Pope Francis had surgery on Sunday in order to treat symptomatic diverticular stenosis.

And we'll talk about what that is today.

I'll put some medical charts, some drawings of intestines.

We're going to talk about intestines today and look at what is the condition that Pope

Francis is suffering from and his surgery, four surgeons, four anesthesiologists, pretty

serious situation.

He's been in a wheelchair and we'll find out why that is.

And today's not a day to dunk on the Pope.

If you're here for that, that's not going to happen today.

I'm actually going to ask people to pray for the Pope.

Illness is serious, especially at his age, 84.

Illness is really serious.

So, hopefully, if you watch my podcast, you watch my channel, you know that I am concerned

with the direction that Pope Francis is leading or not leading the church with regard to

sexual morality, doctrine, and also financial scandals.

So I'd like to see some things changed for the better and maybe illness is a wake-up call.

So before we begin, we are going to pray the our Father and we'll pray it for the Holy

Father and then we'll begin.

I had a major computer crash and so my Latin is gone.

You know, I usually put that green sheet up on the screen so you can follow along with

me.

It's not there.

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