Dr. Greg thought the draft was good. A year later, he called it "terrible." That's how a book ends up taking almost ten years to write.
With The Personalist Cure finally launching, Dr. Greg sits down with his good friend Dr. Bryan Violette for a conversation that circles back on itself the way John Paul II's own writing does. Along the way, they get to the heart of the book: the difference between love that controls and love that sets free.
Key Topics:
Why so much of what passes for love is really a compulsive effort to get your own needs met
What emancipating love looks like: willing the good of the other for their sake, even when it costs you
Why the love Jesus shows on the cross changes how you see every relationship in your life
What John Paul II meant by mutual submission in marriage — and why it's the opposite of control
Learn More:
The Personalist Cure by Dr. Greg Bottaro — the book behind this episode, almost ten years in the making
Join us at the Summit of Integration in Dallas, October 20–23, celebrating the Feast of St. John Paul II (virtual tickets available)
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