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In this episode, the dogs discuss whether there are any once in a lifetime experiences (2:50). Rob admits to his own FOMO (3:00), Mike revisits an enchanted moment from Bethlehem (13:52), and Connor describes living in the eternal reality of the sacramental worldview (16:30). They all reminisce (21:00) with hopeful longing (23:58). Quotes: "Each moment has its own unique flavor." (Mike, 8:15) “There’s gonna be another day, another enchanted moment, because the world is sacramental.” (Rob, 12:40) "The sacramental reality is eternal." (Connor, 16:30) "I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually left them." (Rob quoting Andy Bernard, 18:15) "Here's the thing, nobody cares." (Rob, 18:50) “It feels like it would be insanely ungrateful to be sad it’s over; it was so full.” (Connor quoting Bartosic, 19:45) "Sometimes... on real cold nights... when I get into bed I will lean over to my wife and say, 'I’m glad I’m not in Bastogne."' (Connor quoting Band of Brothers Ep.6, 23:00) “The sacramental worldview allows you to always return to the rock of grace.” (Mike, 23:52) “Those moments of real encounter with Christ, they are now.” (Mike, 24:00) “The destination is a person.” (Connor, 25:20) “He’s drawing everything up into eternity with him.” (Connor, 25:50) Media Mentions: * Ethan Hawke's Rules for a Knight* The Last Dance* Band of Brothers (2001 miniseries) References: * Ring light* Denver* Pot Mountain, Idaho* 2016 World Series* Chicago Cubs* Michael Jordan* The Transfiguration (Matthew 17:1-9)* Andy Bernard* Michael Scott* Fr. Raymond Webb* Bishop Mark Bartosic* El Camino de Santiago* Fr. Brian Welter (Old Welt Dog) Shout- Outs: * Drew Hines* Jon Kearney* Monica Mackie* SIUE FOCUS team (Joseph, Emma, Daniel, and Rachel)* Fr. Derek Ho* Julie Johnson Follow us on instagram @threedogsnorth Contact us at [email protected]

In this episode, the dogs return to a previous discussion on parenting and control (5:00). Mike looks for Yao Ming in the California Redwoods (1:49), Connor reminds us just how useful childhood confirmation class was (17:35), and Rob jumps ship (14:57) twice (26:49). Quotes: “They (children) have this compass inside of them that I can't read for them; I have to love them into reading it themselves and God will guide them.” (Connor, 8:20) “As a parent, your desire is to educate their freedom.” (Mike, 10:40) “I was a martyr for the truth.” (Connor, 11:35) “I’m the perfection of virtue.” (Rob, 14:52) “What we are talking about is this long slow road toward wholeness and integrity, which is experiencing God’s love and our own goodness in his eyes even in the midst of our imperfections.” (Connor, 21:00) “As parents you do have to form your children.” (Mike, 23:20) “Everyone as a free person is responsible for their own life, including your child.” (Connor, 24:30) "Jesus is never controlling anyone." (Connor, 29:36) “Only God can save us. Real peace and real justice comes from total surrender.” (Connor, 30:30) “We enter into God’s will in the measure that we surrender a perceived result.” (Connor, 32:40) “Life, when you abandon yourself to it, is not the prosperity gospel.” (Mike, 35:27) “What my dad and my mom mirrored for me, was reality, which is God.” (Mike, 36:20) Media Mentions: * Fr. Jacques Philippe's Priestly Fatherhood: Treasure in Earthen Vessels* 3DN S11 E34- Loggerheads (Part 1)* 3DN S11 E35- Loggerheads (Part 2)* The Martian (2015)* Jeremiah 31: 29- 30 "The parents ate unripe grapes..."* Jesus Calms the Storm (Matthew 8:23- 27, Mark 4:35-41, Luke 8:22-25)* C.S. Lewis' The Great Divorce* Flannery O'Connor's Revelation (pg. 458 "...even their virtues were being burned away.") References: * FOCUS* Pender, Nebraska* Illiopolis, Illinois* Redwood National Park* Shaquille O'Neal* New Work Wednesday* Benedict Arnold* Pelagianism* Edith Stein* Gifts of the Holy Spirit (Catechism 1831)* Fruits of the Holy Spirit (Catechism 1832)* United States Army ...

In this episode, the dogs discuss what it means to live with integrity (0:44). Rob opens by bringing up Bobby Jones' loss in the 1925 U.S. Open (1:00), Mike gets a little heretical (10:10), and Connor experiences some technical difficulties (15:15). They close by reflecting on representations of integrity in various films (28:22). Quotes: "It's just you have no integrity. That's the worst thing I could say about anybody." (from Calvary, 3:55) "Integrity is a result of a life lived in truth." (Connor, 5:05) “Beauty is the manifestation of truth.” (from Denis McNamara 3DN S11 E12, 5:16) "Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites!" (Matthew 23:19, 9:10) "Heroes get remembered, but legends never die." (from The Sandlot, 12:10) "Real integrity, you can tell has been cultivated over a lifetime." (Connor, 16:30) "A good friend is not a conspirator in our vices." (Mike quoting a friend, 20:50) "You're going to get the work done of one person because you're one person." (Connor, 25:45) “God does manifest his glory through human creativity, but it’s not through the grind.” (Connor, 27:10) "What profit would there be for one to gain the whole world and forfeit his life?" (Matthew 16:26, 31:30) "When a man takes an oath, he's holding his own self in his own hands like water, and if he opens his fingers then, he needn't hope to find himself again." (from A Man for All Seasons, 34:06) "If you aim at the truth, at Jesus..... you become yourself." (Connor 36:00) Media Mentions: * Thomas Aquinas' Summa Theologica* Calvary (2014)* Bobby Jones: Sroke of Genius (2004)* The Legend of Bagger Vance (2000)* The Greatest Game Ever Played (2005)* The Chronicles of Narnia* Miracle (2004)* Remember the Titans (2000)* Three Dogs North S11 E60- Formed by the Father (meekness)* The Death of Stalin (2017)* Arrested Development (2003- 2006)* A Man for All Seasons (1966)* A Hidden Life (2019)* Shūsaku Endō's Silence* Silence (2016)* Star Wars References: * Bobby Jones* 1925 U.S. Open* Thomas Aquinas: consonantia, claritas, and integritas* Brendan Gleeson* Pope Benedict XVI (Joseph Ratzinger)* John the Baptist* Cardinal Francis George* Will Smith* Matt Damon* Shia LaBeouf* James Earl Jones* Babe Ruth* Aslan* Fr. Larry Hennessy* Shakespeare* "A mortal, sinful human being."* Michelangelo* Sistine Chapel* Bishop Robert Barron* Steve Buscemi* Nikita Khrushchev* Sir Thomas More* Bishop Mark Bartosic* Liam Neeson* Andrew Garfield* Adam Driver* Darth Vader* Kylo Ren* Franz Jägerstätter Follow us on instagram @threedogsnorth Contact us at [email protected]

In this episode, the dogs talk about Mike's future as a Jumpmaster (00:27), the start of the school year at UIC (13:13), and the difference between managers and leaders (19:00). Connor comes up with a new parable for the Gospel of Luke (27:00) and The Simpsons is referenced (35:58), twice (41:08). Quotes: "Leaders lead from the front." (Mike, 7:05) "I’m the go-to guy... not because it’s "Mike", but because it’s "Father", which is always a humbling reality.” (Mike, 9:28) “Manage to maintain vs actually drive a mission; that's the difference between a leader and a manager.” (Rob on leadership, 10:45) "Aim small, miss small." (Connor, 13:50) "Jesus is my ultimate horizon." (Connor 18:20) “If you’re in communion with the Father then you have his vision, the divine perspective.” (Mike, 23:00) “I want to help my people to become fully who they were created to be.” (Mike, 25:35) "People who are holy, whether or not publicly recognized by the church as saints, keep the world from turning into hell." (Connor quoting Cardinal George, 28:29) "Life is a moment by moment expression of your identity." (Connor quoting Whitfield, 30:10) “Most of us live as if we’re going somewhere, not as if we've arrived.” (Connor, 31:10) "That's the whole point of Moby Dick. Lisa, the point of Moby Dick is be yourself." (Rob quoting The Simpsons, 36:02) “The present is the place where infinite love finds its rays of glory.” (Mike quoting Lewis, 37:20) “The cemetery is full of indispensable people” (Connor, 42:40) Media Mentions: * "They enlarged their phylacteries and lengthened their tassels." (Matthew 23:5)* Tod Bolsinger's Canoeing the Mountains: Christian Leadership in Uncharted Territory* Bob Schuchts' Be Healed* Luke 13:18-21* Charles L. Whitfield's Healing the Child Within* The Simpsons S15 E5: The Fat and the Furriest* C.S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters* The Simpsons Movie- Whipping Dogs Sledding Scene References: * Jumpmaster* Paratrooper* JumpMaster Personnel Inspection (JMPI)* 82nd Airborne Division* Boy Scouts of America* Leadership: Vision- Alignment- Accountability* Cor Coffee* "Nolite timere"- be not afraid (at the John Paul II Chapel at Mundelein)* Bishop Robert Barron* Institute for Priestly Formation (IPF)* Fellowship of Catholic University Students* Shared und...

In this episode, the dogs discuss meekness (6:14) and the positive masculine virtues (2:45). Rob gives some historical context (6:14), Mike dodges deciding whether his dad is meek (9:11), and Connor shares a time when he's seen men misuse their masculinity to diminish others (13:45). Lastly, they look to the saints (17:36) to better understand what it means to be formed by the Father's love (26:50). Quotes: "Sir, my job is to hold back your testosterone." (Mike quoting Bliese, 1:50) “When there is a father present, it brings about the masculine virtues in a positive way." (Rob, 2:45) "JPII is like Batman." (Connor 18:45) “St. Francis swung the whole world around like a trinket at his wrist." (Connor on St. Francis, 19:37) "I would have caused World War III. 100%." (Mike, 23:00) “What John Paul II is grieving there is something so sublime. It’s beyond anything you can put into words.” (Connor, 23:30) “His dad’s hidden love (JPII's), has now played a part in this great revelation of God’s love for the world.” (Mike, 25:00) “The holy spirit works in these totally hidden ways.” (Connor, 29:00) "You don't have to create an experience or manufacture it. It's this inexorable unfolding of the kingdom that’s happening and we get to cooperate with it.” (Connor, 29:34) Media Mentions: * S11 E8- All man, all priest* Fr. Jacques Philippe's Priestly Fatherhood* Jordan B. Peterson's 12 Rules for Life* Matthew 11:29 ("I am meek and humble of heart")* Numbers 12:3 ("Now Moses was meek")* The Simpsons (1989- present)* The Simpsons' S8 E22 In Marge We Trust ("I could probably stand to be meeker.")* Holy Family School of Faith* 1 Peter 5:8 ("Your opponent the devil is prowling around like a roaring lion.")* S11 E8- Descent to the kern* Mother Mary Francis' Blessed Are You* Matthew 5:5 ("Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the land.")* George Weigel's Witness to Hope: The Biography of Pope John Paul II* Elizabeth Pardi's article on meekness References: * Rule 1: Stand up straight with your shoulders back (from 12 Rules for Life)* Bishop Robert Barron* Ned Flanders* Reverend Lovejoy* ChatGPT* Assumption of Mary* Afghanistan* Taliban* Chicago* Pope John Paul II* Homily of His Holiness John Paul II (Victory Square, Warsaw, 2 June 1979)* Poland* Krakow* Warsaw* Arvada, CO* Idaho* S.O.G. Michelle Duppong* South Dakota* Denver* Fr. John Riccardo* Cardinal Francis George Shout- Outs: * Bliese (Mike’s bodyguard)* Fr. Nathan Goebel Glossary: * pater familias: oldest living male in household* meek: strength that is under control (Rob)* alter Christus: another Christ

In this episode, the dogs discuss The Simpsons (0:50), Edith Stein's feast day (4:05), and phenomenology philosophy (7:30). Mike names a new female doctor of the church (14:00) and speaks definitively on anthropology (17:40). They close out by sharing how to practically live in relationship with Jesus, as Stein says, in the "kern" (20:00). Quotes: “Come, Rosa, we’re going for our people." (quote from Edith Stein, 10:20) “It just blew her away that Catholics could come and talk to a personal God when they were out shopping.” (Rob, 11:25) “You are tarnishing your voting record right now. I question everything about your character.” (Rob about Connor, 15:27) “She has the most precise and correct anthropology of anybody who has ever existed.” (Mike about Stein, 17:25) “You can see the harmony that exists between the physical body and the actual eternal soul. The way she (Stein) unites the two together is just true.” (Mike, 19:25) “What is the human person? Is loved by God.” (Mike summarizing Stein, 20:30) “The cross is the revelation of God’s love.” (Mike, 20:50) “The body is the physical expression of the eternal invisible soul.” (Mike, 21:34) “Fear is almost always a useless emotion. The truth is that we are always safe, because we are always a beloved child of God.” (Connor, 23:10) "It’s not selfish to be aware of my heart's reactions to things and to be aware of my inner life more, because that’s the only way I can share it with God.” (Connor, 24:40) “It’s tough to study Edith Stein without also growing in holiness.” (Mike, 26:11) “In what part of reality are you living?” (Mike, 26:40) “Experience it (darkness) not as a wall, but as a threshold.” (Rob, 28:40) Media Mentions: * The Simpsons (1989- present)* "Last Exit to Springfield" The Simpsons S4 E17* It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (2005- present)* Arrested Development (2003- 2019)* "It's a good idea and I stand by it." * "I got nothing against him, but I'm definitely gonna make orphans of his children."* "Large Marge" The Simpsons S14 E4 ("easy there college boy")* John Paul II's Theology of the Body* St Thomas Aquinas' Quaestiones Disputatae de Veritate (Disputed Questions on Truth)* Teresa of Avila's The Way of Perfection* Edith Stein's The Science of the Cross* iBreviary* Napoleon Dynamite* Hallow References: * Charles Dickens* Infinite Monkey Theorem* Mike Tyson* Edith Stein- St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (canonized October 11, 1998)* Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel* Martin Heidegger* Edmund Husserl* Karol Wojtyla* Poland* Germany* Phenomenolo...

In this episode, the dogs discuss the heroes journey (12:45) and Rob asks the question: If we're made for home, then why do we leave (14:00)? Rob gives his favorite Summer Reading combinations (7:55), Connor references the gospel of Luke (19:00) as well as SNL (24:30), and Mike shares what it's like to maintain values while developing his career in the army (28:22). Quotes: "Culture without substance is empty." (Mike, 1:30) "There’s nothing you can do but kick your horse.” (from Lonesome Dove, 10:45) "Life is about relationship." (Mike, 18:09) "That's the cross and resurrection. The way to life is death." (Connor 19:30) "My son, you are here with me always; everything I have is yours." (Luke 15:31, 23:15) “Late have I loved you, beauty so old and so new: late have I loved you. And see, you were within and I was in the external world and sought you there, and in my unlovely state I plunged into those lovely created things which you made. You were with me, and I was not with you." (from Augustine's Confessions, 25:20) “The ways that we live in "untruth" for some “greater good” can actually mar us and change us.” (Mike, 28:41) “The framework for the question of growth is off if it’s just about you.” (Rob, 32:50) "To be the truly human image of God, where you're an unselfconscious gift to God... that's holiness... you just have to receive it and step into that river with Jesus.” (Connor, 36:50) “You’ve answered all my questions because now I’ve seen you.” (Mike, 40:20) Media Mentions: * Good Morning, Vietnam (1987)* Pride & Prejudice (2005)* A River Runs Through It (1992)* Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice* Downton Abbey (2010- 2015)* Art of Manliness Podcast #871: Jane Austen for Dudes* Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited* Matt Fradd’s interview with Peter Kreeft* J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings* Unbroken (2014)* Louisa May Alcott's Little Women* Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn* Larry McMurtry's Lonesome Dove* Joseph Campbell's The Hero with a Thousand Faces* Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2023)* Norman Maclean's A River Runs Through It* Jon Krakauer's Into the Wild* The Prodigal Son* C.S. Lewis' The Great Divorce* It's a Wonderful Life (1946)* Last Supper Discource (John 14- 17)* Romano Tours - SNL* Augustine of Hippo's Confessions* Jordan B. Peterson's 12 Rules for Life* Joe Pug's After Curfew* Peter Kreeft's lecture on Till We Have Faces* C.S. Lewis' Till We Have Faces* Job (38:3)

In this episode, the dogs talk about what it means to sacramentalize all things. They discuss the tendency to separate "holy" things from seemingly unholy things (1:30) and the opposing belief that all things are restored in Christ (4:00). Mike brings up his experience serving at Life Teen retreats (9:55), Rob shares what was so impactful about visiting the Martin home in France (11:20), and Connor tells about a recent trip to the doctor (13:10). They all discuss being freed, as priests, to focus on loving people, not just trying to save them (21:30). Also, they reminisce about that time Mike got scabies (28:25). Quotes: “Life with God is not an obligation, but it’s really a gift.” (Mike, 9:10) “The retreat actually is reality; what we want to do is integrate the rest of your life into that relationship, into that experience.” (Mike, 10:30) “Every room in their home was clearly about being together.” (Rob about the Martin home, 12:15) “I want to bring Christ into that world. That's what the invitation is, bring all of that suffering into Jesus. Even that is not outside of his power and grace.” (Mike, 20:40) “I just get to love people. That’s my whole job.” (Mike, 21:00) “Jesus says 'behold I make all things new', not 'behold I make new things'.” (Connor quoting Schmemann, 22:05) "Nothing is wasted. It’s all ingredients somehow in this ultimate project of joy.” (Connor, 23:20) “He has assumed all of our humanity and now we donate our humanity to him to become transfigured and glorified.” (Connor, 23:36) “I’m not on to save people, I’m on to love people.” (Rob quoting Mike, 25:29) "The Christian is to the world what the soul is to the body." (letter to Diognetus, 35:10) “My prerogative is to treat everyone with equal love and equal dignity.” (Mike, 38:20) Media Mentions: * Ned Schneebly* School of Rock (2003)* C.S. Lewis' Perelandra* Jean Corbon's The Wellspring of Worship* Corinthians* Genesis* Revelation* Romans* Acts of the Apostles 2:42-47* Diognetus' letter* When you Wish Upon a Star* Dumb and Dumber (1994) References: * Alexander Schmemann* Jack Black* Bishop Robert Barron* Life Teen* Georgia* Alençon, France* St. Thérèse of Lisieux * Sts. Zelie and Louis Martin* Madison Street Chicago* Chicago "L"* Port-au-Prince, Haiti* Missionaries of Charity* El Salvador* Nicaragua* Narcotics Anonymous* Alcoholics Anonymous* Cardinal Francis George* All American a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://home.army.

In this episode, the dogs talk about ways they have grown over the past year (4:45). Connor shares his experience during Holy Week (7:00), Rob remembers lessons learned from Connor's pandemic garden (8:30), and Mike defends the relevance of the liturgy (13:35). They all share the joys of priesthood that they've recently experienced (21:30). Quotes: "The kingdom of God is just coming." (Rob quoting Connor, 8:37) "You just have to feel what you feel." (Rob, 9:00) "Reality is hard, but it's better." (Rob, 9:20) "Everything in Heaven is so much more real." (Connor, 12:15) “When you live in reality and enter into the liturgy it becomes immediately relevant and pertinent because it’s God’s desire to save us and walk with us in our suffering.” (Mike, 13:50) “God’s responsive love to the suffering human heart.” (Mike, 14:20)  “How much of a gift it is to be a priest and have Jesus explode your heart for people.” (Connor, 21:30) “Christianity is real and it’s dope.” (Connor, 22:40) “It’s good to be a priest.” (Mike, 26:00) "It's so good to have everybody home." (Rob, 27:50) Media Mentions: * Revelation Chapter 21* Word on Fire's Evangelization and Culture ("Suffering" Spring 2023)* C.S. Lewis' The Great Divorce* John 13 (The Washing of the Disciples' Feet)* Nate Bargatze (dead horse)* Snatch (2000) References: * St. John Paul II Newman Center* Good Friday* Holy Week* RIM: Relationship. Identity. Mission.* IPF (The Institute for Priestly Formation)* Michelle Duppong* FOCUS: The Fellowship of Catholic University Students* Gummy worms* Milano Cookies* iBreviary* Calendar App* Maps* PETA Twitter* Dodge Caravan Shout- Outs: * Fr. Paul Porter* Smalanick Glossary: * Dromedary* Caravan Follow us on instagram @threedogsnorth Contact us at [email protected]

In this episode, the dogs hear Rob's hot take on 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (4:35). They all discuss the importance of choosing to engage with reality (11:48), especially when it can be tempting to "shirk" off the present moment (34:30). Quotes: “I am not alone. It’s not just on me to create the meaning of my life. This is not all there is.”  (Connor, 23:10) “Jesus seems to rectify and provide a lived reality that you don’t have to rebel against everything in order to fully actualize your humanity.” (Mike, 25:10) “She (St. Therese) only wants reality and what her human limits allow. She has no problem being limited by her humanity.” (Rob, 26:50) “It’s impossible for Jesus to will useless suffering.” (Connor quoting St. Therese, 28:50) “God is out there, in the desert with you.” (Connor, 31:30) “We’re not at the promised land yet, but we are there, in those moments of Kiaros.” (Connor, 32:51) "What gives me life is living within Christ and then responding to the reality with Him that’s in front of me.” (Connor, 40:40) “Part of what’s been great about life is that it’s not what I expected.” (Connor, 41:20) Media Mentions: * Stephen Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People* Fr. Brett Brannen's To Save a Thousand Souls: A Guide for Discerning a Vocation to Diocesan Priesthood* Donald Trump and Tony Schwartz's Trump: The Art of the Deal* Fr. Rob Johnson's articles for Word on Fire* Fr. Michael Metz's articles for Word on Fire* Fr. Connor Danstrom's articles for Word on Fire* Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning* Jean Corbon’s The Wellspring of Worship* C.S. Lewis' The Silver Chair* Megan Ulrich's Untitled* Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina References: * Jordan B. Peterson* Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE)* St. Therese of Lisieux* Konstantin Levin* Rev. Daniel S. Siwek (homiletics) Bromides: "The youth are the future." "We're building tomorrow's church, today." "Senior citizens are our past." Follow us on instagram @threedogsnorth Contact us at [email protected]

In this episode, the dogs talk about Rob's Sabbath activities (1:50) and Connor's obsession with Milanos (6:00). Connor brings up the Mother Teresa documentary (7:10) and they all discuss why she is so initially intimidating (10:42) and ultimately disarming (26:50). They close the episode with love for all the Teresas (34:34). Quotes: “Engagement with that kind of poverty... the truly untouchable, Mother Teresa so radically went to them and was willing to be affected by them in a way that I resist.” (Connor, 10:42) “You go into some of those rooms (at the gift of grace house) and it engages all of your humanity; it’s a very tangible experience of the “marginalized"." (Mike, 18:00) "Mother Teresa enters into that discomfort in this really remarkable way that can be intimidating." (Mike, 18:35) “You have no lifelines there (with the poor); you’re totally dependent on God.” (Mike, 19:10) "Get comfortable being uncomfortable." (Mike quoting his siblings, 20:40) "The world offers you comfort. But you were not made for comfort. You were made for greatness." (Connor quoting Pope Benedict XVI, 22:15). “What she (Mother Teresa) was up to was not solving world hunger, the goal of what she was doing was communion with God... What was driving her, from the beginning, was a desire to be with Jesus and where she rested at the end of her day was in the company of Jesus.” (Connor, 24:30) “The MCs are so joyful.... They are not spiritually intimidating; they are spiritually disarming.” (Mike, 26:50) “It’s the circumstances I find myself in, that’s God’s will for me and that’s what she (Mother Teresa) would want me to do.” (Connor, 31:40) “She (Mother Teresa) was disarming because in her own freedom, she was able to love the person in front of her.” (Rob, 36:00) Media Mentions: * Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice* Pride and Prejudice (2005)* Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities* Mother Teresa: No Greater Love (2022)* Mother Mary Francis' Blessed Are You* Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody References: * LaCroix* FOCUS missionaries* Our Lady's Sandlot* Jane Goodall* M. Night Shyamalan* Double Dark Chocolate Milano* Schnucks* Faith, Hope, and Charity Catholic Church* St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta* PSR (Parish School of Religion)* St. Therese of Lisieux* Missionaries of Charity Gift of Grace House in Atlanta, GA* Missionaries of Charity in Port-au-Prince, Haiti* Franciscans of the Eucharist of Chicago* St. Pope John Paul II* Kolkata, India* St. Francis and the leper* Teresa of Avila Shout-outs: * Maria Fitzgerald* John Iberle* Teri (Fr. Connor's sister-in-law)* Anna Therese (Fr. Rob's niece)* Teresa (Fr. Mike's sister)

In this episode, the dogs discuss the movie Devotion (1:00) and what it takes to become a saint (6:10). They pull from the Office of Readings (7:29), Bishop Barron (10:14), and Cardinal George (27:30), all while making too many baseball references. Mike closes the episode with a reference to the North American Martyrs (35:35) and his modest rebellion against becoming a semi-pro therapist (30:30). Quotes: "It's not morality that makes someone a saint." (Rob, 6:15) “God desires for us to be saints. It’s not enough for us to behave properly; He wants a transformation of the heart.” (Mike, 7:50) “The desire on our hearts is that someone will crash land for us or that I will crash land for someone else… it calls to a deeper part of our humanity.” (Mike, 8:45)  “What makes a saint is not moral virtue, but union with God.” (Connor, 11:25)  “You become who you are and who you are meant to be in the measure that you receive your being from Him.” (Connor, 12:15) "You've been set free as children of God." (Connor, 12:40) “What God wants is to simply enjoy you, to enjoy being with you” (Connor, 22:50) “He can be anywhere He wants to be and He wants to be with us.” (Connor quoting Cardinal George, 27:50) “God’s desire for us is to be with us.” (Connor, 28:35) "He continues to crash land to get me… it’s often in those disasters that I feel least abandoned because I have to completely rely on grace and ask for His help and He provides it.” (Connor, 41:20) Media Mentions: * Devotion (2022)* Top Gun: Maverick (2022)* Matthew 5:17 (fulfill the law)* Matthew 5-7 (The Sermon on the Mount)* Matthew 7:13 (narrow gate)* Galatians 2:11- 3:14 (The just man shall live by faith)* Genesis 37:3 (Joseph)* Luke 15:11-32 (Prodigal Son)* 3DN S11 E32- The fourth port (2022 Three North Hangout)* 3DN S11 E27- Invitation to joy (Connor gets a dumb phone) References: * Glen Powell* Jesse Brown* Office of Readings* Bishop Robert Barron* Fr. Jim Rafferty* IPF (The Institute for Priestly Formation)* chasuble: symbol of charity/"Yoke of Christ"* RIM: Relationship. Identity. Mission.* North American Martyrs* Cardinal Francis George Follow us on instagram @threedogsnorth Contact us at a href="mailto:threedogsnorth@g...