In this episode the bearded banter about the heat in Phoenix and rom coms. They move on to talk about a Guillermo del Toro interview where he mentions how Mexicans are very comfortable with their mortality, at least culturally, and how both the dark and the light sides of life are accounted for in order to make a whole. Then they delve into the pre-hispanic roots of Day of the Dead celebrations, how these festivities were baptized and blended with Catholicism and their personal experiences of these celebrations.Our Sponsor for this Episode:CMF CURO is a community-based Catholic health care ministry. Since 2014, this pro-life, Catholic health care ministry has provided an affordable alternative to medical insurance consistent with Catholic teachings on life.CMF CURO provides Catholics a Christ-centered path to actively invest in their whole health (spirit, mind, and body) in service to God, sharing medical burdens and costs together through partnership with a national health sharing ministry. CMF CURO is not insurance. It is a ministry offering a pathway to share medical expenses, receive concierge service, participate in spiritual direction, access health and wellness tools, and more.CMF CURO is part of the Christ Medicus Foundation (CMF), a Catholic 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 1997, dedicated to sharing the love of God in health care through defending religious freedom in health care and building Christ-centered Catholic health care options that serve the Church, the laity, and the poor and vulnerable.