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Rediscover the literature classics with the Ignatius Press Critical editions.
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Sadly, many classical works of literature are poorly made and tainted with woke ideology in the introduction, footnotes, and explainers that distort the text itself. Thankfully, the Ignatius Press Critical Editions enable Catholics and all lovers of good literature to get their hands on a quality version of these great books. These books are not only well made but contain helpful introductions and footnotes to really help the reader get the most out of reading these texts. 
Today, Joseph Pearce, the series editor, joins Andrew Peteprin to reveal the inspiration behind these texts, why every Catholic should have them on their selves, and what works will be published next.
 
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Reclaim the Classics from the Woke w/ Joseph Pearce

We've found the real lost Ark of the Covenant. It's been sitting right under our noses all these centuries.

13: We Found the Lost Ark

If Liturgy is God’s gift to man, then sacred music should immerse us in the atmosphere of Heaven.
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Cardinal Robert Sarah was the prefect of the congregation for divine worship from 2014 until 2021, and he has now published a new book "Song of the Lamb" which outlines his thoughts on the spiritually rich tradition of Catholic sacred music. This book was written in dialogue with Peter Carter as the two trace the history of sacred music in the Church and outline the guidelines for sacred music today.
We are very grateful that Peter Carter joined Andrew Peteprin to discuss this momentous work and his active role in putting it together.
 
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Guidelines for Sacred Music at Mass w/ Peter Carter

This year we celebrate the 800th Anniversary of Aquinas’s birth. Known for his holiness, intelligence, and immense love for God, Aquinas is often considered one of the greatest thinkers of all time. But today Dr. Kreeft joins Ben Eriksen to discuss why he thinks Aquinas is the greatest philosopher and theologian.
Dr. Kreeft highlights Aquinas’s depth and clarity of thought, his synthesis of previous scholars, and his integration of faith and reason. While many are intimidated to read Aquinas, Dr. Kreeft points out how approachable he is for everyday thinkers and how intellectually as well as spiritually enriching his writings are for those that read him.
 
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A Shorter Summa: <a href='https://ignatius.com/a-shorter-summa-ssup/'>https://ignatius.com/a-shorter-summa-ssup/</a>
Practical Theology: <a href='https://ignatius.com/practical-theology-prtp/'>https://ignatius.com/practical-theology-prtp/</a>
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Heaven But Never Dreamed of Asking: <a href='https://ignatius.com/everything-you-ever-wanted-to-know-about-heaven-eyep/'>https://ignatius.com/everything-you-ever-wanted-to-know-about-heaven-eyep/</a>
 
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Dr. Peter Kreeft: Aquinas is the Greatest Philosopher of All Time

Drawing from his experiences in Africa and Indonesia, David Pinault’s newest novel is not only entertaining, but spiritually sustaining.
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In today’s episode, Dave sits down with Andrew Petiprin to discuss his newest novel, “Earth Dragon Run: A Spiritual Entertainment.” Dave not only reveals his personal inspiration for the novel, but also the real-world events that drive the plot of the novel. Dave discusses the international influence of China, which seeks to become a global hegemony, as well as the spiritual crisis experienced by many people in the latter years of one's life. Through this episode and his novel, Dave shows how God is never done with us and continues to pursue us and bring His plan to fruition.
 
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A Timely New Catholic Novel w/ David Pinault

Are you a priest or discerning a vocation to the priesthood or know somebody who is discerning? Then this is the book for you—“Distributed Like Bread” (pre-order for release at 3.2.26) https://ignatius.com/distributed-like-bread-dlbp/?searchid=0&amp;search_query=distributed
Hans Urs von Balthasar is well known for his great contributions to theology, but few know of his practical thoughts on priesthood and discernment. Therefore, in today’s episode, Dr. Jonathan Ciraulo and Andrew Petiprin discuss Fr. Balthasar and how he integrated his scholarly life and his priestly vocation. Dr. Ciraulo points out that Fr. Balthasar never received any formal education in theology beyond his time at the seminar and he sought to remain a student chaplain instead of an academic position. This kept him grounded in his theology and uniquely fit to guide priests and those in the process of discernment.
Dr. Ciraulo highlights Fr. Balthasar’s humility, his intellectual curiosity, and his openness to God. They also discuss Balthasar’s thoughts on priestly celibacy and donatism—the heresy that claims that validity of the sacraments depends on the virtue of the priest. This insightful discussion and corresponding book “Distributed Like Bread” will truly help give all people a greater appreciation for this supernatural vocation.
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Hans Urs von Balthasar on Priestly Life and Discernment w/ Dr. Jonathan Ciraulo

It is often said that one can find God in nature, but few have explored the theology behind such a common statement. Join us as Fr. John Nepil talks with Andrew Petiprin about the theological lessons and underpinnings of mountain hiking, which he details in his new book To Heights and Unto Depths. This book and the ensuing conversation artfully weave together theological insights and real-world experience.
 
Fr. Nepil and Andrew examine the spiritual benefits of the outdoors, both the joys of reaching the summit and the lows felt during arduous hours hiking. They also discuss the modern crisis of manhood, the responsibility of leadership, and how the works of theologians such as Von Balthasar, Cardinal Ratzinger, and Luigi Giussani can reveal spiritual wisdom found on the trail. For those who love the outdoors or theology, this episode is a must watch!
 
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Fr. John Nepil: Where Catholic Theology Meets Alpine Adventure

Galatians 5 tells us to walk—together, like soldiers.

52: You Have to March to Be Christian

Good art is essential not only for selling books, but for uplifting the soul to God, and in today’s episode, we talk to one of the best modern Catholic artists—Timothy Jones.
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John Herreid sits down with his friend, Timothy Jones, to discuss creating Catholic art, developing book covers, and teaching art to the youth. Everyone recognizes the importance of art, but few see the process of developing truly beautiful and inspiring art. Today’s episode gives a glimpse into the creative and teaching process of developing art, specifically Catholic art, in the 21st century.
 
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How to Make Beautiful Catholic Art w/ Timothy Jones

The hero of the new novel Death in Black and White is a Catholic priest and classic film buff who finds himself caught in a web of crime, sin, and double-crossings that rivals anything found in his favorite film-noir detective movies. The book’s author, Fr. Michael Brisson—also a Catholic priest and classic film buff—may not have real-life experience of being in the clutches of the Mob, but he does know the unique way a priest is privy to some of life’s hardest and darkest moments.
In this episode, Andrew Petiprin speaks with Brisson about the graces on offer in the sacraments, the Catholic faith’s unflinching realism about human nature and our sinful proclivities—and how a film-noir tinged crime novel can be the perfect vehicle for exploring these themes and more.
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Fr. Michael Brisson: Finding a Catholic soul in classic film-noir storytelling

... is ringing out our joy to the God who saves us. In other words, the Invitatory.

57: The Best Part of Waking Up

How are all those self-help videos on Instagram working for you? Not great, you say? Don't worry. Mary's Magnificat shows us psychology done the right way—with God front and center.

21: What Catholics Should Think about Psychology

Father Fessio highlights why it is so important for us to reread profound, perennial, and permanent things, most especially the Scriptures.

88: Why Reread Things?

Mature and Sensitive Topics Discussed in This Episode
Today, more than ever, we are suffering from the ramifications of the sexual revolution that began over 50 years ago. And in this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Blake joins Andrew Petiprin to discuss why the Church’s teachings on human sexuality are correct and why abandoning them has led people away from true human flourishing.
Dr. Blake addresses many of today’s hot button issues ranging from abortion, sex outside of marriage, homosexuality, and transgenderism. He emphasizes that by embracing God’s mercy and returning to a traditional understanding of human sexuality will ultimately lead to greater happiness and fulfillment. If you enjoy this podcast, then make sure to pick up a copy of Dr. Blake’s new book “Victims of the Revolution: How the Sexual Liberation Hurt all of Us.”
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Dr. Nathaniel Blake: How the Sexual Revolution Hurt All of Us

Dreaming of that life of ease and leisure? Read the Gospel of Luke.

30: Was Man Made for Cruise Ships, Gardening, and Golf?

Most of us have forgotten how to praise and, therefore, how to be happy. Let's change that right now. How? The Psalms.

20: PRAISE 101—What the Psalms teach us about happiness

"Dark energy" is a scientific fact, but nobody is talking about what it proves: there is something beyond this universe—something very, very powerful indeed.

64: Astrophysics Point to God [Science and Love, pt. 2]

War is bad. Slavery is evil. But what happens when Jesus comes face to face with someone who's wrapped up in both?

33: How Would Jesus Treat a Slaveowner?

Jews are God’s Chosen People, and it is through God’s gratuitous gift of grace that the rest of the world (the Gentiles) are grafted onto the tree of salvation.
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Pope Pius XI once remarked, “Spiritually, we [Catholics] are all Semites,” and, as Saint Paul writes in Romans, in a sense, Christians are Jews by adoption. In today’s episode, Andrew Petiprin is joined by Professors Angela Costley and Gavin D’Costa, who examine the question of Jewish–Catholic relations from every angle. They not only discuss how the Church is uniquely opposed to antisemitism, but also how the Church is deeply rooted in Judaism. Finally, they discuss the reality of Hebrew Catholics and their role in the Body of Christ.
 
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Can You Be a Jewish Catholic? With Dr. Costley and Dr. D’Costa

The current crisis of masculinity is rampant in our society, but few have responded to this cultural moment like Mike Pacer in his new book “Prayers for Catholic Men.” Instead of encouraging men to simply gut it out and take responsibility, Mike encourages men to fall on their knees, and he provides them with the resources to encounter God in a meaningful and profound way. “Prayers for Catholic Men” not only teaches men how to pray, but it provides many unique and personal prayers that men at any stage in their life will resonate with.
In this episode, Andrew Petiprin sits down with Mike Pacer to talk about the common struggles men encounter when praying and what resources they can use to strengthen their spiritual life.
 
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Mike Pacer: Becoming a Man of Prayer

Learn how God’s grace is always active in both patients and doctors by reading Dr. Collin’s new book “You Visited Me”  https://ignatius.com/you-visited-me-yvmp/?searchid=0&amp;search_query=you+visited+me
 
Dr. Robert Collins is a leading oncologist who joins Andrew Petiprin today to talk about his experiences as a Catholic doctor in a major modern medical center. He tells stories about patients who experienced God’s graces of physical and spiritual healing. He also marvels at the Christian witness to the faith within the medical system, which influenced his own conversion from agnosticism to Catholicism. His experiences show us that God’s love is always present even in the most difficult and tragic circumstances.
 
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Being a Catholic Doctor in the 21st Century w/ Dr. Robert Collins

God gives EACH of us—laymen, priests, nuns, monks, bums—our own gifts. If only we'd accept them!

62: Just Follow YOUR Call

In today's special episode, Fr. Fessio is joined by Archbishop Cordileone to discuss the importance of kneeling at Mass and when receiving communion. They draw upon Pope Benedict XVI's book "The Spirit of the Liturgy" which is celebrating 25 years of publication.
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122 Special Episode: Why Catholics Should Kneel

Since Vatican II, the use of Latin in Mass has radically decline. . . . But in this episode, Fr. Fessio reviews what Vatican II said about using Latin at Mass.

What Vatican II Actually Said About Using Latin at Mass

Fr. Fessio reads a passage from Miracles by C.S. Lewis to explain the proper use of the historical critical method.

94: C.S. Lewis and the Historical Critical Method

For Saint Paul, Christianity requires motion.

61: Don't Just "Be Good," But GO

Join the club.  But Jesus has an important message for the overachievers out there:  learn to LOVE.

14: Are You a Perfectionist?

The famous Latin expression “Opus Dei” has connections to several orders. Fr. Fessio explains these associations and the Latin meaning behind it.

103: What is “Opus Dei”?

With the announcement that Pope Francis will be consecrating Russia and Ukraine to the Immaculate Heart of Mary later this week, the words and message of Our Lady of Fatima—and some of the controversies to which they gave rise—are in the news. Paul Senz, author of FATIMA: 100 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT THE MARIAN APPARITIONS, explains the history and context of the upcoming consecration, and addresses some of the misconceptions that persist about previous consecrations, particularly those enacted by Pope John Paul II in the 1980s.

Fatima and the Consecration of Russia - What You Need to Know

Fr. Fessio explains the third dimension of the Mass—the personal dimension—using the events on the road to Emmaus.

The Mass is Personal

Read Matthew 23 a little more carefully next you want to point the finger at "those" hypocrites.

29: Woe to Us Scribes and Pharisees

Recently, Fr. Fessio was deceived by A.I. and warns people about trusting these programs.

116: Should You Trust A.I.?

The collect has not only changed since Vatican II, but it has changed throughout the history of the Church. In this episode, Fr. Fessio explains what the development of the collect from the very beginning of the Church.

The Conclusion of the Introductory Rites

In this episode, Fr. Fessio discusses the forgiveness we receive at every Mass.

Why God Forgives Us at Mass

Fr. Fessio explains the opening "Collect" prayer and how it has changed over the years.

146: Vatican II Changed the Collect

Fr. Fessio is beginning a series on the Mass, and today he explains the difference between “old” vs the “new” Mass and which he will follow going forward in this series.
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130. Explaining the Mass of Vatican II

The Easter sequence was recently sung at the Easter liturgies, but what are these “sequences” and what happened to the rest of them? In this episode, Fr. Fessio explains. . . .

153: What Happened to the Sequences?

Fr. Fessio recalls a conversation he had with an atheist student where he explained the difference between how an atheist sees the world and how a Christian views creation.

118: Atheists and Christians See Sunsets Differently

God makes things—constantly. And he loves it. Why don't we?

2: The God of Creativity

Drawing on his experience of forty years as a psychiatrist, Dr. Richard Fitzgibbons presents twelve habits that can foster healing and growth in Catholic marriages. This book helps couples to identify and resolve the major emotional conflicts that weaken their relationships and hurt their marriages.
 


Habits for a Healthy Marriage is unique because it draws on the field of positive psychology, which focuses on growth in virtues. Each chapter names a common marital problem along with a particular virtue that can help couples to overcome that problem. It shows that the road to healing is paved with forgiveness, not only between spouses but also within their families of origin. Along the way, the author incorporates the luminous writing of Saint John Paul II on marriage and the timeless wisdom of the Catholic Church.


Whether you are newly engaged, recently married, or married for many years, the conflict-resolving strategies described in this book—the habits of a healthy marriage—can help you to protect your relationship from the emotional storms that often lead to quarreling and mistrust, and sometimes to separation and divorce.
 


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Author interview with Dr. Richard Fitzgibbons on his book, "Habits of a Healthy Marriage"

In a society that often claims to value the voices of the marginalized, one group that find themselves frequently silenced by the very people claiming to speak for them are detransitioners—men and women who have gone down the road of “gender transition,” only to change their minds, embrace their biological sex, and reverse course.
In this episode, Andrew Petiprin speaks with Jennifer Lahl, a nurse and documentary maker who works to amplify the voices of those who have been harmed by gender ideology. Together with Kallie Fell, Lahl has written the new book <a href='https://ignatius.com/the-detransition-diaries-ddp/?utm_source=podcast&amp;utm_medium=post&amp;utm_campaign=Detransition+Diaries&amp;utm_id=Detransition+Diaries'>The Detransition Diaries</a>, which tells the stories of five women and two men who have reclaimed their identities after dangerous journeys through hormone therapies, surgeries, and other treatments aimed at changing their biological sex.
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Jennifer Lahl on the untold stories of detransitioners

Want to get good quality books into the hands of your kids?! Then ditch the mainstream book fairs and invite the Ignatius Press book fairs to come to your kids’ school!
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Katie Bogner is a middle-school teacher, influencer, and faithful Catholic, and she joins Rose Trabbic today to talk about getting kids to read and the Ignatius Press Book Fairs. Katie gives insightful suggestions on how to encourage kids to read more and highlights the great need for a safe place that parents can trust to get good books into the hands of their kids.
With so much agenda and immorality creeping into most secular book fairs, Ignatius Press is committed to giving parents peace of mind by not only publishing quality books and novels for your kids but also by promoting secular books that are safe for your children. The books in our book fairs are hand-selected by our team to ensure that your children are reading books that are not only morally uplifting but also personally engaging. Please check out our bookfairs, and specifically Katie’s own children’s books at <a href='http://www.ignatiusbookfairs.com'>www.ignatiusbookfairs.com</a>.
 
Katie’s Children’s books:
--All About Advent &amp; Christmas: <a href='https://store.ignatiusbookfairs.com/all-about-advent-christmas'>https://store.ignatiusbookfairs.com/all-about-advent-christmas</a>
--All About Lent and Holy Week: <a href='https://store.ignatiusbookfairs.com/all-about-lent-holy-week'>https://store.ignatiusbookfairs.com/all-about-lent-holy-week</a>
 
Katie’s website for free teacher resources: <a href='https://www.looktohimandberadiant.com/'>https://www.looktohimandberadiant.com/</a>
 
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Katie Bogner: Get Safe, Quality Books for Your Kids at Ignatius Book Fairs

It seems like Jesus would not have faith because he is God. But Father Fessio reflections on Hebrews 12:1–4 where Jesus is said to be a “pioneer and perfector of our faith.”

98: Did Jesus Have Faith?

Fr. Fessio explains another common Latin phrase—Deo Gratias. He believes that this phrase is so important that everyone should use it.

120: Do You Know What “Deo Gratias” Means?

Fr. Fessio examines Mary’s longest discourse, the Magnificat, to explain what kind of mercy God offers to those who fear Him.

77: His Mercy is on Those Who Fear Him

Looking at the Greek words, Father Fessio explains the progression of thoughts in 2 Peter 1:5–7 where St. Peter says that we should make every effort “to supplement your faith with virtue, and virtue with knowledge, and knowledge with self-control, and self-control with steadfastness, and steadfastness with godliness, and godliness with brotherly love, and finally brotherly love with love.”

89: From Faith to Agape

Today’s episode marks the beginning of Fr. Fessio’s series on the Mass. In this episode, he explains how the Mass is central in the sacramental order.

Fr. Fessio Starts A Series on The Mass

In Hebrews 12, St. Paul talks about running a race sounded by a cloud of witnesses with Christ as our model. Father Fessio beautifully explains this metaphor by pointing out details that only the Greek words reveal.

101: Life is Like a Greek Race

<DIV>Now with a new afterword by Pope emeritus Benedict XVI! In a time when technology penetrates our lives in so many ways and materialism exerts such a powerful influence over us, Cardinal Robert Sarah presents a bold book about the strength of silence. The modern world generates so much noise, he says, that seeking moments of silence has become both harder and more necessary than ever before.Silence is the indispensable doorway to the divine, explains the cardinal in this profound conversation with Nicolas Diat. Within the hushed and hallowed walls of the La Grande Chartreux, the famous Carthusian monastery in the French Alps, Cardinal Sarah addresses the following questions: Can those who do not know silence ever attain truth, beauty, or love? Do not wisdom, artistic vision, and devotion spring from silence, where the voice of God is heard in the depths of the human heart?After the international success of God or Nothing, Cardinal Sarah seeks to restore to silence its place of honor and importance. "Silence is more important than any other human work," he says, "for it expresses God. The true revolution comes from silence; it leads us toward God and others so as to place ourselves humbly and generously at their service."</DIV>

The Power of Silence: Against the Dictatorship of Noise

Earlier this year, Dr. Francis Beckwith was appointed to a select board of scholars to advise the Trump administration on national efforts to protect and advance religious Liberty.
Dr. Beckwith is a professor of philosophy and Church-State studies at Baylor University, and today he joins Mark Brumey to discuss religious liberty and Vatican II. The two examine “Dignitatis Humanae” and whether or not this declaration, this document, was a development or a departure from the Church’s stance on religious liberty. Dr. Beckwith explains the political role that the Church has played in history and its current place in modern politics. Finally, they discuss the challenges religious liberty faces today. This is a must-watch episode, not because of its depth of thought, but also because of its timeliness and relevance.
 
Dr. Beckwith has also written A Catholic Engagement with Latter-Day Saints. Get your copy here: <a href='https://ignatius.com/a-catholic-engagement-with-latter-day-saints-celdsp/?searchid=0&amp;search_query=beckwith'>https://ignatius.com/a-catholic-engagement-with-latter-day-saints-celdsp/?searchid=0&amp;search_query=beckwith</a>
 
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Religious Liberty in America with Dr. Beckwith, Member of the Presidential Religious Liberty Commission

Saint Paul says we must fight not just well, but BEAUTIFULLY.

73: Have I Fought the Good Fight?

Fr. Fessio reveals the dynamic movement that takes place in the second half of the Gloria that we sing at Mass.

145: What Are We Singing about in of the “Gloria”?

Fr. Fessio explains the third dimension of the Mass—the personal dimension—using the events on the road to Emmaus.

133: The Mass in the Road to Emmaus

There are three dimensions to the Mass: the historical, the cosmic, and the personal. And in this episode, Fr. Fessio outlines the historical dimension of the Mass by examining the Old Testament and the life of Christ. 
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The Historical Dimension of the Mass

Fr. Fessio explains why the symbol of the cross embodies the essential message of Christianity. With this episode, Fr. Fessio has recorded an episode for every year of his life. Also stay tuned because when we return next week for “Father Fessio in Five,” we will have a new look and new recording equipment!

83: The Significance of the Cross

Henri de Lubac is not well known by most Catholics, but the upcoming documentary is hoping to change that...
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Cardinal Henri de Lubac was a French theologian who lived in Europe during the tumultuous 20th century. He survived the front-line trenches of World War I and participated in the French Resistance of World War II. He lived to see the murder of the last Tsar of Russia, all the way to the fall of the Berlin Wall. During his life, he was known as a controversial theologian who was eventually elevated to a Cardinal by Pope Saint John Paul II and participated in the Second Vatican Council.
Today, we are joined by Geoffrey Zokal and Sam Soruch, who are creating a detailed documentary about Henri de Lubac. In this episode, they not only comment on the extraordinary life of Henri de Lubac, but also touch on some of the more controversial elements of his theology. They remark on both his profound wisdom and theological insight as well as his great personal humility and holiness.
 
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Watch Things Hidden: The Life and Legacy of René Girard: <a href='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-vB1HaBsog&amp;t=44s'>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-vB1HaBsog&amp;t=44s</a>
 
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