Ep 33. What is Money For? - How Catholics Should Approach Finances

Written By Jon Marc & Teresa Grodi

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Jacob Imam and Marc Barnes of NewPolity.com join the show to discuss virtue and MONEY. What is our money really meant for? The godly vision for material wealth is vastly different from the world's opinion. For Catholics, money is an explosive opportunity to trust in God, grow in life-changing virtues, make friends (Christ commands it in the Gospel of Luke - look it up!), do penance for our sins, and bring healing to the Body of Christ.

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NewPolity

Good Money Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L02eyfd6tDQ&list=PLAMSXFVVL3axcDLL5R76-5Ad5k-NTAJfp

 

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Jon Marc & Teresa Grodi

Teresa is a member of the Body of Christ, a wife, and a mother of five. She was born, raised, and resides in the Diocese of Toledo, OH. Teresa received her B.A. and M.A. in History at Bowling Green State University, where she met her husband JonMarc. She has been involved in ministry in many capacities and currently organizes pilgrimages for Catholic Faith Journeys. Teresa and JonMarc love to take walks and to discuss faith, philosophy, culture, food, the Domestic Church, the Feminine Genius, and the C.S. Lewis Space Trilogy, among other things.

JonMarc is the Chief Operating Officer of the Coming Home Network International and has been interviewed on EWTN programs such as Life on the Rock and The Journey Home, as well as various radio programs. A graduate student of philosophy at Franciscan University of Steubenville, JonMarc resides in Perrysburg, OH, with his wife and five young children.  Some of his favorite topics for discussion & writing are the nature of religious faith, aesthetics, Catholic Social Teaching, the writings of G.K. Chesterton, C.S. Lewis, and J.R.R. Tolkien, and various intersections of philosophy and theology in family life. You can connect with JonMarc via the Coming Home Network, on social media, or where he occasionally writes at www.RestatementOfTheObvious.com.

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