We discuss the concept of the personal apostolate, balancing your involvement with parish volunteer life, and how to grow in the confidence and clarity needed to be an thriving disciple. Mentioned in this Episode Marcel LeJeune’s post on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/marcel.lejeune/posts/pfbid027wo1j7ENYS8XRTrnsyZqNnv9rZxfymNxr4Ft8BkWNLPKsxtYQBVWVb2QWfytGV3ml) Book: Soul of the Apostolate (https://amzn.to/45SdUJt) by Jean-Baptiste Chautard O.C.S.O Bonus Topics for Our Paid Subscribers How does one discern well whether or not to be more actively engaged in the life of the parish or dedicate more energy to it outside of the parish? What are some of the fears we've personally had as we branded off into apostolate work both in our new professions but also within Church ministry? We also revisit the idea of what is owed to the local parish and offer some clarification on the discussion. Find all of our podcasts and more at: https://iseeamovement.fireside.fm/ Engage with us on social media: Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/iseeamovement), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/iseeamovement/) I See a Movement is a collaborative project led by Cofome, LLC and Draw Near, LLC. You can learn more about these apostolates here: Cofome, LLC * www.cofome.com * www.suscipe.co * www.ericgallagher.me Draw Near, LLC * www.drawnear.me I See a Movement Theme: Original Music © Fred Shellabarger & Kara Kardell; Performed by Paul Ching and Fred Shellabarger