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Ascension

Ask Fr. Josh is the podcast where I hear you out and do my best to help you navigate the tricky times in life when our Catholic Faith doesn’t give you an easy “fill-in-the blank” answer. On this show, we’ll listen to one another, problem solve together, and ultimately entrust everything to our Lord. If this is your first time tuning in, here’s how the show goes: Each episode, I'll address three to four of your questions. I’ll cover everything from Catholic teaching to moral dilemmas to relationship advice. I'm not perfect, and I can’t guarantee that my advice is going to make things easy, but I'll do my best to share what I've learned during my time as a priest, pastor, and friend. 
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Ask Father Josh (Your Catholic Question and Answer Podcast)

Finding time for the various devotions the Catholic faith offers—such as the rosary, adoration, daily Mass, and reading Scripture—can sometimes feel overwhelming. In this discussion, Fr. Mark-Mary joins Fr. Josh to help us understand how to prioritize these devotions as we build our prayer lives.
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Jesus is pleased with our desire to spend time with him no matter how many devotions we are able to fit into our day. 
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How Should We Prioritize Different Devotions?

It sometimes feels impossible to stop the deeply rooted sins of the heart. Fr. Mark-Mary joins Fr. Josh to offer advice and encouragement on overcoming persistent vices and allowing God to love us in our messiness. 
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Sometimes, God doesn't perfect us right away because he wants us to experience his love while we are still imperfect. 
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How Do We Overcome Deeply Rooted Vices?

Why do we feel sadness when others succeed? Sr. Josephine Garrett joins Fr. Josh Johnson to discuss the sin of envy as he begins his season on the seven deadly sins. Together, they answer a question about why it's so hard to desire the success of others and explain how patience and humility help us overcome envious thoughts.
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Snippet From the Show
"Our feelings are information that must be submitted up to our intellect and to our reason to be properly ordered."
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Why Do I Feel Sadness When Others Succeed? ( with Sr. Josephine Garrett)

We all experience anger for different reasons, but how do we prevent anger from turning into wrath? Sr. Josephine Garrett joins Fr. Josh to answer questions about dealing with anger, conflict, and unforgiveness in our families and communities. 
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To prevent anger from becoming wrath, we need to invite Jesus into our experience of anger and allow him to heal us.
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When Does Anger Become Sinful? (with Sr. Josephine Garrett)

What do our attractions reveal? Sr. Josephine Garrett joins Fr. Josh to answer questions about navigating attractions we may experience outside of marriage and how to discern a relationship with someone who struggles with lust. 
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Our attractions reveal the desires of our hearts, but they must always be examined to ensure they are leading us toward the good. 
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Navigating Attractions and Lust in Relationships (with Sr. Josephine Garrett)

Pride can mislead us into believing we are the center of everything and that we have complete control. Sr. Josephine Garret joins Fr. Josh to discuss the sin of pride and its various expressions in our lives. They answer a question about relinquishing control in life, particularly when things do not go as we desire.
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 We are finite, our intellect is fragile, our hearts are cloudy, and we need God's help to be purified.
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How Do We Let Go of Control? (with Sr. Josephine Garrett)

In today's competitive society, it's easy to fall into the comparison trap. Dr. Mario Sacasa joins Fr. Josh to explore the sin of envy through the lens of evolutionary psychology and the teachings of St. Thérèse of Lisieux. Together, they answer a question about how to find peace with the reality that others may be "better" than us in certain areas. They also provide practical advice on embracing our unique place within the body of Christ.
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 We all can't be the roses, but the roses don't take away from the wildflowers in the garden.
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Avoiding the Comparison Trap (with Dr. Mario Sacasa)

What does the sin of gluttony exactly look like in our lives? Dr. Mario Sacasa and Fr. Josh delve into the vice of gluttony, exploring its definition, manifestations, and the psychological and spiritual dimensions associated with it. They discuss the difference between gluttony and food addiction, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's behavior and seeking help when necessary. They also offer practical strategies for moderation and self-control.
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Gluttony is an irrational placement of gratification.
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Gluttony: Food Addiction vs. Overindulgence (with Dr. Mario Sacasa)

Do you feel discouraged trying to combat lust in your life? Dr. Mario Sacasa joins Fr. Josh to discuss the sin of lust. Together, they answer questions about strategies to avoid falling into lust and how parents can raise children with a healthy understanding of sexuality in an over-sexualized culture.
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"Avoiding the near occasion of sin is crucial for overcoming lust."
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Conquering Lust in an Oversexualized World (with Dr. Mario Sacasa)

Have you noticed that busyness, laziness, or procrastination often hinder your efforts to pray? Dr. Brian Pedraza joins Fr. Josh to discuss the sin of acedia or sloth, also known as the "noonday devil". Together, they answer a question about the struggle of maintaining a consistent prayer routine in the face of sloth and explain how developing the virtue of diligence helps us overcome it.
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Diligence, rooted in love, combats sloth.
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When the Noonday Devil Strikes (with Dr. Brian Pedraza)

Does being Christian mean that you need to live a solitary, boring, or unhappy life? Looking at the lives of holy men and women, it can appear that the majority of their lives were suffering and solitude. Does this mean that “fun” has no place in the Christian life? Fr. Josh Johnson takes up this question in today’s episode.
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“Faith is our source of joy. We believe in a God who created us so that we might enjoy human happiness - in some measure on earth, in its fullness in heaven. We are meant to have our human joys: the joy of living, the joy of love and friendship, the joy of work well done.” -St. John Paul II
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Can Holy People Have Fun?

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