Ep. 47 - Death in Black and White | Fr. Michael Brisson, LC

Описание: It was a real joy having Fr. Michael on the show. His book is fantastic - a real page-turner! I hope that you all read it!


Summary of the Episode


Father Michael Brisson, LC author of Death in Black and White, joins host Will Wright to discuss his novel and the inspiration behind it. Father Brisson shares his journey as a priest and how he found the time and motivation to write a book. They discuss the complexities of priesthood, the importance of hope and humility, and the challenges of balancing personal and professional responsibilities. The conversation highlights the power of storytelling and the impact it can have on readers. Overall, the interview offers insights into the life of a priest and the role of fiction in exploring the human experience.


Buy the book from Ignatius Press HERE (https://ignatius.com/death-in-black-a...) :


Takeaways


Writing a book can be a way for priests to express their creativity and share stories that resonate with readers.


Priests face challenges in balancing their personal and professional responsibilities, but finding hope and humility can help them navigate these challenges.


Storytelling is a powerful tool for exploring the complexities of priesthood and the human experience.


The role of priests is to sanctify the people and bring Christ to them, but they also need support and understanding from the community.


Setting boundaries and delegating tasks can help priests avoid burnout and focus on their most important responsibilities.


Keywords


Father Michael Brisson, Death in Black and White, novel, inspiration, priest, hope, humility, storytelling, complexities of priesthood, balancing responsibilities





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