Welcome back to Catholic Answers Live on this New Year's Day. I hope you're having a very

happy, hopefully restable New Year's Day. It's a feast for Catholics around the world. It's the feast. It's the

solemnity, which is just another kind of feast. It's just the highest feast. It's the

solemnity of Mary, the mother of God today. So we're devoting both hours of our program to marry. And the perfect person to do that, as I often say, is the guy who wrote

the book that has become the kind of modern, contemporary go-to book about Mary. It's called

Behold Your Mother, a biblical and historical defense of the Marian doctrines. And the author is our

own director of apologetics and evangelization, Tim Stle's. Tim, thanks for staying for another hour.

Great to be with you, brother.

We're having too much fun.

Yeah, we are having too much fun.

And I want to, it's just fascinating how when you get into marrying things, you eventually get in pretty much every corner of the faith.

I mean, you do. I mean, you do.

I wanted to share one thing real quick, brother.

Okay.

That in that last caller, or questioner,

yeah.

Asked about, you know, how can Mary or the saints hear all of our prayers, you know,

and we talked about Revelation 5-8.

But I always like to point out as well in answering that, you know, how can Mary hear

a billion prayers at the same time? Well, first of all, the Bible tells us so, right? As I mentioned

in Revelation 5-8. But for those who want to understand conceptually better than that, to say, okay, I see that,

yeah, I believe, but still, how can they do it?

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