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Greetings young Squire Sprouts.

Today is the 26th day in the third month in the year of our Lord 2022.

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.

This week on the Catholic Sprouts podcast, I know you've been discussing the deadly sin of gluttony.

When it comes to gluttony, there's one dragon in Sir Wyvern's Dragon Slayer Manual that I want you to be aware of,

and its name is Morgall.

Now, Morgal is an Obstack dragon whose symptoms of exposure to stench include illness and sickness.

He's an obstach because he's more of an obstacle. Being sick is not a sin.

Anybody can get sick through no fault of their own. And when we do, Morgal shows up to pester us and try to make us feel sorry for ourselves or get angry at God or maybe angry at the person

who got us sick. But Morgal also hangs out with sinister dragons and sometimes we get sick or

injured because we do make bad choices. And Morgal would like nothing better than for you to make

bad choices that are going to make you sick or ill. And gluttony is one such choice. You see, our bodies have

a divine design. They are temples of the Holy Spirit, and we should take care of our bodies because

they were geniusly designed by God to take care of us. Your body is so smart. It tells you when you're

hot, cold, tired, hungry, thirsty, and hurt. It tells you

when you need a bath. It tells you when you're sick. And pain is actually a good thing. It's your

body's way of telling you to avoid something like a hot burner or to fix something like a broken

arm. What is it that you ask?

What is your body telling you when your nose is running?

Well, if your nose is running, the first thing you should do is smell your feet.

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