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EPISODE · Sep 22, 2024 · 43 MIN

Episode 252: Tied Up in Guilt: The Church's Endless War Against "Self-Abuse"

from Uncharted Catholic Man · host Craig and Jonah

In this episode of the Uncharted Catholic Man podcast, Craig and Jonah dive deep into the complexities surrounding the topic of masturbation and its moral implications within the Catholic Church. They reflect on the teachings of St. Alphonsus Liguori and explore the historical context of sexual morality, questioning the burden of proof placed on couples regarding their intimate lives. Join them as they discuss the humorous yet serious anecdotes about saints and their struggles, the lack of clarity in church teachings, and the impact of these teachings on modern marriages. They also touch on the differences in how male and female sexuality has been addressed historically and the challenges faced by couples trying to adhere to strict moral codes. This episode aims to spark thoughtful discussion and encourage listeners to consider the nuances of sexual morality in the context of faith. Whether you're a devout Catholic or simply curious about the topic, this episode offers a unique perspective that you won't want to miss! Topics Covered: - The burden of proof on the Church regarding sexual morality - Anecdotes about St. Alphonsus Liguori and other saints - Historical context of masturbation and its moral implications - The impact of strict teachings on modern marriages - Differences in the treatment of male and female sexuality Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more insightful discussions! If you want to join the conversation, check out our newsletter and Discord community at unchartedcatholicman.com. The Uncharted Catholic Man is a podcast hosted by two Catholic men, husbands, and fathers. Craig and Jonah describe and discuss their own personal experiences, observations, questions, concerns, and struggles to understand and live out the Catholic Church’s moral teachings with respect to marriage and sexuality. We believe in strengthening marriages and families through communication, mercy, and understanding. We attempt to be faithful to the Church’s teaching, and offer guidance and support to Catholic couples trying to faithfully and fully live out their marriages. If you’d like to reach us, please use our LinkTree https://linktr.ee/unchartedcatholicman or just send us an email [email protected] #catholicpodcast #unchartedcatholicman #nfp #naturalfamilyplanning #marriage #catholicmarriage #abstinence #theologyofthebody #catechism #catholiccatechism #humanaevitae #contraception #chastity #faithfullness #catholic #catechism #magisterium #pope #humanaevitae #humanlife #confession #mercy #2352 #intimacy #licit #masturbation St. Alphonsus Liguori Onan St. Francis St. Clement of Alexandria Humanae Vitae Casti Canubi Veritatis Splendor Catholic Church

In this episode of the Uncharted Catholic Man podcast, Craig and Jonah dive deep into the complexities surrounding the topic of masturbation and its moral implications within the Catholic Church. They reflect on the teachings of St. Alphonsus Liguori and explore the historical context of sexual morality, questioning the burden of proof placed on couples regarding their intimate lives. Join them as they discuss the humorous yet serious anecdotes about saints and their struggles, the lack of clarity in church teachings, and the impact of these teachings on modern marriages. They also touch on the differences in how male and female sexuality has been addressed historically and the challenges faced by couples trying to adhere to strict moral codes. This episode aims to spark thoughtful discussion and encourage listeners to consider the nuances of sexual morality in the context of faith. Whether you're a devout Catholic or simply curious about the topic, this episode offers a unique perspective that you won't want to miss! Topics Covered: - The burden of proof on the Church regarding sexual morality - Anecdotes about St. Alphonsus Liguori and other saints - Historical context of masturbation and its moral implications - The impact of strict teachings on modern marriages - Differences in the treatment of male and female sexuality Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more insightful discussions! If you want to join the conversation, check out our newsletter and Discord community at unchartedcatholicman.com. The Uncharted Catholic Man is a podcast hosted by two Catholic men, husbands, and fathers. Craig and Jonah describe and discuss their own personal experiences, observations, questions, concerns, and struggles to understand and live out the Catholic Church’s moral teachings with respect to marriage and sexuality. We believe in strengthening marriages and families through communication, mercy, and understanding. We attempt to be faithful to the Church’s teaching, and offer guidance and support to Catholic couples trying to faithfully and fully live out their marriages. If you’d like to reach us, please use our LinkTree https://linktr.ee/unchartedcatholicman or just send us an email [email protected] #catholicpodcast #unchartedcatholicman #nfp #naturalfamilyplanning #marriage #catholicmarriage #abstinence #theologyofthebody #catechism #catholiccatechism #humanaevitae #contraception #chastity #faithfullness #catholic #catechism #magisterium #pope #humanaevitae #humanlife #confession #mercy #2352 #intimacy #licit #masturbation St. Alphonsus Liguori Onan St. Francis St. Clement of Alexandria Humanae Vitae Casti Canubi Veritatis Splendor Catholic Church

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