Surprising Lesson From Meeting a Saint w/ Dr. Peter Kreeft

Dr. Kreeft recounts his experience meeting Teresa, and he and Matt talk about the value of the present moment.

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[julianhatlevig]

As a devote Protestant who works at a church I love the conversations of Matt Fradd as another perspective. I love my Catholic brothers and sisters in the faith who are truly passionate about the things of God

[SaintCharbelMiracleworker]

When I watched Bishop Barron talk with Shia LeBeouf the way he spoke about Fr/Brother James and how his quiet gentle, presence and hand on his shoulder calmed him while he was in the midst of a storm. I imagine Padre Pio working through him. The lesson is we can all be saints while alive, take from their example.

[boomct]

Peter Kreeft is one of the most delightful gentlemen in Christendom

[ishashka]

Everytime I read up more on the life of a saint or a deeply devout non-canonized person (like Tolkien), I'm surprised how ordinary they were. No matter if it's a near-contemporary fantasy writer or an ancient hermit, they all cried, laughed, had dear friends. It's very moving and encouraging at the same time.

[garrettjones]

I had the exact same experience when meeting Cardinal Burke in a room of about 300 people. He looked at me as if I was the only person in the room. I have never experienced that before. Holiness is palpable.

[thatboydio]

Loved this conversation. Buetiful wisdom made available to the masses✝️

[marybeth]

“The sacrament of the present moment”… so profound … This is the first time I have ever heard that phrase and explained in such a perfect way by both you gentlemen… I think perhaps it may change my life.

[mbsweeney]

I think Dr. Peter Kreeft will be a saint!

[tdexter]

The content was great, but the best part of this clip was just watching the effect Dr. Kreeft had on Matt.

[suzanakranjcina]

Well, attention seems quite an extraordinary quality.

[marybethstawarz]

Hmmm. As soon as you think of the present it has already become the past. I think Our Father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are in our future. Always beckoning us to them. 😊

[ysobel]

Is that the correct link to the full episode? It takes me to an interview with Michael Lofton. It's also a good episode but I'm not sure it's the one you meant. 🙂