The Silent Crisis Facing Men Today | 1
Living Fatima
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19m
In this powerful conversation, David Carollo sits down with John Edwards of “Just a Guy in the Pew” to discuss the growing crisis of male loneliness, isolation, and spiritual disconnection.
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Why are so many men struggling today? Why do so many feel like they have to carry life alone? And how can faith, brotherhood, and authentic community bring real healing?
John shares his personal story—from addiction and brokenness to transformation through Jesus Christ—and explains why men’s groups, vulnerability, and faith-based brotherhood are more important now than ever.
This episode dives deep into:
The silent epidemic of loneliness among men
Why men struggle to open up
The role of faith in healing addiction and brokenness
What true masculinity actually looks like
How Catholic men’s groups are changing lives
Why community is essential to spiritual growth
If you’ve ever felt alone, stuck, or disconnected—this message is for you.
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