41: Things I Wish I Knew as a Cradle Catholic

from Things I Wish I Knew · host Thinking Faith

In this episode, Julia is joined by Massimo Di Muccio, who shares his some of his journey from a traditional Italian Catholic upbringing to a more personal relationship with Jesus. Massimo explores the evolution of his faith, from a cultural understanding to a more intentional practice, emphasising the importance of dialogue with God and the role of Ignatian spirituality in his life. He shares insights on how he navigates the complexities of being a husband, father, and caregiver while keeping Jesus at the forefront of his mind.Find out more at: www.thinkingfaith.orgFollow us on Instagram: @tiwik_pod

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