House go boom.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's one way to start it.

House go boom.

Well, also, podcast go boom, because we need to introduce our guests, I guess, first, just so he can interact with us and not feel like this awkward outsider until we introduce him.

We're going to welcome the second most important discipline in the church.

The great canon lawyer, Ed Condon, from the pillar.

Welcome, Ed.

Thank you for having me.

It's great having you on. We're going to talk about some canon law stuff here in a bit.

But yeah, so for those who don't haven't seen me on the Twitters talking about this,

so Sunday night, I'm sitting at home, about 8.20 at night. I'm on my computer. I'm on

Discord talking to a couple friends and about to eat dinner, late dinner dinner. And then I hear this loud boom and feel this massive rumble of my rectory. My rectory is about three minutes away from the church, three minute drive from the church. And I'm like, what was that? Like, was that lightning? Then I actually said, then I'm like, was that a bomb? And I said a quick tactic contrition.

Because who knows what's going on in the world these days?

You're just never, you're just like a little on edge.

And so I'm scrolling through Twitter, trying to figure out what's going on. And then it says, explosion near the church on McClary.

And I'm like, that's my church.

There's only one church on McClary. And I'm like, that's my church. There's only one church on McLeary.

That's me.

So I got in my car and I drove to the church.

And a house that's adjacent to our cemetery went boom.

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