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When Bad Things Happen to Good People: A Catholic Answer (Paul Chaloux, author & professor)

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Today, Michael welcomes back Dr. Paul Chaloux, who appeared on our previous episode “A Catholic Answer to Suffering.” Today, Dr. Chaloux addresses some arguments he made in his popular article, “40 Years Later: Revisiting When Bad Things Happen to Good People.”
While the book When Bad Things Happen to Good People has sold millions of copies and remains popular, the Catholic Church has been discussing this very question of generations. In our episode, we discuss the ways Catholics understand and process suffering as well as what we can do in response. Dr. Chaloux also shares his insights from his own medical and personal struggles and what insights he has learned in both experience and education.

Books and Links:

Check out Dr. Chaloux’s book, Why All People Suffer: How a Loving God Uses Suffering to Perfect Us, at your favorite bookseller or online at Sophia Institute Press.

Check out articles from Paul Chaloux at Catholic Exchange by following this link. You can also follow him at his website, PaulChaloux.com. As well, he regularly shares news and insights on both Facebook and LinkedIn.

Join Paul Chaloux in his Avila Institute Course on suffering, which will run through the month of November. Follow this link to learn more.

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Today, Michael welcomes back Dr. Paul Chaloux, who appeared on our previous episode “A Catholic Answer to Suffering.” Today, Dr. Chaloux addresses some arguments he made in his popular article, “40 Years Later: Revisiting When Bad Things Happen to Good People.”
While the book When Bad Things Happen to Good People has sold millions of copies and remains popular, the Catholic Church has been discussing this very question of generations. In our episode, we discuss the ways Catholics understand and process suffering as well as what we can do in response. Dr. Chaloux also shares his insights from his own medical and personal struggles and what insights he has learned in both experience and education.

Books and Links:

Check out Dr. Chaloux’s book, Why All People Suffer: How a Loving God Uses Suffering to Perfect Us, at your favorite bookseller or online at Sophia Institute Press.

Check out articles from Paul Chaloux at Catholic Exchange by following this link. You can also follow him at his website, PaulChaloux.com. As well, he regularly shares news and insights on both Facebook and LinkedIn.

Join Paul Chaloux in his Avila Institute Course on suffering, which will run through the month of November. Follow this link to learn more.

Support the Show.

  continue reading

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