I so enjoyed my conversation with Dr. Lawrence Cunningham. Â In his book, “The Seven Deadly Sins: AÂ
Visitor’s Guide“, Dr. Cunningham draws from the wisdom of  the mystical desert fathers.  He offers us insight on sloth, envy, gluttony, greed, anger, lust and pride – how they were first identified as the “deadly”sins, what they might look like in today’s world, and how corresponding virtues can counter their destructive tendencies.  A fascinating read!
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“At a time when invective poses as ‘straight talk,’ and the rant replaces reasoned discourse, Lawrence Cunningham’s brilliant new meditation on the Seven Deadly Sins is pure gift. Moral confusion may be the defining weakness of our era, but here is a book that can lead us back to the light.”–Paula Huston, Author of Simplifying the Soul
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Baltimore Catechism to the Catholic Catechism, from the Ten Commandments to the 7 Deadly Sins, through in Archbishop Fulton Sheen and you have the help that can get through Lent and beyond…but first and foremost, start with PRAYER…come back now and then to check out different sections . Now let’s dive into the great well of grace and mercy found in the Sacrament of Reconciliation!Tags: 7 deadly sins, archbishop fulton sheen, baltimore catechism, catholic, Catholic Catechism, catholic podcast, catholic prayer, cathollc spirituality, examination of conscience, grace and mercy, OK, prayer, sacrament of reconciliation, ten commandments
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