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Mar 2022
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WOF 327: Three Equations for Happier Cat...

BISHOP ROBERT BARRON
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Friends, today we share a sample lesson from a new Word on Fire Institute course titled "The Art of Happiness," taught by Dr. Arthur Brooks.

Blending social science and Catholicism, this course combines cutting-edge research and top-notch scholarship with the lives of great saints and our incredible inheritance of Church teaching. There are even surprising places to discover where secular science reinforces sacred wisdom. Plus, you'll receive clear take-aways and action items that you can put into practice right now—to build more happiness for yourself, and to help you share more joy and peace with your family, your friends, and everyone else God puts before you!

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