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Each week joined the Dominican friars as they consider all things Catholic.

Welcome to God's explaining. This is Father Jacob Bertrand Jansick. Today I am here with our very own Father Gregory

how you doing?

I'm doing well thanks. What's up? I mean, this week we celebrated Divine Mercy Sunday, which was exciting.

I was at the aforementioned English-speaking Paris in Paris.

Ha ha, definitely wasn't in Paris because that borders. English speaking Paris. Paris. Paris.

Hoh,

I was at the English-speaking parish.

Just struggling over here in Bern.

And it was great. People were pumped about praying the

Divine Mercy Chaplin as was I together we were pumped although we had some time

constraints because they were having first Holy Communion afterwards which was. There was like a big squad of kids who were just

yeah, they're really pumped to receive our Lord and they're wearing like regalia that I have not seen in the United States so

local customs man just just picking them up how about you what regalia what do you

what does that mean regalia I mean they had like crowns like woven out of mountain flowers so it was like it was like a scene out of the sound of music

although I don't really recall there being a scene like that in the sound of music but it's something that you could

picture being in the sound of music. So it seemed very like Adel Visey and I was like, wow,

look at these guys. They've all got, you know, white outfits, but they also have some serious local flare going on in a way that's very cool.

So yeah, and then there's one little girl who was blind who had her seeing eye dog.

So the procession was like, I was like,

this procession is ready to go.

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