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After a lengthy and unjust trial, Joan of Arc is finally executed by her enemies on May 30, 1431. Join Walter and Amy in the season finale to discover why St. Joan’s horrific martyrdom was truly her final victory.Hosts: Walter Emerson and Amy ChaseContact: [email protected] Guide01:43 Enchanting Moments05:38 Prayer of the Heroic Hearts06:09 Reflective Questions04:15 Super Flower Blood Moon lunar eclipse 202210:25 12th stage of the hero's journey: Return with the Elixir16:23 Bishop Cauchon18:09 Joan of Arc's Abjuration23:54 Joan is set up to "relapse" by wearing men's clothing again26:47 Bishop Cauchon allows Joan to receive the Eucharist28:58 Joan's last words: Jesus, Jesus, Jesus34:27 Joan of Arc's mother Isabel demands justice for her daughter36:15 Regine Pernoud's Joan of Arc in Her Own Words38:57 Why did's Joan's canonization take so long?41:15 St. Therese's plays, "Pious Recreations”46:22 G.K. Chesterton's quote on Joan of Arc54:34 Closing Poem:"Pied Beauty" by Gerard Manley HopkinsReflective QuestionsReflect on the life and martyrdom of St. Joan of Arc:What impact has her story had on you as you journeyed with us?In what ways has your journey opened you up to experiencing transcendence in your life?ResourcesPrayer of the Heroic HeartsSuper Flower Blood Moon of 2022Bishop Pierre CauchonRegine Pernoud’s “Joan of Arc: By Herself and Her Witnesses”The Plays of St. Therese: Pious RecreationsG.K. Chesterton’s quote on Joan of ArcPoem: “Pied Beauty” by Gerard Manley HopkinsCover Art: Joan of Arc at the Stake by Georg Poppe, 1915 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.heroic-hearts.com
