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Hello friends, I'm Catholic speaker and author Deacon Harold Burke Syvers

and I'm invited you to check out breaking the bread a biblical devotional for Catholics at St Paul Center.com. Hi, I'm Scott Han and I want to welcome you to the Road to Amaeus, a podcast from the St Paul Center.

We take a close look at issues related to Sacred Scripture and Sacred Doctrine.

And today it is my pleasure not only to welcome my co-host back Rob

Corzine, pleasure as always, but a dear friend, a mutual friend of many years

we just figured out over 30 years ago you came for your graduate

degree here in theology and you have since gone on to flourish in EwTN. You're

also a staff apologist for Catholic answers?

Technically contributing, but basically full time but contributing

a policy.

Okay, good.

So anyway, we're here to talk about Thomas J. Nash's brand new book,

to whom shall we go, the biblical case for the Catholic Church.

First of all, thank you for publishing with A Mayas Road.

You are a good friend and a dear brother for many years. You've been doing a lot of teaching, a lot of writing as well.

I mean, the book that you were referring to, Worthy is The Lamb.

That came out from Ignatius, but it's now out from Tan, is that right?

Sophia.

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