Tod Worner

(Catholic Thinker) Exploring the mystical & intellectual brilliance of the Catholic faith. Dad, Physician, @wordonfire Editor-In-Chief,

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Catholicism engages EVERYTHING.

Please tune in to my new biweekly Evangelization & Culture Podcast with Word on Fire where we talk with insightful guests about faith & culture, books & ideas, history & politics. A little bit of EVERYTHING.

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Any oldie, but a goodie…

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My take on Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical.

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Any oldie, but a goodie…

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Lincoln is simply The Boss.

From Matthew Spalding’s “The Making of the American Mind.”

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But what’s on second?

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It took 70 years but it finally happened

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“In an age of anthropological uncertainty—of technological wonder, intellectual confusion, and spiritual apathy—Pope Leo’s first encyclical, ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ (Magnificent Humanity), has as its foremost priority the pressing need to remind us what we are: beloved children of God.” 

Read more of @ThinkerCatholic's reflection on Pope Leo’s first encyclical: https://t.co/eP43yKIlJh

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My take on Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical.

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“In an age of anthropological uncertainty—of technological wonder, intellectual confusion, and spiritual apathy—Pope Leo’s first encyclical, ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ (Magnificent Humanity), has as its foremost priority the pressing need to remind us what we are: beloved children of God.” 

Read more of @ThinkerCatholic's reflection on Pope Leo’s first encyclical: https://t.co/eP43yKIlJh

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@BrendaLGarciaX Thank you for reading, Brenda!

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@UNDPress Could you DM me about a review copy & podcast conversation?

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No computational system can create a heart that gives itself, or a conscience that discerns good from evil. Even when machines excel in efficiency, a human face that asks to be gazed upon remains the center of our history.
—Pope Leo XIV

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No computational system can create a heart that gives itself, or a conscience that discerns good from evil. Even when machines excel in efficiency, a human face that asks to be gazed upon remains the center of our history.
—Pope Leo XIV

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O Lord of Hosts,
How lovely are thy dwellings.
My soul longs
For the courts of the Lord.

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A delightful & intriguing conversation!

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The Search is what anyone would undertake if he were not sunk in the Everydayness of his own life. To become aware of the possibility of the search is to be onto something. Not to be onto something is to be in despair.
—Walker Percy

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I'm smart enough to know that I'm dumb.
—Richard Feynman

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“At a moment when it seems every passing papal comment is just waiting to be amplified into an ideological weapon,” Matthew J. Ramage turns to the writing of St. John Henry Newman for guidance: https://t.co/GLaOfI2Csy

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The theology of littleness is a basic category of Christianity. After all, the tenor of our faith is that God’s distinctive greatness is revealed precisely in powerlessness.
—Pope Benedict XVI

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@JMarkHarrison1 She always does.

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What people don’t realize is how much religion costs. They think faith is a big electric blanket, when of course it is the cross.
—Flannery O’Connor

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Catholic schools don’t simply educate the mind — they form the soul. Catholic schools do more than impart information, they craft a Catholic lens through which meaningful discernment aids intelligent analysis. It’s not just about smarts, but wisdom.

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