Healing

Fr. George discusses the characteristics of narcissism—evaluation sensitivity and an exaggerated need for approval.

Fr. George outlines the dangers of "bad" self-esteem.

In this week's edition, Fr. George looks at the tragedy that is contemporary "musical chairs marriage."

This week, Fr. Morelli offers techniques to develop "imperfection tolerance."

Fr. George continues his examination of the barrier of perfectionism and offers tools to overcome it.

Fr. George discusses the barriers of demanding love and perfectionism.

Father George discusses the communication skills necessary to overcome barriers.

Fr. George examines the barriers of desperate togetherness and the fear of being alone.

Fr. George shows that the sensual aspects of human love are the starting point and foundation for the fullness of love yet to be achieved.

Fr. George suggests cognitive guidelines to improve marital communication.

F. George offers tools to married couples that can be used in place of nagging.

Fr. George begins a discussion on the third major dysfunctional marital factor (along with entitlement and reciprocity)—nagging.

Fr. George examines the idea of reciprocity, a dysfuctional notion of entitlement based on human, not spiritual, justice.

Fr. Morelli concludes his series by applying the lessons learned during it.

Fr. George examines personality variables that enhance discernment.

This week, Fr. George examines psychological personality insights that can aid in healing.

Fr. George explains the need for discernment in combatting secularism.

Fr. George examines the psychological factors that propel us to treasure what is not Christ-like, then outlines critical ways to enliven us spiritually.

Fr. George begins this new series by calling for discernment and shows how modeling affects our decisions and actions.

Fr. George concludes his series with a call for spiritual combat.