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Oct 1, 2026

Columba JordanHOST
0:51
Now, I'm not gonna try and explain all of that, but, uh, he has this beautiful teaching which, you know, usually is spoken of in the context of, like, the issue of what is love? What is marriage? What is marital love? What, what's the meaning of the body and of, of, uh, of sex, of procreation? All, you know, so kind of topics around that, and it's really, really beautiful.
Columba JordanHOST
1:13
I, I especially recommend, uh, Christopher West and some of his, his writings or, or teachings around that.
Columba JordanHOST
1:19
Brilliant.
Columba JordanHOST
1:19
But she used that as a framework to talk about conversation, which I'd never heard.
Timothy FlandersHOST
2:49
I printed out the...
Timothy FlandersHOST
2:52
One of her very few polemical essays was the one against Christopher West.
Timothy FlandersHOST
2:58
But this text is just an amazing wealth of riches.
Timothy FlandersHOST
3:04
And in this text, there is a very short essay on Mary's widowhood.
Christopher WestHOST
1:34
From the Theology of the Body Institute, this is...
Wendy WestHOST
1:37
The Ask Christopher West Podcast.
Christopher WestHOST
1:51
Hey, podcast listeners.
Wendy WestHOST
1:53
Hi, listeners.
speaker_6ADVERTISER
3:00
shout out to our new listeners.
Christopher WestHOST
3:03
because we're getting new listeners every week.
Christopher WestHOST
3:05
If this is your first time to the Ask Christopher West, hosted by Wendy West Podcast, you have 403 episodes to catch up on.
Wendy WestHOST
3:16
Hey, no, you don't.
John RiccardoHOST
18:39
I would encourage us concretely to, one, invite the Lord into that dimension of our lives.
John RiccardoHOST
18:44
A couple things to read, maybe particularly Christopher West's Good News About Sex and Marriage might be helpful for some people.
John RiccardoHOST
18:49
That and Sex and Sacredness, which is this book that I don't know many people who've read, written by a guy named Christopher Derrick, who was a disciple of C.S. Lewis, which is a great book on the sacredness of sex and the beauty of it.
John RiccardoHOST
19:01
It's the world that thinks nothing of sex.
Peter MartinHOST
3:22
We were up in the Twin Cities and I still remember the conversation because she was so excited to receive that phone call from a young man who's.
Peter MartinHOST
3:32
getting married but just wants to do all things right and she was also very excited to recommend a book that had just come out christopher west had just written the good news about sex and marriage she said i am so excited i will send this book to you because it's such a good one for engaged couples um And it's a question and answer.
Peter MartinHOST
3:52
It's easy to read.
Peter MartinHOST
3:54
And in particular, when you just you're like, I don't know if we're doing this right.
speaker_5HOST
11:11
You know, it's interesting.
speaker_5HOST
11:12
I was thinking as you were talking about our conversation with Dr. Christopher West and how sexuality is a reflection of God's relationship with us.
speaker_5HOST
11:23
And the verse, submit yourselves one to another.
speaker_5HOST
11:26
And, Tabitha, you brought it up.
Christopher WestHOST
1:06
From the Theology of the Body Institute, this is...
Wendy WestHOST
1:08
The Ask Christopher West Podcast.
Wendy WestHOST
1:11
Hey, Wendy.
Wendy WestHOST
1:13
Yeah? You have a lot of fans in Croatia and Romania.

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Wendy WestHOST
63:02
to become the gift that we are
Christopher WestHOST
63:04
amen
speaker_5NARRATOR
63:13
Ask Christopher West is brought to you by the Theology of the Body Institute with music by Mike Mangione.
speaker_5NARRATOR
63:19
Christopher and Wendy hope that the information provided is helpful to you, but remind you that they are not licensed counselors.
Theo McManigalHOST
5:58
And God made music, you know, and St. Augustine said, he who sings well prays twice.
Theo McManigalHOST
6:05
But also I saw... video the other day by our friend, uh, or that of our friend Christopher West talking where he was talking about how, like, I mean, what, what is music? It's, he was talking about a violin.
Theo McManigalHOST
6:17
I mean, he described it much better than I'm about to, but you have this stick and these strings and you're putting them together and you're making these noise.
Theo McManigalHOST
6:24
But the reality is you're calling something out of creation that God put into it that has the capacity for tremendous beauty.

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Paul PulsipherGUEST
30:31
Through ups and downs, turns and bends, cling to Christ and in the end, you'll feel his power to change your heart.
Paul PulsipherGUEST
30:37
You'll see what you can be.
Paul PulsipherGUEST
30:40
If you think you're just too far gone to save, think again, my friend.
Paul PulsipherGUEST
30:43
God can change what you crave.
Greg BottaroHOST
20:28
We're going a little bit bigger.
Greg BottaroHOST
20:29
We have a whole hotel, and, uh, we are, we have Christopher West coming in.
Greg BottaroHOST
20:35
We're gonna be celebrating the feast of St. John Paul II, and we've got, again, music.
Greg BottaroHOST
20:40
We have the band, Andrew Laubacher from the Eucharistic Congress, um, and his band that did that music.
Nick KoeppelHOST
0:24
You're with Nick Keppel on Body Talk, a show about the theology of the body from St. John Paul II.
Nick KoeppelHOST
0:31
We've been looking at a book by Christopher West called Theology of the Body for Beginners, which gives a good overview of this amazing catechesis from Pope John Paul II.
Nick KoeppelHOST
0:42
If you would like to give some feedback for the next episode or have any questions you'd like me to address, please email them to info at radiomaria.ie or WhatsApp 089-467-2000.
Nick KoeppelHOST
0:55
So we have been looking at this book from Christopher West, which really tries to condense and simplify the writings of John Paul II into everyday language that we can understand.
Nick KoeppelHOST
1:08
Because when the Pope was delivering the catechesis that is called Theology of the Body, it's very academic and very profound and rich and kind of difficult to grasp.
Nick KoeppelHOST
1:20
So someone like Christopher West takes this material and translates it in a way that is understandable to all of us.
Nick KoeppelHOST
1:28
So this is what happens in his book, Theology of the Body for Beginners.
Nick KoeppelHOST
1:32
And today I would like to talk about chapter four of this book on the resurrection of the body, the resurrection, heaven.

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