Three Dogs North

In this episode, the dogs continue their in-person visit in Maryville, Illinois (00:13). They discuss how the trip is going so far (2:30) and swap stories from trips to Alaska (9:50), Lyon (24:30), Paris (29:40), and elsewhere. Michael Metz frames the discussion around the difference between approaching travel with authentic receptivity versus consumerist self-indulgence (13:10), setting the stage for reflections on leisure (14:50) and the nature of authentic self-care (21:15). 


Quotes:

“Who I am is a gift; to God, and to myself, and to other people.” (Connor, 17:18)

“Every baptized person is bringing the light of Christ wherever they go.” (Connor, 20:20)

"My take on reality is so tiny and yet I have access to the totality in God.” (Connor, 28:00)

“... It’s not through transcending our humanity that we then feel full; it’s through recognizing our limitedness and embracing it. Where is the glory? It’s in the simple encounter.” (Connor, 29:00)


Media Mentions:


References: 
  • Maryville, IL
  • Bishop Robert Barron
  • Nintendo Switch
  • FOCUS
  • Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE)
  • Todd Peterson
  • LSU baseball
  • Phil Mickelson
  • Post hoc ergo propter hoc
  • Alaska
  • Mount Saint Elias
  • St. Patrick
  • Ireland
  • Lourdes, France
  • Our Lady of Lourdes, Virgin Mary
  • St. Thérèse of Lisieux
  • The Camino de Santiago
  • The Holy Family
  • Haiti
  • Lyon, France
  • Mother of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
  • Bobby's Frozen Custard
  • Notre- Dame Cathedral
  • Babel
  • Banks of the Seine
  • Analogy of Being (Thomas Aquinas)


Shout-Outs:
  • Joseph Deckert
  • Walter
  • Scott (and the whole crew)
  • Sister Agape


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What is Three Dogs North?

Three Dogs North are Juice, C-Bisc, and Michael Metz. Topics are carelessly selected and poorly researched. The strength of the project lies in the fact that there is no way of knowing its audience. So please come in, grab a seat, and enjoy. Contact the Dogs at threedogsnorth@gmail.com. Follow us @ThreeDogsNorth.