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Vernacular
by Vernacular
Vernacular explores faith, culture, and meaning. Despite the cliché, "spiritual but not religious", many people choose to live out their spirituality in a particular religious tradition while refusing to choose between it and modernity. Vernacular is hosted by three Catholics who are fully engaged with both theology and modern culture and who seek meaning for their lives in the space between. If you appreciate simultaneous sci-fi movie references, political critiques, sports-related ranting, and theological debates...cheers.
Episodes
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Ep. 5: Fr. Jim Martin And The Synod Of Bishops
Vernacular is pleased to have Fr. James Martin as our first guest. Fr. James "Jim" is editor-at-large of America magazine, the nation's weekly Jesuit publication, and author of "The Jesuit Guide To (Almost) Everything". He answers a series of excellent questions about the recently-concluded Synod...
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Ep. 4: Star Wars
In episode 4, we follow up with the Democratic candidates, and almost get into a legitimate debate about the Synod of Bishops. Charlie argues against Jar-Jar and ponders the ethics of Rebel assault on the second Death Star, Jen explores a teaching chair for George Lucas, and Jonathan probes the...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Vernacular explores faith, culture, and meaning. Despite the cliché, "spiritual but not religious", many people choose to live out their spirituality in a particular religious tradition while refusing to choose between it and modernity. Vernacular is hosted by three Catholics who are fully engaged with both theology and modern culture and who seek meaning for their lives in the space between. If you appreciate simultaneous sci-fi movie references, political critiques, sports-related ranting, and theological debates...cheers.
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