A Catholic Plan to Overcome Materialism
About this episode
Jonathan shares his personal plan for overcoming materialism in a consumeristic culture, emphasizing the importance of detachment in faith.
We're taking a little time away welcoming our newest Teixeira to the world! While we're soaking up all the newborn snuggles, enjoy this episode from the vault — it's one of our favorites, and honestly, perfect for right where we are in the liturgical year. 🎧 Jonathan loves stuff. Here's his plan to shift his attention from things of this world to those of the next. We are swimming in a consumeristic culture — and it is shaping us whether we realize it or not. In this episode, Jonathan shares his personal plan for overcoming materialism, and yes, I get to hold him accountable. Detachment is a necessary part of our faith. You don't get to skip it. And this conversation is a great place to start — especially during Lent. 🎸 Music in this episode is by Dylan Gardner – check out his album Almost Real on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you listen to great music.
People in this episode
Guest: Jonathan
Topics covered
- materialism
- consumerism
- faith
- detachment
- Lent
Keywords
- materialism
- consumer culture
- detachment
- faith
- Lent
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: iTunes, Spotify
Books & works: Almost Real
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