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Greetings young Squire Sprouts.

Today is the 22nd day in the fourth month in the year of our Lord,

2000, 23.

My name is Sir Roland Paterlot, and you're listening to Saturdays with Sir Roland on Catholic Sprouts,

where every Saturday we discuss the art of dragon slain.

Happy Easter to all of you. After a couple weeks off to celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and receive more training, it is great to be back

with you. In all the excitement of Easter, I perhaps sang my allelu is a little too loud because

I seem to lost my voice. But I sure missed all of you and I've been rejuvenated and feel ready now to

complete our training together on the seven deadly dragons. Since it's been a while since last

we met, let's do a little review. Thus far we've trained to slay five of the seven deadly

dragons. We talked about the Red Dragon of Pride named Kina Dox, who tries to convince you that

life is all about you and your wants.

Humility is the sword to slay Keenodox.

We talked about the orange dragon of envy named Envidia, who tries to convince you that life is a competition against everyone else.

Admiration is the ballista to slay invidia.

We talked about the yellow dragon named Akadia, who tries to convince you that life is

about finding the path of least resistance. Zeal is the spear to slay Acadia. We talked about the

green dragon of greed named Argeos, who tries to convince you that life is about gaining the most

stuff. Generosity is the trebuche to slay Argueus. And we talked about the blue dragon of wrath

named Chara, who tries to convince you that life is about gaining the most power over others.

Forgiveness and patience are the daggers to slay Chara. Today we begin our four weeks of

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