32. La Difunta Correa (Argentinian Folklore)

32. La Difunta Correa (Argentinian Folklore)

In today's episode we discuss La Difunta Correa, the beloved Argentinian folk saint. We discuss misogynistic Christian narratives, our perspectives on mythology, and parallels to the Virgin Mary.

This episode has a trigger warning for discussions alluding to sexual harassment and assault.

Sources:

Cultures of Devotion: Folk Saints of Spanish America by Frank Graziano

See & Do The Miracle Behind Difunta Correa, Argentina's Most Revered Saint 

Breastfeeding Beliefs: From Invincibility to Universal Creation 

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Transcript

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