Saint Catherine of Alexandria: Philosopher, Mystic, and Martyr
A few days ago, we celebrated World Philosophy Day (4th Thursday of November), a celebration mandated by the UN. Back in university, this was a big day for us philosophy majors. I often wondered why we celebrated it in November (though I’m not complaining, since it’s...
Understanding Christ’s Kingship: Mercy Over Power
If there’s one Gospel that redefines what “kingship” looks like, it’s today’s reading. For the Solemnity of Christ the King, the Church gives us Luke 23:35–43. Not a scene of glory, but of a bruised and silent Jesus hanging on the Cross. And yet, sa mismong...
A Theological Dialogue with Erri de Luca: Prayer, Alterity, and Forgiveness
I came across Erri de Luca’s Nocciolo d’oliva (Edizione Messaggero Padova, 2002) in my Fundamental Theology class in my first year (way back in 2021). Our professor discussed this book in its Spanish translation, Hueso de aceituna (Sígueme, 2021) and I wrote this...
Usapang suicide: Does life have meaning? (Albert Camus, Gabriel Marcel, and Emil Cioran)
Sabi ni Albert Camus, ang suicide daw ang foremost philosophical question. In this episode, this sad but true experience of many ang ating topic, pero ang discussion natin ay through the lens of philosophy. From Camus who said that life is absurd, but we should...
Tamang Usapan (usapang may tama)
Tamang Usapan o usapang may tama. Heto ang podcast ni Lennon at Russel. Isang online space ng kwentuhan ng magkaibigang maraming gustong sabihin. Minsan tama madalas may tama.
Usapang kasaysayan: The First Circumnavigation of the World (Part 1)
We begin in this episode a three-part mini-series on the First Circumnavigation of the World o yung Magellan Expedition based accounts ni Antonio Pigafetta. In this episode, we discuss the context of the start of the Exploration Age in Europe in the late XV century to the early XVI and the ensuing rivalry between the maritime superpower that is the Kingdom of Portugal and the nascent united Iberian Kingdoms that will form the Kingdom of Spain, who was Ferdinand Magellan, and we will see their journey from Sanlúcar de Barrameda when they left Spain in 1519 to their arrival at the mouth of the Pacific Ocean in 1520.
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