Repentance and Recovery Require Community

Repentance and Recovery Require Community

On the Battlefield

In this jam-packed episode, our hosts weave a tapestry of communal recovery based on the Orthodox life of repentance, as viewed in light of the Holy Pascha. Together, they discuss sin as being foreign to true humanity, what it means to fight the demons as the Body of Christ, the sociological & biological factors of addiction, and more. The parallels between recovery and salvation are staggering, and both require community.

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1:14:2910 May 2022

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Repentance and Recovery: Building Community on 'On the Battlefield'

The solution is found in community, and what's important to know is that the people who genuinely love and care about you will be happy to see you doing something to better your life.

Ever wondered how spirituality can play a role in addiction recovery? In this episode of 'On the Battlefield', hosts Fr. Joseph Collins and Fr. Michael Marcantoni dive deep into the importance of community in both repentance and recovery. Drawing from Orthodox spirituality and their own experiences, they discuss how addiction isn't a moral failing but a challenge that requires communal support to overcome.

The episode covers a range of topics, including the sociological and biological factors of addiction, and how sin is seen as foreign to true humanity. The hosts emphasize that just as salvation requires a community, so does recovery. They explore how groups like Narcotics Anonymous or faith-based communities can offer the essential support needed for a successful recovery journey. If you're looking for a compassionate and insightful take on addiction recovery, this episode is a must-listen.

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