Hello and welcome to Cava Gants was live. I am Cikell at your host so happy to be back here on a Monday afternoon. That's what it is here in Southern California. Maybe it's Monday evening where you are maybe even Tuesday morning, depending on where you're looking.

Depending on where you're listening and as always, just as grateful as can be to get to do this again and thank you for making that possible. Thank you for spending this time with us. If you've got a call or a question this hour or next 888-318-7884, get in the jump on the week. We are starting off strong. Second hour, our good friend Simone Riscala will be here talking about suffering. The last time she was here, people really appreciated what she did talking about John Paul II.

A view of suffering and what it means to suffer with Christ. It's a long or second hour. This hour, I don't even know how to introduce him. It's a month's senior Eugene Morris and it's Ask a Priest and you are welcome to call with any question you've got that would be appropriate for a Catholic priest on the radio. 888-318-7884, triple 8-318-7884, month's senior Morris.

It's been a priest of the diocese of St. Louis since 1996. He's the director now of the oratory of St. Gregory and Augustine in St. Louis. He was the director of the office for the permanent deaconate, the vicar for deacons. He established the St. Maximilian Colby House for a discernment there in St. Louis and you also have heard him on Catholic radio all over the place. Month's senior Eugene Morris, thank you for being with us.

So thanks brother. It's always good to be with you. Happy Easter to you. Oh, thank you very much. Happy Easter. I'm so glad to still be wished happy Easter. That's very, very nice. Yeah, I probably do throughout the whole Easter season actually. I think about it. Yeah, good. Well, that's good. That's very Catholic. We got that thing where you can say Merry Christmas, up to Christmas and then never again. Exactly. But I like the Catholic approach. I do that. That's something I do appreciate about you Muncie.

You appreciate about you, Muncie. You're your Catholic. Well, thank you. I appreciate that as well. Thank you. That's actually for me to hear. So it's good to know.

888-318-788-4. Listen, lots of people have a question that they would like to ask a Catholic priest. Some of them are Catholics. Some are not. Whatever you are, your call is welcome here.

You're certainly not wasting our time. We love having these conversations. So make that call 888-318-788-4. I will tell you this, however, Muncie.

We're going on a pilgrimage to Rome. The last time we went on a pilgrimage to Rome, all people were going to talk about is how wonderful it was to be with Muncie. Now you've made them all mad at us by not coming. Why, Muncie? Why won't you go to Rome with us?

Because I will be at almost the exact same time. I will be leading a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. But my promise to you is, in the future I will make myself available to Catholic. I love that trip.

For all the times I had been in Rome, which have been many by God's grace, I was able to see and experience some things that I had never been to. Churches I had never seen before.

It really was a phenomenal experience to the great group of people.

And Chris check, man, he marched us around. He did. He didn't. He didn't. He didn't. He didn't. We did not. We moved. We didn't matter the weather. We didn't matter what was going on. We just kept... We saw a lot.

Yeah. Sometimes it felt like the baton death march, but we made it through.

Yeah. Again, the number 888-3187-884. I'm glad you're going to the Holy Land. I'm glad you're going through a sweet. She's just wonderful.

But I do want you to know that you are already greatly missed.

And I also wanted an excuse to say, CatholicanswersPilgrimage.com. That's where you go if you want to go with us in November to Rome.

CatholicanswersPilgrimage.com because everything's an ad. 888-3187-884. Tell us about the oratory of St. Gregory and Augustin if you would.

The oratory of St. Gregory and Augustin is one of the two apostles serving the traditional Latin mass community.

I've been established to believe if my memory is correct because I have been rector since 2018 where we are currently at our location here in the Archdiocese at St. Luke the Evangelist Church.

If you are coming through St. Louis and you want to see a Latin mass or you attend the traditional mass wherever you happen to live or you're listening to the radio right now, you're most welcome to join us here at the oratory.

We were founded by Cardinal Burke. There is a great devotion to the traditional mass here in the Archdiocese.

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