Hello, and welcome to Capagance's live. I am Cikellert, your host. Thanks for being here with us on a Friday afternoon, where we have a very fine show for you second hour.

For Month Senior Morris is back, we'll do Ask a Priest with Month Senior Morris. Ask a Priest, you can ask anything that would be appropriate to ask a Catholic Priest as long as it's not the kind of thing you'd ask in confession.

The number here is 888-318-7884. This hour, back by popular demand, Dr. Reagan demanded it, would that be popular? You're very popular and you demanded it.

That's Dr. Reagan, of course, from the doctor is in on the EWTN Global Catholic Radio Network in many other places. I'm very glad you're here. Thank you.

Thank you for being here. We'll talk a bit about forgiveness this hour.

Yeah, but it's going to come from a different angle than you think.

Okay, so some of the nuances, some of the subtleties of forgiveness. That's what we'll talk about. All right.

The number here, 888-318-7884. Triple 8-318-7884. Before we do talk about that, though, I just want to wish you, because I know that you're Italian, a happy St. Patrick's Day.

By the way, I made mention of this earlier, when I was in the Bible study in my non-denominational church, we had a lady that was very anti-Catholic.

And I asked her a question about Bible interpretation. I said, if St. Peter were here in our Bible study and she said, we're all saints.

I said, okay, if Mr. Peter were here in our Bible study, Mr. Peter.

And it got me thinking, you know, by her mindset, this would be Mr. Patrick's Day.

That is right. You know, because we're allowed to say saints. That's more inclusive than we say Mr. Patrick's Day.

Yes, Mr. Patrick was a fine saint. You have, it must be a very nice for Italians, because you finally get to have some real quality food, some corn, beef, and cabbage, a little bit of boiled.

You do not say that in front of my grandmother.

Why, she would hurt you. She doesn't like Italian food.

She loves Italian food, but what about real Irish food? That's the real stuff. I mean, Italian food is okay, but corn, beef, and cabbage?

I've read about it.

You've never had corn, beef, and cabbage, come on.

Cabbage? My mom used to give me that for discipline.

Was cabbage? Yeah, right.

Yes, the, oh man, yeah, with the vinegar. We would have it with vinegar on it.

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