Too often in our lives, we fail to consider the consequences of our actions. We act impulsively and then find ourselves overwhelmed by and even regretting the ramifications of what we have said or done. There’s no putting the toothpaste back into the tube after it’s been forced out! When we act impulsively—without thinking—our words and actions tend to come too quickly. They can be reckless, and the consequences can linger far too long. For Catholics, the moral life requires thinking and discernment before acting. In this episode of Pop-Up Catechesis, we explore decision-making.
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Joe, your superpower continues to be explaining Church teachings in ways that are so relatable and and easy to understand! Please continue to create these wonderful videos that we can share with the families we serve. They are so helpful!
LOL, thanks Kelly! Glad these are helpful! Now, if I could only a develop the ability to bi-locate, fly, or read minds, I’d REALLY have a superpower!
Hey Joe, God bless you! First time to listen, great, concise explanation of moral choices. So easy to take this along into my day and life. This is such a huge help during times such as these in our world.
Peace and joy to you!
Thanks, Drew! Glad you found this helpful.
Thank you so much Joe I really look forward to these videos. They are the best.
Peace and Good
You’re very welcome, Maxine!
Dear Joe,
Your examples thru videos & presentations are excellent!! I can’t wait to try some of them. I especially liked the one on Moral Choices, the steps to making good choices & consequences related to making bad ones.
Thanks, Janice! I’m glad you are finding these videos helpful!