoop on this growing movement to restore faith in the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. Then (27:35), Kara Bach
We're ending the year by celebrating the 30th anniversary of The Muppet Christmas Carol! Kara and Andrew wax theological about this all-time classic, which builds in surprising ways on Charles Dickens's original 1843 nov
What did Aquinas say about marriage? How does he reveal the true nature of marriage as we live it out today? Did he get everything right, and if not, how do we approach it now? Fr. Gregory Pine, OP, joins to answer those
Kara and Andrew finally complete their quest to review season 1 of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power! Most of the story is not original to Tolkien and was produced by a company whose practices diverge considerabl
Canavox's Lucas Fennell joins to talk about what we can learn about friendship and its impact on fatherhood, drawing from his years of experience working with teenage boys and incarcerated men. Then (25:10), Kara and And
Clare Morell
Author of "The Tech Exit: A Practical Guide to Freeing Kids and Teens from Smartphones" · Ethics and Public Policy Center
1 appearance on this show
Jason Evert
Catholic speaker, author and founder · Chastity Project
2 appearances on this show
Bishop Robert Barron
Bishop · Diocese of Winona–Rochester
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Frey
Dean of the Honors College, Professor, Author and Podcaster · Institute for Human Ecology
2 appearances on this show
Kara
Deputy Director - Student Experience · Onshore Fitness
2 appearances on this show
Mary Eberstadt
Catholic author and commentator
1 appearance on this show
Fr. Gregory Pine
Instructor of Dogmatic and Moral Theology at the Dominican House of Studies · Dominican House of Studies
1 appearance on this show
Fr. Gregory Pine
OP · Ascension Press
1 appearance on this show
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