Well, welcome back to Catholic Cancer's Live.

I kill it here, your host, and Carlo Broussard is our guest, Carlo Apologist at Catholic

Cancer's speaker extraordinaire, and he's got a brand new book called The New Relativism

that many, many people are finding helpful because there's a certain way in which our current

moment is a very moralist moment where people tell you you're morally obliged to do all

these things, having to do with all kinds of communities and letters of the alphabet

and even voting and the environment.

All this moral obligation is constantly being laid on us and it can feel kind of heavy.

And where is it all coming from?

Well, Carlo calls it The New Relativism and you can find out why by checking out the

book.

Carlo, thanks for coming back for another hour.

Size great to be back for round two, brother, here we go, ding, ding, and here we go.

But I kind of left Yachtic hanging there at the break because I didn't, well, I didn't

leave enough time to get to his point, but he was saying that Father Mitch, okay, well,

let me just, for those who are just joining us.

And the first hour somebody asked about whether the true cross, you see the relics of the

true cross.

And are they actually relics of the true cross?

And Carlo said, I don't know and I said, I don't know.

And that's about as much as we were able to offer.

But Yachtic is called then from Texas, from Amarillo, Texas, listening on St. Valentine

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