Fr. Joseph Collins, Fr. Michael Marcantoni, and Ancient Faith Radio
Fr. Joseph Collins and Fr. Michael Marcantoni
It's All About Me
It's All About Me
It's All About Me
Tuesday 7th March 2023
Fr. Joseph Collins & Fr. Michael Marcantoni discuss the balance between humility and visibility in spiritual practices.
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Episode Overview
- Explore Christ's teachings on secretive good deeds versus public faith.
- Understand the dangers of grandiosity in spiritual practices.
- Reflect on the importance of genuine intentions behind actions.
- Learn how self-examination can lead to spiritual growth.
- Consider the role of humility and authenticity in sobriety.
How do we do good works in the world and not lose our reward?
Ever wondered how to balance humility and visibility in your spiritual journey? Fr. Joseph Collins and Fr. Michael Marcantoni tackle this conundrum in their podcast episode, 'It's All About Me'. They explore the seemingly contradictory teachings of Christ regarding secretive good deeds versus letting your light shine before others. Drawing from Orthodox spirituality and addiction recovery tools, they offer a nuanced discussion on the dangers of grandiosity and the importance of genuine intentions.
Through engaging anecdotes and biblical references, they reveal how our motives can be muddied and how self-examination can lead to spiritual growth. Fr. Joseph shares insights on Lent's liturgical beauty, while Fr. Michael reflects on personal experiences in sobriety, illustrating how unchecked ego can spoil even the most righteous acts. This episode encourages listeners to reflect on their own spiritual practices, urging them to seek humility and authenticity in their actions.
As you ponder the balance between public and private faith, consider: Are your good works truly for God's glory or a subtle spectacle for self-validation?