Off the Shelf 024 with Brandon McGinley

Brandon McGinley writes about faith, culture, and politics from his hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His writing has appeared in print in National Review, The Human Life Review, Fare Forward, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the Harrisburg Patriot-News, and the Pittsburgh Catholic and online at First Things, Public Discourse, The Week, The Federalist, National Review Online, Aleteia, Ethika Politika, Acculturated, and The Imaginative Conservative. He has also contributed to and edited books for Our Sunday Visitor Catholic publishers.

Brandon works as Editor of EWTN Publishing, Inc., a book publishing collaboration between the global Catholic media network and Sophia Institute Press.

On this episode Brandon and I discuss another title in the compilation series of Mother Angelica’s pamphlets from the newly formed partnership between Sophia Institute Press and EWTN Publishing. Mother Angelica on Suffering and Burnout is Mother’s take on how to handle the suffering and adversity that we all face in life. What better example can we have then Mother Angelica who suffered much physically and emotionally throughout her life. Brandon and I discuss Mother’s personal obstacles in this week’s episode.

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