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Jul 15, 2022 56 min

How many Jesuits does it take to crack postmodernity?

from Cracks in Postmodernity Hosted by cracksinpomo

Real live Jesuit Aric Serrano SJ joins the pod to recruit brave souls for the Society of Jesus...no jk. In this ep we talk about PapaRatzi (aka Pope Benedict/Cardinal Ratzinger)'s postmodern sensibility, the abyss, suffering, dark nights of the soul, Nietzsche, the death of God, Carmelites vs. Jesuits, and some hot takes on Endo's/Scorsese's Silence. Shockingly, I don't make any Jesuit jokes on this ep. Check out his music on Spotify and follow him on IG @aricserranosj

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