
Putting the Past in the Past
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 153 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Today’s podcast offers a brief reflection on how we tend to be drawn to what is familiar even if what is familiar is negative. So often we anticipate anger and punishment. Sometimes our deepest fear is that God will be angry and punish us. However, w... more
Today's podcast answers a question from someone struggling over whether or not they should have another child. They have many conflicting feelings and worries. In those worries is the concern they are not being a good steward if they have another chi... more
Today’s podcast is a discussion of the paradox of our sense of self. In order to become selfless, we have to have some sense of self. To completely abandon any sense of self can leave us to spiritually flounder and actually abandon who God wants us t... more
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I’m a prison chaplain dealing with a very demanding population. The last episode on boundaries was God sent! Thank you! 🙏
Absolutely spot on. I haven’t seen/heard/experienced such well vocalized mental health insight that is paired with the Christian faith tradition.
Please fix!!! This show has not been updated on Apple podcast app in weeks even though there are new episodes being released.
Thanks,
AFR fan
This has become one of my favorite podcasts, and I look forward to each episode. Fr. Makoul's approach to addressing questions is so gentle, real, empathetic. I find myself bursting into tears when listening because I feel his advice deeply, and it has been very positive for me. Thank you, Fr. Makoul, for first your empathy and second your sound and wise advice. I wish this podcast had more episodes!
Thank you, Father. I have had a lot of trauma in my life, like many of us, and your podcasts containing so much compassion and wisdom are helping me a good deal. I listen to them repeatedly as I continue to reflect on the truths contained in them and as I apply them to my own life. So appreciate your excellent work in helping us all!
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