Interview with the Rome Boys USA, Podcast team.  A transatlantic take on TOB.

Interview with Fr David.

In this interview we discuss all the work Father Stephen has done with the Fertile Heart project and Theology of the Body.

Adeline discusses Theology of the Body and life in Lebanon.

Nick discusses his TOB journey and his work in this field.   

In this episode we discuss Theology of the Body with Fiona Mansford.  

In this episode Edmund Adamus tells us about his inspirational TOB journey.

Today we bring our TOB journey through all 133 General Audiences to its conclusion.   Enjoy!

The analysis of the virtue of continence continues and we discuss it's importance to the sacrament of marriage.

We continue the analysis of the virtue of continence. 

We continue to examine conjugal spirituality, contraception vs the natural regulation of fertility as discussed in TOB.

We continue the analysis of the ethical regulation of fertility.

We continue the analysis of Humanae Vitae and Theology of the Body.

We continue the discussion about Humanae Vitae and Theology of the Body.

Part Two of Episode 62

Episode 62 is in two parts - this is part one.  We now begin the Final Chapter of Theology of the Body, Audiences 118, 119

We conclude our discussion on the Book of Tobit. 

Today we segue into the Book of Tobit in light of TOB and the Song of Songs.

Our hearts are restless until they rest in you.

Today we continue the exploration of the Song of Songs:The Bridegroom says, You have ravished my heart, my sister, my bride You have ravished my heart with one glance of your eyes

We examine the Song of Songs through the lens of Theology of the Body.

We conclude the section on sacramental sign and prepare for the Song of Songs.

We continue to examine the 'language of the body' with John Paul II. 

We close our discussion of Ephesians and move on to the 'body' as sign.  General Audiences 102 and 103.

We continue the examination of Ephesians - and draw up GS 24, 'Man .. cannot fully find himself except through a sincere gift of self.'