Heart of the Father: A Dominus Project
Heart of the Father: A Dominus Project
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Entrepreneur Tim Hanley, Deacon Michael Parker, and Dr. Brian Pedraza take you deep into the adventure of Catholic dadding. Minivans, dad hacks, jokes, and cries from the heart included.
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The podcast discusses themes around Catholic fatherhood, including the importance of community, emotional expression, spiritual growth, and parenting challenges. Notable episodes feature discussions on the necessity of leisure as a form of spiritual engagement, the exploration of emotional vulnerability in fatherhood, and the importance of building a supportive tribe of fathers.
Entrepreneur Tim Hanley, Deacon Michael Parker, and Dr. Brian Pedraza take you deep into the adventure of Catholic dadding. Minivans, dad hacks, jokes, and cries from the heart included.
Deac reads the pope's document on the Jubilee year and presses Tim and Doc on the importance of rest. The brothers open up about the battle of feeling like you're called to many things, even great things, to help the community, but realizing that the most important thing is just ”being” with the Lord and your family. O Come let us adore Him. And let us adore them, too.
Heart of the Father is brought to you by The Dominus Project (www.thedominusproject.com), an endeavor of Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University (FranU) to help dads and all parents/caregivers be the first witnesses of the faith to their children in the home. Like what you hear? Support us at patreon.com/thedominusproject, and help spread the word. Pray for us. No, really. Pray for us.
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