Hey friends, welcome back to another episode of the Catholic talk show.

Today we got a great show for you.

We're talking about St. Joseph in all things, fathers.

Yeah, we're going to talk about some interesting facts about the foster father of Jesus. We're going to talk about

the grandfathers of Jesus and we're going to let you know why St Joseph is known as the terror of demons.

St Joseph, patron of the Universal Church. Pray for us. All right.

All right man. Well, it's good to be back in the studio with you guys. Ryan Sheeel, Father Pagano. I'm Ryan Delacross and

Ryan father.

Father. Father. Father. Ryan, Ryan, Ryan, right. It right good to be back with you guys nice little

nice little nice little setup we got here in Houston yeah the youth Catholic

studios now father this is this episodes about father's day and happy father's day how often do you get

wish a happy father's day and being a priest not not often I mean it's a shame yeah people do every now and then people will say, hey, happy Father's Day.

And certainly some of the kids that I've worked with over the years that are now into college or out of college,

they'll send me a message. You know, they used to call me Papa back in the back at St.

Joe's days.

I don't see a white uh... no there's that type of pop a.

No, no, no, no, it was funny. was at St. Joseph Academy. We're talking today about St. Joseph.

And it's the oldest Catholic high school, certainly in the state of Florida, and one of the oldest in the country.

And I got to work there, newly ordained ordained and I went in and I met with

all the administrators and they were like what do you want to go by? Do you want to go by

father Pagano? Do you want to go by Father Richard and so? I'm like look the kids are

going to wind up calling me whatever they're going to call me anyways so I really don't care so they were like well just go with Father Pagano. I said it's fine. So they you know sort of Father Pagano, Father Pagano and all of the official days. by the end of my time there, most of the kids were calling me Papa,

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