03.14.09 Me for Me

On 02.28.09, we continued our discussion on "Freedom to Love: Applying the Basics of the Theology of the Body to Everyday Life, Love, and Relationships." We learned that love requires one righteous super power. 

This week, we'll look at what, exactly, we love about a person. And, more importantly, we'll look at what makes them unrepeatable. 

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02.28.09 Never Gonna Give You Up

On 02.14.09, we continued our discussion on "Freedom to Love: Applying the Basics of the Theology of the Body to Everyday Life, Love, and Relationships." We learned that besides saying "Yes", we also have to say "So long, self. " when it comes to love. 

This week, we'll look at what that means. And, more importantly, we'll look at how we can do it.  Here's a hint: it involves one righteous super power. 

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02.14.09 So Long Self

On 01.31.09, we continued our discussion on "Freedom to Love: Applying the Basics of the Theology of the Body to Everyday Life, Love, and Relationships." We answered an important question: "What is love?" 

This week, we'll ask another important question. Since we know what love is, besides saying "yes", what else do we have to say, before we can find it? 

The answer? "So long self." 

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01.31.09 What is Love?

On 01.10.09, we continued our discussion on "Freedom to Love: Applying the Basics of the Theology of the Body to Everyday Life, Love, and Relationships."  We began to see the value of a yes, most especially when it comes to love. 

This week, we'll continue to specify and define. So, what is love? 

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01.10.09 "Yes"

On 12.20.08, we continued our discussion on "Freedom to Love: Applying the Basics of the Theology of the Body to Everyday Life, Love, and Relationships." We saw how society's definition of love and freedom are pretty darn close to "addiction". 

This week, we'll look at how God's relationship to us, is one that requires freedom. So, let's look at the "value" of a "yes". 

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12.20.08 Addicted To Love

On 12.13.08, we continued our discussion on "Freedom to Love: Applying the Basics of the Theology of the Body to Everyday Life, Love, and Relationships." We discussed how society tends to define freedom. We began to see how society's definition actually limits our ability to love. 

This week, we'll take a look at truth, and its relationship to freedom. 

In other words, we'll continue to define ... and specify. 

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12.13.08 Freedom

On 12.13.08, we'll continue our discussion on "Freedom to Love: Applying the Basics of the Theology of the Body to Everyday Life, Love, and Relationships." We discussed, for the first time last week, how to begin to apply the basics of the Theology of the Body to our daily lives. 

Now, we'll start to look at how society's definitions of basic things, like freedom, often keep us from living the basics, like we should. 

So, let's specify. 

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Outline of 12/13 Topic:


Outline of the "Bouillon Cubes":

Ave Maria, Gratia Plena

Ave Maria, gratia plena, Dominus tecum.
Benedicta tu in mulieribus,
et benedictus fructus ventris tui, Iesus.
Sancta Maria, Mater Dei,
ora pro nobis peccatoribus, nunc,
et in hora mortis nostrae.
Amen.