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A Catholic perspective on COVID 'mass formation psychosis' with Franciscan University professor
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On this week's episode, John-Henry speaks with Dr. Stephen Sammut, a professor of psychology at Franciscan University of Steubenville, about the "mass formation psychosis" of the COVID pandemic, a term that has gained considerable traction over the past couple months.
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On this week's episode, John-Henry speaks with Dr. Stephen Sammut, a professor of psychology at Franciscan University of Steubenville, about the "mass formation psychosis" of the COVID pandemic, a term that has gained considerable traction over the past couple months.
Mirrored from https://rumble.com/vsw8b8-john-henry-westen-show-stephen-sammut-v1.html
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