Well, come back to Catholic Dance was live. I am Psych Hill at your host as promised. Ask a priest this hour with Father Sam keys eight eight eight three one eight seven eight four. Ask a priest works this way. We bring a Catholic priest in here. And you get to ask.

And you get to ask him whatever you want. And maybe there's something you always wanted to ask a Catholic priest. Maybe it's a theological question or a question for an apologetics type question. Maybe it's a more pastoral or a family or prayer related question. They're all welcome eight eight eight three one eight seven eight four. I kind of teased at the end of the last hour that father Sam keys is a father and a father. And this is what that means is a father in the sense that we call Catholic priest's father.

And he's a father in the sense that he has five children. I got the number right by panic there for second that I got the number five children. Father Sam keys. Thank you for being here with us. Yeah, thanks. It's great to be back.

And you were saying to me at the break and you gave me an important little thing and we should probably mention this that you and I share an important anniversary this morning. I knew that you would want to glow.

There will never you had a mother will I forget gloating you know last time last year. I have I think it's been 10 months since I introduced you as the priest who tried to kill me. And but now I will introduce you that way again.

Priest of father Sam keys the priest who tried to kill me one year ago this month, one year ago this month. Yeah.

Got nothing to say for yourself. I'm sorry. I gave you COVID. It happens. You know. But hey, you know, every time every time you receive Holy Communion, it's risky.

Yeah, you're always taking a risk. It's always I mean life is full of risk. That's right. Life is full of risk. Well, you did better with the COVID than I did. That's right. You had the long you had kind of you lingered, right?

Well, I was not like I'm still dealing with some of it as you can hear when I cough every now and then, but it wasn't the COVID so much as the loss of blood.

Some reason I lost a lot of blood and I ended up with anemia and anemia. It's unpleasant. Don't get it. I highly suggest you don't get it.

So, but by the time they figured out that that I had this anemia, I had already been sick for a month and a half and then took another month and I have to get better after that.

And I would just like to say thank you for all of that father. Thank you. You're welcome.

Through in my summer last year, I contributed to your holiness. Boy did you. Yes. I got I became very trusting after that. All my all my trusting God. Yes, because when yeah, I had you.

You do kind of like sickness and whatnot. It does bring you a little closer to God. It does have that effect.

Yeah, I can. I mean, you can also, you know, have the opposite effect. It's it's well, it can bring you all the way to God if you're not careful.

Well, that too. But but yeah, I guess so. I guess it could make you bitter or something, but what the other thing it did made me very grateful for my wife, because she took good care of me and I didn't deserve it.

Yeah, but okay, enough of enough of reminiscing about the time you tried to murder me by giving me COVID on retreat.

8883187884, the number here. We have something else to talk about that. I be that I want to talk about. Sure we go to the phones. Okay. And that is.

I want to put this in the most charitable way, but you're abandoning us.

Yes. Maybe I didn't. Maybe I didn't put that in the most charitable way. I tried, but it didn't work out.

It depends on who you want to blame. You know, you could you could blame my bishop, you know, sorry badmouthing bishops or I'm actually really happy for you because you got the five kids.

You got the you're your art chaplain. And you're the pastor of a community that's getting trying to get going year in San Diego. And then you have like five other jobs trying to pay the bills.

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