Fr. Greg Boyle, S.J.

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487 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 30 Jun

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The Spiritual Life with Fr. James Martin, S.J. · Greg Boyle, S.J. on compassion and kinship · 30 Jun 2026 podcast

I mean, you just go, this is why we don't make progress because we don't know that these things are, they're just the cough.

We want to find out, you know, is it lung cancer or am I allergic to my cat?

That's important to know.

Otherwise we get tripped up by creating us and them.

There are those who hate and those who love those who are open and

And those who are homophobic.

And I think it's important, it's healthier for us to kind of, once you know that everybody's unshakably good and we belong to each other, now we can roll up our sleeves and we can really make progress, I think.

Well, again, I think love never fails.

I was on a podcast not that long ago where I was talking about Paul saying love never fails.

And he kind of, the guy laughed at me and he kind of said, well, our audiences, you know, they're going to think you're naive, you know.

I don't know, show me a time when love actually failed.

You can show me lots of times where we tried love and then stopped or didn't try it at all, but show me when it actually failed.

How we diagnose things is so essential.

No treatment plan has ever been born from a diagnosis that was faulty.

So if a bishop is homophobic,

then this is not a moral judgment.

It's a health assessment.

Can you be healthy and homophobic?

No, that's impossible because that's not how God sees our sisters and brothers, period.

And so you know that how do you love people more

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