Exploring Pope Joan and Modern Catholicism

This chapter investigates the legendary figure of Pope Joan, a woman who allegedly disguised herself as a man to become pope, amidst 13th-century theological debates. The hosts also engage with audience questions regarding Mass readings, forgiveness, and the complex dynamics of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, encouraging empathy over ideological bias. Additionally, they delve into biblical interpretations and the significance of titles like 'Mother of God' in Christian theology.