Our Catholics, losers, are we winners or are we losers? Historically, traditionally,

we're winners. We have martyrs, confessors, virgins, apostles, missionaries. And in the

last 50 years, and in particular, the last year or two, it's a little bit discouraging.

And I have even heard people say it's a little embarrassing to be a Catholic. So I'm joined

today with my friend, Eric Samentys, author of a new book, Deadly in Difference, which

we'll get into today. And we'll talk about whether we're losers or winners. And how,

if we're losers, how do we get back on the winning track? Eric, how are you?

I'm doing great, Taylor. Thanks for having me on. Good. Good. So, let's begin with our

prayer. And then we're going to jump into this assessment. Are we the losers? Or are

we the winners? All right. All right. Let's pray. Or aimless. No, no, no, many

parthricks at Philly, it's better to sanctify them. Patronoster, queer Saint Chely, sanctified

Chaitron, Norman Tum, Antivenia, Regnum Tum, via Voluntas to a Sukutin cello at Tentana.

Panum Nostrum, Kutidiana, Danobis, ODA, Etimite, Nobis, Debitana, Nostra, secreted Nostimitimus,

Debitoribus, Nostries, Etnino, Sonducas, Intentacionem, Celebra, Nos Amalo, and St. William

pray for us, nominee parthricks at Philly, it's better to sanctify them. All right, Eric, how

are you? I'm doing great today. Good. I loved yesterday's feast of the Nativity of St. John

the Baptist. That's my confirmation name. Oh, good. And yeah, I just, we have a great, our

parish has a great solemn, high mass for it. And we have the traditional St. John the Baptist

bonfire. That's a great tradition. That's a great tradition. It's all lost. It's old European

feast of the Nativity of John the Baptist, big old, so you all had a big bonfire. Yep.

And we're right in downtown, but yet in our parking lot, we just set up a bonfire.

And then we had fireworks. It was great. Yes, and coolers with some bruising them and things

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