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    Explore " all souls day" with insightful episodes like "Indigenous Boarding Schools: "Kill the Indian, Save the Man"", "HEFTY HERESIES: Pelagianism- What If Humans Were Born Good?", "All Saints' Day", "Can My Kid Dress As a Priest for Halloween?" and "Celebrate the Solstice 2022!" from podcasts like ""Church History for Chumps", "Church History for Chumps", "Church History for Chumps", "Question of Faith" and "Cosmic Scene with Jill Jardine"" and more!

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    Indigenous Boarding Schools: "Kill the Indian, Save the Man"

    Indigenous Boarding Schools: "Kill the Indian, Save the Man"

    Manifest Destiny is a heck of a drug. 

    In the 1800's, American and Canadian settlers were faced with a problem: what should be done about all these Native/Indigenous people? The result was a pretty gross blemish on the face of North American Christianity: the adoption of Indigenous Boarding Schools. 

    The story behind this episode isn't a fun one, but we believe it's important as believers to remember the full story of our Christian heritage, even the parts that make us squirm a little. Praise God for His abundant mercies. 

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    HEFTY HERESIES: Pelagianism- What If Humans Were Born Good?

    HEFTY HERESIES: Pelagianism- What If Humans Were Born Good?

    Historically, Christians have believed that when the first humans sinned, it introduced corruption into everything. Human hearts turned away from God, nature began to decay, and all creation groaned for its Redeemer. 

    But what if that wasn't the case? What if humans weren't born bad at all? In fact, what if humans could be perfect?

    Join John and Tommy as they discuss Pelagianism, as Tommy recovers from his brief bout of 'the pox.'

    Can My Kid Dress As a Priest for Halloween?

    Can My Kid Dress As a Priest for Halloween?

    (0:30) Maria Wancata takes up this question with us as we look at dressing up for Halloween?

    (1:10)  FD's story about a young woman who Flannery O'Connor wrote an essay on.

    (1:55):  FD never "played priest" but what did he dress for Halloween as?

    (2:35)  Mike's parents had creative halloween ideas.

    (3:20)  FD's politically incorrect costumes and Maria's costumes.

    (3:55)  Costumes of the 70's and 80"s.

    (4:35)  Mike's Halloween accident.

    (5:05)  The grade school that's next to the seminary dresses up as Saints.

     (6:15):  A little history of Halloween.

    (7:25)   The Dominicans would have this All Saint's Day celebration at Catholic U.

    (8:00)   Mary Queen of Apostles had a similar party here.

    (8:40)   Does FD have an problem with people dressing up as a Priest?

    (9:20)  Does FD need to confess

    (10:10)   Maria's kids will dress up as....

    (10:35)  Mike's Sully/Miracle costume

    (10:50)  Did you have to have your candy inspected?

    (11:10)   Some folks gave Tracks from churches.

    (11:25)  Do we like candy as adults?

    (12:40)   Mike's older sister took him trick or treating.  What did his weird neighbors give out?

    (13:20)   FD: Some gave out pennies!

    (13:45)  Some put a bucket out.

    (14:05)   Some kids are "hoarders"

    (14:35)   Did you ever play a trick?

    (15:25)   Trunk or treat events are going on.

    (16:25)  FD desires healthy food.

    (16:45)   Mischief on Halloween?

    (17:20)   St Clement in Lakewood is the Church Search

    (18:20)   Readings for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary time.

    (20:40)   Are we going to dress up for Halloween?

     



    Celebrate the Solstice 2022!

    Celebrate the Solstice 2022!

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    This episode is on the Winter Solstice.  The Winter Solstice is one of eight annual Solar Festivals. The Winter Solstice is the shortest day of the year, marking the return of the Sun in the Northern Hemisphere. The Ancients and native cultures have always celebrated these Solar Festivals as powerful times that were worthy of ceremony. Fires were lit to honor the Winter and Summer Solstices, thus the tradition of lighting the Yule Log derives from our pagan ancestors. Theosophical teachings which emerged in the late 19th century, derived from the Vedic wisdom of India, predicted the increasing importance of honoring the full moon, new moon, equinox and solstice cycles during the coming Aquarian Age. Well we are now in that Aquarian Age, and any ceremony or ritual, prayer or mantra that we perform on December 21 will be empowered at this Winter Solstice. 

    There is a primal urge in humankind to be rekindled, rebirthed and renewed at these seasonal Solar Festivals which include the two Solstices, two Equinoxes,  and four cross-quarter days, honored by our ancestors, indigenous, and pre-Christian pagans.  These days of honoring the Earth and Sun are in order of their procession in the Gregorian calendar are:  February 2, know as "Imbolc," also called Candlemas which is the half-way point between the winter solstice and Spring equinox in the northern hemisphere.  Then the Spring Equinox on March 21. Beltane, honors the fruits of the Spring in the Northern Hemisphere  on May 1st.  Followed by the Summer Solstice on June 21st, Lammas on August 1, Autumnal Equinox on September 21," Samhain," also known as All Souls Day on November 1, and Winter Solstice on December 21st.  Most of you may be familiar with the Vernal or Spring Equinox, Summer Solstice (check out my previous podcast,) Autumnal Equinox and Winter Solstice.  But the cross-quarter days celebrated by our indigenous and pagan ancestors are less known and they are Imbolc, Beltane, Lammas or Lughnassah, and Samhain or All Soul’s day.

    The Winter Solstice provides a powerful time of year to bring in more Inner Light.  Any rituals, meditations, or spiritual prayers and practices at this time of year will help to empower an individual or group in the coming New Year.  

    One powerful practice is to chant the "Great Invocation," at these annual Solar festivals. 

    The Great Invocation

    From the point of Light within the Mind of God
    Let light stream forth into the minds of men.
    Let Light descend on Earth.

    From the point of Love within the Heart of God
    Let love stream forth into the hearts of men.
    May Christ return to Earth.

    From the center where the Will of God is known
    Let purpose guide the little wills of men –
    The purpose which the Masters know and serve.

    From the centre which we call the race of men
    Let the Plan of Love and Light work out
    And may it seal the door where evil dwells.

    Let Light and Love and Power restore the Plan on Earth.

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    Does Halloween Have Christian Origins?

    Does Halloween Have Christian Origins?

    Halloween is one of the most recognized and celebrated holidays. While we often do not think about its origins and connotations, religion actually is at the heart of Halloween. However, it may not be the religion you’re thinking of. To learn more about the origins of Halloween and its surprising Christian connections, listen to this short episode.

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    Now that the holidays are over... (Part 2) | Ep. 51

    Now that the holidays are over... (Part 2) | Ep. 51

    Did you ever consider or wonder why are there some Christians that refuse to have anything to do with Halloween, even if it is called "trunk or treat"? If you are interested at all in the origins and roots of Halloween, then this is probably the podcast for you to get your feet wet and maybe just get into the 3 feet deep part of the pool. We'll look into the connection between Scottish-Irish culture, Druids, the god of the dead, Samhain, and how the progression of the Catholic church in the dark ages affected what we now know as Halloween or in Catholic circles as, All Hallows Eve.

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    Winter Solstice 2021

    Winter Solstice 2021

    This episode is on the Winter Solstice.  The Winter Solstice is one of eight annual Solar Festivals. The Winter Solstice is the shortest day of the year, marking the return of the Sun in the Northern Hemisphere. The Ancients and native cultures have always celebrated these Solar Festivals as powerful times that were worthy of ceremony. Fires were lit to honor the Winter and Summer Solstices, thus the tradition of lighting the Yule Log derives from our pagan ancestors. Theosophical teachings which emerged in the late 19th century, derived from the Vedic wisdom of India, predicted the increasing importance of honoring the full moon, new moon, equinox and solstice cycles during the coming Aquarian Age. Well we are now in that Aquarian Age, and any ceremony or ritual, prayer or mantra that we perform on December 21 will be empowered at this Winter Solstice. 

    There is a primal urge in humankind to be rekindled, rebirthed and renewed at these seasonal Solar Festivals which include the two Solstices, two Equinoxes,  and four cross-quarter days, honored by our ancestors, indigenous, and pre-Christian pagans.  These days of honoring the Earth and Sun are in order of their procession in the Gregorian calendar are:  February 2, know as "Imbolc," also called Candlemas which is the half-way point between the winter solstice and Spring equinox in the northern hemisphere.  Then the Spring Equinox on March 21. Beltane, honors the fruits of the Spring in the Northern Hemisphere  on May 1st.  Followed by the Summer Solstice on June 21st, Lammas on August 1, Autumnal Equinox on September 21," Samhain," also known as All Souls Day on November 1, and Winter Solstice on December 21st.  Most of you may be familiar with the Vernal or Spring Equinox, Summer Solstice (check out my previous podcast,) Autumnal Equinox and Winter Solstice.  But the cross-quarter days celebrated by our indigenous and pagan ancestors are less known and they are Imbolc, Beltane, Lammas or Lughnassah, and Samhain or All Soul’s day.

    The Winter Solstice provides a powerful time of year to bring in more Inner Light.  Any rituals, meditations, or spiritual prayers and practices at this time of year will help to empower an individual or group in the coming New Year.  

    One powerful practice is to chant the "Great Invocation," at these annual Solar festivals. 

    The Great Invocation

    From the point of Light within the Mind of God
    Let light stream forth into the minds of men.
    Let Light descend on Earth.

    From the point of Love within the Heart of God
    Let love stream forth into the hearts of men.
    May Christ return to Earth.

    From the center where the Will of God is known
    Let purpose guide the little wills of men –
    The purpose which the Masters know and serve.

    From the centre which we call the race of men
    Let the Plan of Love and Light work out
    And may it seal the door where evil dwells.

    Let Light and Love and Power restore the Plan on Earth.

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    Foods and Celebrations of The Day of the Dead

    Foods and Celebrations of The Day of the Dead

    On this week's show Aarón and Zarela are thrilled to welcome Pati Jinich. Pati is a chef, author, and TV personality, and she joins Aarón and Zarela to discuss the traditions of The Day of the Dead. They start with the origins of Día de los Muertos as a 3 month long pre-hispanic celebration, and proceed to explore its significance in Mexican culture. Along the way, Pati covers a variety of recipes for Pan de Muerto, from her favorite traditional recipe to more modern takes she has found in Mexico City. They also discuss a number of moles and how they factor into the celebrations.

    Zarela and Aarón could have Pati on to speak about almost any topic having to do with Mexican cooking, so they also dip into a number of other subjects, including: highlights of food in Mexico City, the particularities of the cuisine of northern border towns, Mexican pizza, sushi, and more. 

    If you enjoy this conversation, look out for Pati's newest cookbook, Treasures of the Mexican Table: Classic Recipes, Local Secrets, which releases on November 23rd, 2021. 

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    22. All Hallow's Eve

    22. All Hallow's Eve

    This twisted holiday has evolved over hundreds of years, and it will probably be different hundreds of years from now. This year is just a pin in time, and who is to say it is the end? Regardless, we hope Halloween doesn’t get much worse, because we don’t see it as a healthy thing. So, if you do celebrate, celebrate sensibly.

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    Sources:

    https://www.britannica.com/topic/Halloween

    https://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/common/all-saints-day

    https://thereaderwiki.com/en/Jack-o%27-lantern

    https://historyplex.com/celtic-tree-calender

    https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/the-history-of-trick-or-treating-is-weirder-than-you-thought-79408373/

    https://www.secondshistory.com/home/soul-cakes

    https://www.ancient.eu/Samhain/

    https://www.history.com/topics/halloween/day-of-the-dead

     

    Ep. 50 Chilling, Thrilling Sounds Of Rock n' Punk n' Metal

    Ep. 50 Chilling, Thrilling Sounds Of Rock n' Punk n' Metal

    What is it we do here at InObscuria? In the beginning, good always overpowered the evils of all man's sins... But in time the nations grew weak, and our cities fell to slums while evil stood strong. In the dust of hell, lurked the blackest of hates; for he whom, they feared awaited them... Now many many lifetimes later lay destroyed beaten down and only the corpses of rebels, ashes of dreams, and bloodstained streets remain... It has been written, "Those who have the youth, have the future". So, come now children of the beast; be strong and shout at the devil!

    Songs this week include:

    1. Samhain – “Halloween II” from III November - Coming - Fire (1986)
    2. Type O Negative – “Everyone I Love Is Dead” from World Coming Down (1999) 
    3. Lizzy Borden – “Psychopath” from Love You To Pieces (1985)
    4. T.S.O.L. – “Silent Scream” from Dance With Me (1981)
    5. Turbonegro – “The Age Of Pamparius” from Apocalypse Dudes (1998)
    6. Hallows Eve – “D.I.E.” from Black Roses Sountrack (1988)
    7. 45 Grave – “Procession” from Sleep In Safety (1986)
    8. Helloween – “Dr. Stein” from Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part II (1988)

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    The Catholic Take on Halloween, Becoming a Priest Later in Life, and Using Social Media in a Saintly Way

    The Catholic Take on Halloween, Becoming a Priest Later in Life, and Using Social Media in a Saintly Way
    Fr. Josh answers questions on celebrating Halloween as Catholics, feeling a calling to the priesthood later in life, and how to use social media in a saintly way. Snippet From the Show Halloween comes from the Catholic feast All Hallow’s Eve, referring to the solemnity of All Saints. This is an opportunity to remember the lives of the saints, the faithfully departed, and our joy in Christ who has conquered death. Submit your questions and feedback to Fr.Josh by filling out a form at www.ascensionpress.com/askfatherjosh Text ASKFATHERJOSH to 33-777 to subscribe to Fr. Josh’s weekly email list.

    34. Día de los Muertos

    34. Día de los Muertos

    It's the season of the dead! After Laura's topic takeover last week covering the sabbat Samhain, Maria is having us dive deep into the vibrant, thousands year old Mexican holiday–Día de los Muertos! This episode features Maria making copious amounts of New Girl references, Laura calling dead people "defunct", and the beautiful history of this ancient and sacred Mesoamerican holiday. Plus, find out how non-Mexicans can honor Día de los Muertos without culturally appropriating!

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    All Saints and All Souls Day: Our Reminder to Keep Striving

    All Saints and All Souls Day: Our Reminder to Keep Striving
    The body of Christ stretches throughout time and space, and the Feasts of All Saints and All Souls Day remind us of that supernatural reality. One of the ways we know the saints are in heaven is because of their good work on earth. On All Saints Day, we praise God for the example of the saints and we ask them to intercede for the souls on earth and in purgatory. On All Souls Day, we pray for the “saints-in-waiting”—the souls who are in purgatory. These souls wait to behold the face of God, but the pain they experience in purgatory is productive, perfecting them and preparing them to meet their creator. Those of us on earth who hope to be saints deal with difficulty each day, but there is nothing we go through that is wasted suffering. Our striving on earth can be offered for our salvation and for the salvation of those suffering in purgatory. Let’s all strive to be saints. Let’s offer everything we experience in union with the Mass so we can become the saints we were created to be. And if you think you can’t be a saint, remember: your mess is not more powerful than the power of the death and resurrection of Christ. Snippet from the Show: “There is only one tragedy in the end, not to have been a saint.” -Leon Bloy