The Holy Spirit: The most misunderstood person of the trinity?

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🗓️ 29 September 2023

⏱️ 46 minutes

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This week on Jesuitical, Zac and Ashley are joined by Chris Hadley, S.J., to talk about the oft-overshadowed third person of the Trinity: the Holy Spirit. Father Hadley, an associate professor of systematic theology at Santa Clara University, uses his expertise in pneumatology to guide us through a great discussion about: How Catholics understand the Spirit, from biblical times to today Signs of the Holy Spirit at work in the world How Catholics can open themselves to the Holy Spirit—at the Synod and beyond In Signs of the Times, Zac and Ashley announce that they will travel to Rome to cover the Synod on Synodality, which is shaping up to be the biggest church event since Vatican II. Jesuitical will cover the broader themes at the synod and welcome guests from around the world to share their insight and experience. They will be recording twice a week, with some episodes exclusive to Patreon, so subscribe for all of our coverage. Links from the Show Christopher M. Hadley, S.J. America’s synod coverage plans What’s on Tap? Old-Fashioneds Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:15.2	Hello and welcome to Jesuitical a podcast from America Media for Saints and Sinners you can join us each week for honest conversations about the Catholic
0:19.4	Church in our world today often over drinks. I'm'm Ashley McKinless and I'm joined by
0:23.9	Zach Davis. Happy birthday Ashley. I didn't think you'd say it. I know.
0:28.3	Aren't you sick of it? I made a big steak about that I'm sick of
0:30.9	celebrating you. You're just really drawing this thing out to a
0:33.4	It's been three days. Three days. No but happy birthday. Thank you.
0:38.4	Congratulations on reaching your Jesus year. Yes I am 33. Yeah big pretty eventful year for Jesus. Yes and hopefully for us too stay tuned. Yes. We got a great show to celebrate you this week. Who are we talking to? Yeah, we're talking to Father Chris Hadley.
0:54.0	Chris is a Jesuit priest and a professor at the Jesuit school of theology of
0:58.8	Santa Claire University and we're talking to him about the Holy Spirit.
1:02.8	Yep, I feel like I haven't really done like a theology, deep dive or even maybe shallow dive
1:08.8	into the Holy Spirit since my like eighth grade confirmation retreat. That was the last time I got into this. I
1:14.2	feel like the Holy Spirit is this thing we throw around a lot but haven't done a lot
1:18.2	of theologizing about at least on this podcast. Yeah and the Holy Spirit is
1:21.7	having a moment.
1:23.0	Pope Francis has talked a lot about how this upcoming meeting at the Vatican, the Synod on Synodality,
1:29.2	is all about listening to the Holy Spirit and having conversations with each other in the Spirit.
1:34.7	So we ask Chris what exactly that means.
1:37.0	Are you allowed to say the Holy Spirit's having a moment?
1:39.0	It feels kind of insulting to the other moments or to the Holy Spirit, but we'll allow it for now because it is a big deal for the Synod.
1:46.3	And we're recording this earlier in the day, so we decided to not pour a drink because it's like we still have like four or five hours of work
1:54.0	left that we have to do after this but we had a great drink recommended by
1:57.4	Chris which was an old fashion which I always enjoy. I know sad. If you are in the in a space where you can drink maybe pour yourself one, make
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