In this episode, I had a wonderful conversation with Anne Carpenter about Hans Urs von Balthasar, power, and vulnerability.
Get and read both of Anne's books. They are phenomenal.
oooo will definitely tune in. Love Von Balthasar
Thank you both for having this conversation! 💗🕊
Her article was an enlightening read. I feel that it's worthwhile to discover in my self where I'm vulnerable like Christ, and where I'm building bastions of faith.
Wow, thanks for doing this! I'm a fan of Anne's – discovered her book on tradition a few years back. Great read!
I liked this conversation a lot. Thank you, Anne and Paul.
I might go and read more Balthazar; I'm intrigued.
Thank you, Paul and Anne.
Where does the Balthasar quote about suspending your own truth for the sake of another come from? Anne mentioned this around 35:53.
say no more! I'm in!
From her Commonweal essay: "The older and stranger the bricks, the thicker and higher the bastion’s walls will be." What a line.
Get and read both of Anne's books. They are phenomenal.
oooo will definitely tune in. Love Von Balthasar
Thank you both for having this conversation! 💗🕊
Her article was an enlightening read. I feel that it's worthwhile to discover in my self where I'm vulnerable like Christ, and where I'm building bastions of faith.
Wow, thanks for doing this! I'm a fan of Anne's – discovered her book on tradition a few years back. Great read!
I liked this conversation a lot. Thank you, Anne and Paul.
I might go and read more Balthazar; I'm intrigued.
Thank you, Paul and Anne.
Where does the Balthasar quote about suspending your own truth for the sake of another come from? Anne mentioned this around 35:53.
say no more! I'm in!
From her Commonweal essay: "The older and stranger the bricks, the thicker and higher the bastion’s walls will be." What a line.