Fr. Joseph Collins, Fr. Michael Marcantoni, and Ancient Faith Radio
Fr. Joseph Collins and Fr. Michael Marcantoni
Finding Wisdom
Finding Wisdom
Finding Wisdom
Tuesday 31st January 2023
Fr. Joseph Collins and Fr. Michael Marcantoni discuss finding wisdom through spirituality and recovery tools in this engaging podcast episode.
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Fr. Joseph Collins, Fr. Michael Marcantoni, and Ancient Faith Radio
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Religion & Spirituality
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Body & Mind
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Wisdom requires relentless pursuit and effort.
- Honest self-assessment reveals gaps between aspirations and actions.
- Repentance is crucial for spiritual growth.
- Being present prevents future-tripping.
- Wisdom is found in everyday interactions.
The beginning of wisdom is this: get wisdom.
Ever wondered what it takes to truly find wisdom amidst life's chaos? In this episode of 'On the Battlefield,' Fr. Joseph Collins and Fr. Michael Marcantoni tackle the thorny path to wisdom through practical Orthodox spirituality and addiction recovery tools. They explore how a brutally honest self-assessment can reveal the gap between our aspirations and actions.
The duo discusses the philosophical notion of wisdom as a pursuit rather than a possession, likening it to a pearl of great price that requires relentless effort to obtain. Drawing from ancient philosophy and the wisdom literature of Solomon, they argue that wisdom is not merely a collection of facts but an ongoing dialogue with God, ourselves, and the world around us.
With light-hearted banter about shovelling snow and seminary days, they delve into how wisdom can be elusive yet attainable through constant pursuit and action. Fr. Joseph and Fr. Michael highlight the importance of being present, not future-tripping, and finding wisdom in everyday interactions. They also touch on the role of repentance and the need for rigorous honesty in recovery and spiritual growth.
So, what wise actions will you take today to bridge the gap between where you are and where you aspire to be?