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Issemyaki. Hello and welcome to Judge Whiticle, a podcast by the Young Hip and Lay editors of

America Media that lay part means we aren't Jesuits but we work with them.

Join us each week for a smart Catholic take on faith culture in the news, often over drinks.

I'm Ashley McKinless and I'm joined by Zach Davis.

Good to be with you Ashley and happy Thanksgiving to you and to the listeners.

Yes, it's not Thanksgiving yet when we're recording this but

shouldn't every day be a day of Thanksgiving? You should certainly be grateful. Yes, that was

way too cheesy. But we're skipping SOT's and as one friend speaks to another this week, but we did want to share an amazing interview that we had about a month ago now.

Yes, we talked with Monsignor Gregory Ram Kossoon, who started this amazing nonprofit called

mustard seed that is basically their mission is to take the people who are the most vulnerable of the most vulnerable.

So these are people with severe disabilities in the developing world where they're unable to get the support and care and education that they need.

And so mustard seed communities take them in

and when they take them in, it's for life.

Right, and this started out as sort of

just a few dozen children in Jamaica,

but these communities have expanded to Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic,

Zimbabwe, and Malawi. So it really is this sort of, where ministry is, I don't know know oftentimes we don't do enough of this where we're talking to church ministries on the ground doing the work and mustard seed communities are definitely doing that.

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