WOF 120: Evangelization and the Need for Community
The Word on Fire Show - Catholic Faith and Culture · Brandon Vogt
Audio is streamed directly from the publisher (traffic.libsyn.com) as published in their RSS feed. Play Podcasts does not host this file. Rights-holders can request removal through the copyright & takedown page.
Show Notes
In this week's episode Bishop Barron discusses an intrinsic aspect of evangelization; community. Not only is there an intrinsic need of mankind to have a community, which the Church teaches is part of man's nature, but also the need to have a certain kind of community within the Christian life. A listener asks how we ought to distinguish between authentic conscience and what CS Lewis called "the poison of subjectivism"?
BONUS: Learn more about the first ever Word on Fire National Conference for Priests >> http://wordonfire.org/priest
Topics Discussed- 0:04 - Introduction, Bishop Barron's recent trips
- 3:00 - Why does contemporary culture bring a sense of isolation and loneliness?
- 5:45 - How do we find a balance between the autonomy of the individual and the need for community?
- 8:15 - What are the benefits and drawbacks of social media in community building?
- 11:45 - Why do humans need each other?
- 14:30 - How do we bolster parish community?
- 17:30 - What role will the Word on Fire Movement play in building Catholic community?
- 20:30 - What does Bishop Barron recommend for those looking for community?
- 22:00 - Listener Question: What is the difference between the authentic conscience and individual subjectivism?