and I'm going to see. I think it back.

it back. Thank you. The man.

The man is back! This is hell.

Hell.

Chris, considering what we will be discussing today, please tell our live streaming

audience what the music was that you were playing beforehand because it was very

spiritual, religious, and gospel-like music. Well, it's a very, very deep song called Jesus Saves by a group that all the young kids like called Slayer.

The young kids like.

Our old folk is like me actually. the young kids like. You are listening to God's, nice choice of music by the

you are listening to God's nice choice of music by the makers.

You are listening to God's favorite radio show.

Prove me wrong.

This is hell.

It's possible that today's conversation will prove me wrong.

In fact, it turns out for many Roman Catholics who have an unquestioning faith in the church,

always supporting the Holy See, especially John Paul II, and his actions to financially save the church back in the

80s, 90s, and aughts.

That very proof that this is hell may not be God's favorite radio show will be on display during today's in-depth

conversation about the Catholic Church and its nearly 100-year-old institution, Opus Day.

I know, I thought it was older too.

Yes, much has been written, including completely fabricated fictions about the organization,

which was founded through a priest's reported divine inspiration in Spain during Francisco

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