This is Father Gregory Pine.

This is Father Bonhameter Chapman.

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Father Bonamenture, we are here at Christendom

College in Front Royal Virginia in the Shenandoah Valley. For those of you who have been

following the podcast on a week-by-week basis, you'll notice that we've done this now twice.

And while to you it may seem like we did it at a distance of a week, we can assure you

that it happened in closer succession,

in fact, within mere hours.

And to testify to the fact,

we will simulate the same uproarious applause

as appeared on the first podcast now.

Thank you. So as you can tell, dear listener, dear viewer, that's the very same applause as you witnessed from the first podcast because it's the same people, because it's the same event, and we're happy to be here.

So a week or something in the eyes of the Lord or like two hours in the eyes of Christendom or something? Yeah. Whatever. Okay. Exactly. Or the week in the eyes of the podcast viewer. Okay. Yeah. So what we're going to do is we're going to answer a bunch of questions. Nice. But what we're going to do first is you're going to say things that you did whilst I was giving a talk.

Which talk is available to people who are Patreon patrons? So if they want to bop on over to

Patreon and give the smallest possible donation so as to gain access to the content, I think

the smallest possible donation is $5. We're super grateful, thank you. Yes. And then you can listen

to both talks from this thing, provided that I pushed record on all of the pertinent devices. Yeah. Which is always... Yeah, it just involves some guesswork. So, yeah, you have some thoughts? Yeah, this was great. So, yeah, if you do not subscribe to Patreon, you should least do it for like a month so you can get this talk. It's great. I loved it. It was fantastic. Thanks, man. So, just three very quick things.

So I collect, I'm starting to collect like things called O. Pynnings. Yeah. So like O. Pine, like it's O.P. Okay. So O. Pynnings, because you're a tragic poet. And I think my favorite one from this catch that I reeled in was, our world is constituted by pain and suffering.

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