Well, welcome back to Catholic Answers live. I'm Psych Hill at your host as promised. Tom Nash is our guest. Tom Nash, if you want to know

What did Jesus do?

Tom Nash would be the guy to ask that question. He wrote the book of that title and other books and he's been a long time in Catholic media, including

Due to theology for EWTN and various other media outlets. And that is why I'm going to ask him to start the following question.

First of all, welcome Tom Nash. Thanks for being here with us.

Good to be with you, Psych. Can you hear me all right?

I can hear you fine, but here's my question for you. All right.

All right. Did you ever meet Mother Angelica?

I did meet Mother Angelica on several occasions. In matter of fact, the first time I was a mere 24 years old, it was I was working for the CBS affiliate in Montgomery, Alabama.

So about 90 minutes, 90 miles south of Birmingham, Irondale, where she's based. And I went up there a couple of times for EWTN live and got to meet her.

And I have what I believe will be in the not too distant future, a second class relic because she said signed a photo of herself, which has said Jesus loves you, Tom.

And she was right about that. She was right about that as like as she was about so many things. Jesus does love you, Tom.

I'm glad that he does. I mean, if he didn't, I'd be in trouble.

The number here is 888-318-7884. It's an open form. Ask whatever you like. 888-318-7884. But now here comes the hard question, Tom. Do you know why I asked you about Mother Angelica today?

Because it's the hundredth anniversary of her birth.

Man, you are good. Were you listening to Cresta before you came on here?

Well, I knew that I think I could have gotten it off the top of my head, but I saw a little note that, yeah, because we used to celebrate that.

And I know that her centenary is coming up. I know Raymond Arroyo is going to be tonight on the world overlying.

Well, he better. Yeah, good reminder to check it out. Yeah.

I mean, he really has no choice in that matter. I mean, Raymond can do what he wants, but he can't ignore.

And Raymond doesn't need any I think encouragement to with regard to Mother having written about her so well.

And she encouraged him. I mean, she when he interviewed her asked him to come on. So it's one of those rare situations where Raymond was interviewed her.

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