Katharine Gants Live, I'm Sy Kelly, your host. I have been a good time with Carlo Rezard. So happy

Carlo is back with us. He's in Tulsa, Oklahoma at the studio they have there at the that's

right, Tulsa, right? Well technically is broken arrow, which is the herb of Tulsa,

that's where the chancery is, but it's the diacy, it's the chancery for the diocese of Tulsa.

So the Mikaedro is actually in downtown Tulsa, but the chancery is 20 minutes across in the suburb

of Broken Arrow, and that's where we're at in the studios of the chancery.

For some reason, Carlo felt it was time to move out of California. I could not imagine why.

So now he lives over there, and we'll be joining us from there, but we're so happy you're still

with Catholic answers, though. We didn't lose it. Oh, absolutely no. I mean, this is a great

step forward in my career with Catholic answers as a Catholic answer is a

polygist, and for Catholic answers itself, to have this formal presence in a diocese,

and to be in a formal partnership with a diocese, is to be able to share the good work that we do

at Catholic answers on the ground with the local community, and have the bishop behind that,

being the one who's steering the ship and disseminating the Catholic answers information

through the work that I do in the services that I can offer.

It is a wonderful step for us. We just can't wait to see what's going to come from it.

Carlo, we're doing the wise of Catholic belief, and I think pretty much every line's full. I think

I'm looking here. I think every line's full. So we invite people to call if they have a question

about why Catholics believe what we believe, maybe a belief about Jesus, or we had we talked about

the Bible, the basic beliefs in God, maybe the basic beliefs of the revelation, like the Trinity,

or the incarnation, or whatever it is. If you've got a why question about Catholic belief,

this hour is for you. And as you heard in the first hour, Catholics call and have why questions

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