Have you ever thought about the fact that God is wounded? Yes, the Church teaches that God is impassable in his nature and cannot suffer. But as the God-man, Jesus Christ suffered and died out of his great love for us and mysteriously carries these wounds into eternity. And there's a sense that this divine vulnerability to wounds and suffering is still present by the loss of souls that Christ loves so fiercely. It's a deeply fascinating and powerful topic that has a lot of implications for how we are to approach both God and the spiritual life in general. And it's the topic of a scintillating conversation I had with with renowned spiritual theologian and author Father Donald Haggerty on this episode of the Art of Catholic podcast.  Touching on a variety of topics from his new book, The Hour of Testing, my conversation with Father Haggerty uncovers his deep insights into:   <ul> <li>The breathtaking beauty of divine vulnerability</li> <li>The mystical wounds of Christ</li> <li>Developing pure receptivity in prayer</li> <li>Why God conceals himself as we seek him</li> <li>A powerful way to bring back family members to the Faith</li> <li>Developing a thirst for souls</li> <li>And much more! </li> </ul> God bless! Matthew

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