You refresh the feed one more time. Another scandal. Another crisis in the Church. Another fight you were never called to referee. And somewhere in all that noise, the devil is smiling — because every hour you spend doomscrolling Church politics is an hour you didn’t spend on your knees, at the dinner table, or leading your family to Heaven.
Tonight, Avoiding Babylon makes the case that “touching grass” isn’t a meme — it’s a spiritual discipline. The endless outrage cycle feels like vigilance, but it’s often just a distraction dressed up as devotion. Real spiritual warfare isn’t fought in the comment section. It’s fought in your home, your parish, and your own soul.
We’re going to talk about the difference between righteous attention and obsessive anxiety — and why the health of your family depends on knowing which is which.
In this livestream we’ll cover:
🌾 Why obsessing over Church politics can quietly starve your spiritual life
🌾 How doomscrolling and outrage hijack the same instincts God gave us for real spiritual warfare
🌾 The link between constant crisis-consumption and Catholic mental health
🌾 Practical ways to “touch grass” — reclaim your attention, your peace, and your role as head of the family
🌾 Leading your family to Heaven as the real battlefield that actually matters
This isn’t a call to bury your head in the sand. It’s a call to fight the right war — the one for the souls in your own house.
