Well, welcome back to Kathy Ganser's Live. I'm Sy Kelet your host. Thanks so much for being

here with us. Right up to the close of business, at least California time, on a Friday afternoon.

We do appreciate that you take time with us. I know some people are listening on Saturday morning on the

other side of the international date line. And we're grateful for all of you listening to us.

It can be a kind of a tough hour doing that hour of why you're pro-choice. It's the arguing about

things that are... Well, they can be disartening to hear the arguments and to rehash them. And so

now maybe a little uplift of this hour as we talk about one of the great saints in the whole history

of the church, St. Augustine. And we'll talk in particular about his confessions, the confessions

of St. Augustine. And we'll do that. We'll have that conversation with Father Gregory Pine,

a Dominican priest, a graduate of the Franciscan University in Stubenville, Ohio. And the author

of quite a few books, including Credo and RCA program from TAN books. But now he's doing Catholic

classics for ascension press who does wonderful work with their podcasts and blogs and all the

social media stuff they do over at ascension press. Father Gregory Pine, thank you for being with us.

Hey, Majoa, thanks for having me. And so first of all, tell me a little bit about Catholic

classics. What do you do there? Yeah, what do we do there? Great question. So it's podcast

and, on said podcast, there's the first half of each episode is dedicated to reading a classic work

of Christian spirituality. And then the second half of each episode is talking about it, unpacking

it, helping the listener to understand it. So this is our second season. The first season was

on introduction to the devout life by St. Francis to sales. And then this season is on confessions

by St. Augustine. So we're just rocking and the role, I mean, we're done recording. So I'm done

rocking and or rolling, but the people of God who are listening are still, I suppose, rocking

and rolling and so far as they're listening to it, can be subscribed. And so you can, you can,

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