Three Dogs North
Three Dogs North
Three Dogs North
S11 Episode 47 – Self-conscious at a funeral
31 minutes Posted Sep 16, 2022 at 2:20 am.
In this episode, the dogs seek affirmation from one another
and Mike shares a grace from spiritual direction
Connor expresses his desire to live humbly from his heart
Rob gives an insight from C.S. Lewis on growing in humility
and Mike gets weirdly into building models
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In this episode, the dogs seek affirmation from one another (2:40) and Mike shares a grace from spiritual direction (4:10). Connor expresses his desire to live humbly from his heart (9:00). Rob gives an insight from C.S. Lewis on growing in humility (15:12) and Mike gets weirdly into building models (28:11).
Quotes:
“By the way, tell me how good I’m doing on the podcast.” (Mike,
3:55)
 “What do you think Jesus thinks about that?” (Mike quoting Fr. Brian Welter,
6:50)
“I could totally fail and the Lord would still so love me.” (Mike,
7:50)
“I want to live with the Lord.” (Mike,
8:20)
“It was a really cool experience to be saved from something that was less than the mind of Jesus.” (Mike,
8:30)
“Humility is telling the truth about yourself.” (Connor quoting Fr. Tim Anastos,
10:45)
“I like drawing, I like dinosaurs, and I like myself.” (Connor quoting Donovan,
11:55)
“Pope Francis defines sin as forgetting.” (Rob,
23:08)
Media Mentions:
30 Rock (2006- 2013)
Forrest Gump (1994)
C.S. Lewis’ The Weight of Glory
Matthew 25: 23
C.S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters
C.S. Lewis’ The Silver Chair
Three Dogs North’s S11 E22- Window into Heaven (spoileralertshedies)
Exodus Chapter 32 (The Golden Calf)
Hot Rod (2007)
Parks and Recreation (2009- 2015)- Ben’s Claymation
References:
Tina Fey
Liz Lemon
Sandhills State Veterans Cemetery (Spring Lake, NC)
Fort Bragg, NC
J.R.R. Tolkien
Mundelein
Shout- Outs:
Fr. Brian Welter
Fr. Tim Anastos
Rev. Marek Duran
Fr. Emery de Gaal
Jamie Mueller
Fr. Scott Harter 
Glossary:
Eucatastrophe: “A massive turn in fortune from a seemingly unconquerable situation to an unforeseen victory, usually brought by grace rather than heroic effort.”
Anamnesis: “The recollection or remembrance of the past.”
Betrayal: “When you realize that reality is not as you thought it was.” (Mike,
13:00)
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