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On the podcast today, we had the privilege of speaking with Courtney Brown from the Ruah Woods Institute on how to teach children and teens the Theology of the Body. We discuss the Institute’s K-12 curriculum, the importance of forming identity through TOB, and how it helps children navigate today’s culture. Learn practical ways to bring these teachings into your home and guide your child’s understanding of relationships, dignity, and self-worth. You can find the curriculum on Ruah Woods Institute’s website as well as view other resources and sign up for their newsletter!
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On this episode of the podcast we’re diving into classical education and how it aims to educate the whole person. William Perales, the Director of the University of Dallas’ Saint Ambrose Center, shares his passion and knowledge of classical education. Through the Five Essential Marks, storytelling, and the development of the imagination, classical education helps foster the foundations of who we are as human beings and prepares young minds for a lifelong love of learning. The Saint Ambrose Center aims to help bring classical education to schools throughout the United States by providing professional development and consultation.
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On today’s podcast, we’re discussing how to begin the conversation about sex with your teens and children with licensed psychologist, Dr. Julia Sadusky.Julia has specialities in working with families, individuals, and couples around sexuality and gender. She provides thoughtful insights on how to help prepare parents in supporting their children as conversations about sexuality arise. You can purchase Julia’s book, Talking with Your Teen About Sex: A Practical Guide for Catholics, here and visit her website here. Instagram: @drsadusky Facebook: facebook.com/drsadusky
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Continuing the conversation about human dignity and sexuality, we brought Christina Valenzuela on the show to share with us practical advice on how to approach the conversation with our daughters about their changing bodies.Christina has been a Natural Family Planning instructor for over a decade and found the desire to share St. John Paul II’s beauty of the “language of the body” with parents and children. Christina has several courses on her website for women at all different stages of development to help them better understand their bodies and to help parents explain the changes to their daughters. You can purchase her book, The Language of Your Body: Embracing God’s Design for Your Cycle, here. Instagram: @pearlandthistle Facebook: facebook.com/pearlandthistle
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On today’s episode of the Fairest Love podcast, we’re speaking with Brendan McCauley, co-founder of the Humanum Project, an organization dedicated to navigating topics around human identity and sexuality. Brendan shares his knowledge of John Paul II’s Theology of the Body while giving practical tips for parents to consider when discussing human dignity with their children. You can learn more about the Humanum Project by visiting their website or following them on social media. Instagram: @humanumproject Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/humanumproject
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Enjoy this rebroadcast from season 2 with registered oncology nurse and certified health and nutrition coach Cris Bofill shares some helpful tips with us about healthy eating. She provides insights into shopping, nutrition labels, and even how to get picky eaters to eat their veggies!
Cris can be found online here.
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We’re sitting down with Mary Rice Hasson to discuss the importance of choosing a school that values and encourages the truth of your child’s identity and safeguards your family’s values. Mary organized the Catholic Women’s Forum, and as she continued to research the issues related to femininity and identity, she found the incorporation of ideologies in schools that were detrimental to the human person. Mary co-founded and directs the Person and Identity Project, an initiative that educates and equips parents and faith-based institutions to promote the truth about the human person. Twitter: @maryricehasson and @personandid Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PersonandIdentity
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On this episode of the Fairest Love Podcast, we’re diving into advice from the experts we previously interviewed on the show. As we explore the beauty of family life this month, we wanted to share the thoughts and words of several guests who have provided their experience to help us learn how to raise children well.
You can find the link to the full episode below.
0:20 - Jordan Langdon (Saying No When Other Parents are Saying Yes)
5:33 - Pilar Caranti (Forming the Will of Your Children)
12:46 - Karen Bohlin (Literature and its Role in a Child’s Life)
18:25 - Amanda & Jonathan Teixeira (Working Through Finances in Marriage)
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Adolescent therapist, Monica Hinderer, joins us again this week to talk about the best ways to navigate the start of a new school year. This is an opportunity for a fresh start, not just for the school-aged children but for the whole family. She shares three words to keep in mind: Patience, Schedule, and Balance.
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In this episode of the Fairest Love Podcast, we had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Susan Hanssen, history professor at the University of Dallas in Irving, Texas. Dr. Hanssen shares with us an extensive yet approachable view of the history of the American family and our foundations rooted in freedom.Dr. Hanssen has written numerous scholarly articles on history within Western Civilization and the world. A notable article from our conversation today can be found on The Public Discourse titled “Complementarity: Lessons from Little House in the Big Woods.” For parents wanting to have a deeper appreciation for the American family, Dr. Hanssen recommends reading The Little House on the Prairie series as well as A Midwife’s Tale: The Life of Martha Ballard.
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Prior to heading to the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, we wanted to share a brief episode with some responses from previous guests answering the question, “How has Mary been a mother to you?”We hope that their words can inspire you to grow in a deeper relationship with Mary.View the prayer to Mary, Mother of Fairest Love HERE and join in the Prayer Circle on our website.
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DISCLAIMER - This episode contains discussion of sensitive content. Please be advised. As we continue to discuss freedom, Steve Pokorny, founder of Freedom Coaching, joins us on the show to talk about finding freedom from pornography and maintaining it.Steve’s insights are powerful and help us to understand the difference between addiction and compulsion. His coaching-based program highlights the importance of strengthening the understanding of human sexuality in order to work against a compulsion to pornography. You can learn more about Steve’s program by visiting his website or by reading his book, Redeemed Vision.
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As we prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July, we have army chaplain, Fr. Peter Pomposello, discussing the value of freedom and his experiences ministering to those in the armed forces.Through his various anecdotes and analogies, Fr. Peter paints a clear picture of the beauty of freedom, how we can use it responsibly, and how we can honor those who have safeguarded it. You can find Fr. Peter on Instagram! @fr.unclesam
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On this week’s podcast we are joined by Julie Larkin, founder of the nonprofit Girl Talk. Through profound experiences of her own, Julie saw a need for sisterhood and friendship amongst girls who experience loneliness and self-doubt. Julie shares her thoughts on how parents can encourage their children to grow in their identities as sons and daughters of God as well as in self-confidence and friendship with others. You can learn more about Girl Talk by visiting their website or following on Instagram (@ourgirltalk).
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We are excited to share this conversation with Brya Hanan, licensed marriage and family therapist and author of Befriending Your Inner Child. Brya discusses her model for connecting with your inner child when working through struggles. Through her “5 A’s” approach, she provides tools to help you and your family access your inner child and remember your dignity as children of God. You can learn more about Brya’s practice by visiting her website, following her on Instagram @bryahananlmft, or purchase her book, Befriending Your Inner Child.
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We had the opportunity to interview host of the Seeking Excellence podcast, Nathan Crankfield. Nathan shares his views on masculinity, what it means to be a man, the struggles men face in society, the staggering statistics about the decline in men pursuing marriage and purpose, and the steps men can take to embrace their identity. Follow Nathan on Instagram @nathancrankfield and Youtube or listen to his podcast, Seeking Excellence.
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Enjoy this rebroadcast with Jordan Langdon from Families of Character to discuss how we can cultivate a giving mindset in ourselves, with our spouses and in our children!
Resources Found on Website:
"The Best Me I Can Be" Kids Journal for kids age 5-11 to develop a GIVING MindsetOption to subscribe to Jordan's email newsletter for FREE weekly printables like our Giving Mindset printable, Grit Interviews, Date Night IdeasThe Thrive Community by Families of Character Private Parenting Facebook Group -
On today’s podcast, we spoke with Managing Director of Christ in the City, Blake Brouillette. Christ in the City is a formational organization for young adults who desire to bring Christ to the homeless in Denver and Philadelphia. Blake shares his personal experience of being a missionary as well as gives insights into the root of service from a relational and Christian viewpoint. Learn more about Christ in the City by visiting their website or listening to the Homeless but Human podcast that Blake hosts!
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We had the privilege of speaking with Jeff Schiefelbein on the podcast. Jeff is the founder of the consulting firm, Undivided Life, which aims at making businesses more human through strategy and culture consulting. He shares his experience in business and how creating an environment within the work place directed towards serving others provides many avenues for success within companies.Jeff shares 3 key aspects to build selflessness in work as well as within the family.We’re keeping Jeff’s son, Benedict, in our prayers! See more updates about Benedict and his treatment HERE. You can view Jeff’s company by visiting https://www.undivided.life/ , view his Speaking Page, or visit his LinkedIn for daily reflections on life and business.
- Visa fler