Inscapes - Key to Renewal

Our guest for this podcast, Catholic entrepreneur Patrick Molyneaux, is from Pittsburgh, which some have described as “ground zero” of the current crisis. Molyneaux is the co-owner of Molyneaux Tile • Carpet • Wood as well as a founder of several non-profit organizations. He discusses personal vocation, human flourishing, and a possible antidote to clericalism. The post Personal Vocation: An Antidote to Clericalism in a Time of Crisis appeared first on Inscape Vocations.

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