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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2026 · 57 MIN

The Cost of Living Through a Screen | WMF12

from Word Made Fresh · host Theology of the Body Institute

We live in a world where everything is captured, posted, and shared—but are we actually experiencing life anymore?In this episode of Word Made Fresh, Christopher West, Mike Mangione, and Bill Donaghy explore how technology is reshaping our relationship with reality, beauty, and each other. From watching a talk through your phone instead of with your eyes—even inside St. Peter's Basilica—to missing sacred moments with our children because we’re “too busy,” the conversation gets honest about what we might be losing.They reflect on history, philosophy, family life, and faith to ask a deeper question:What does it mean to truly live, instead of just recording life?🎙️ Word Made Fresh Links: 🎵 Listen WMF on Spotify 📍 Tour Dates Christopher West: 📸⁠ Instagram⁠ 🔵 ⁠Facebook⁠ 🎤 ⁠Ask Christopher West Podcast⁠Mike Mangione: 🎵 Mike's Music ▶️ YouTube  📸 ⁠Instagram⁠ 🎸 ⁠Mike's website⁠ 🗺️ ⁠Mike's tour⁠Bill Donaghy: 📸 ⁠Instagram⁠Theology of the Body Institute Resources: 🔥 ⁠3 FREE sessions of our flagship course on the TOB⁠ 💬 Text TOB to (404) 647-7682 ⚡️ ⁠Support us & get access to leading TOB formation⁠ 📚 ⁠Course schedule⁠ 🏔️ ⁠Pilgrimages⁠ 🛍️ ⁠Store⁠

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