Three Dogs North

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**Three Dogs North**

Three Dogs North are Juice, C-Bisc, and Michael Metz. Topics are carelessly selected and poorly researched. The strength of the project lies in the fact that there is no way of knowing its audience. So please come in, grab a seat, and enjoy. Contact the Dogs at threedogsnorth@gmail.com Follow us @ThreeDogsNorth

Latest Episodes:

The Ocho 24 – Lisa Mar 25, 2020

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The Ocho 23 – Georgia snow day Mar 19, 2020

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The Ocho 22 – Quarantine Mar 16, 2020

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You can listen to Fr. Connor’s daily private Mass here.

The Ocho 21 – Callused Feb 27, 2020

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Here is the article on the porn epidemic that was referenced.

The Ocho 20 – Swanson technique Feb 20, 2020

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The Ocho 19 – Tranquilo Feb 12, 2020

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The Ocho 18 – Fun and happy Feb 04, 2020

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The Ocho 17 – Power hour Jan 30, 2020

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The Ocho 16 – What if Jan 07, 2020

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As Western culture becomes more isolated from the influence of God’s personal love and its members settle into an opaque world where the supernatural is obscured, they begin to live as fleshly (sarx), and so denigrate the real, the body (soma), where they risk being ingrates to the wonder of the ordinary. Those who still live in the soma receive meaning from within their communion with Christ, sharing in His body the Church and receiving it as gift (“This is my body, which will be given for you” [Lk 22:19]). The body is more than the pain of boredom bearing an invitation to seek entertainment. Succumbing to such is the very core of sloth. Neither time nor ordinary living is to be jettisoned in favor of fantasy. The body in time is one’s life; immersion in Eucharistic culture means one’s life is meant to be “given.” The body in time is meant to be received as a gift and then given to God and others in return as “liturgy.” This reciprocal gifting of bodies (ours and Christ’s) is the action celebrated liturgically in “Ordinary Time.”

-Dcn James Keating, “Boredom, Ordinary Time, and God’s Gift of Himself”

The Ocho 15 – Seasons Dec 30, 2019

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