Welcome to God's Blaining, contemplative preachers, contemporary age.

Each week joined the Dominican friars as they consider all things Catholic.

Hello friends and welcome back to God's Blaining.

This is one of our special monthly episodes which we have so cleverly named

guest explaining where we invite a voice that is not a Dominican friar to this show. But first

an introduction of your friar voices. My name is Father Patrick Mary Briscoe and I'm so glad to have you listening to this episode or joining us on YouTube.

Thanks to the magic of internet telephony, you can see our faces.

The other friar voice on this episode today is Father Jacob Birch and Jansick, the

vocations director of the province of St. Joseph. Say hello to our listeners, father.

Hi everyone, it's good to be here. It's good to be here.

It's great to be here.

We're back on Zoom.

Father Patrick and I here, so we're back kind of retreating into the cave, contrary to what

Plato would encourage us to do to sort of climb out of the cave into the light. So if we're looking a little more less attractive, it's because of Zoom tech problems. There we go. But as you know because you've listened hopefully to more than one episode our tech savvy is at zero level zero so we're getting there

Yeah, it's sort of a you know progression of sorts anyway today we are so excited to have joining us despite all of these things.

Mr. Kaiser Johnson. Kaiser has had a remarkable experience of life in the church and has a very interesting career, all of which he will tell us about.

So Kaiser, welcome to God's playing.

Well, thanks for having me. I'm jazz to be here. So, Kaiser, where are you joining us from?

This is part of our charm.

You know, we often like to introduce that I'm in Providence or Father Jacob Bertrand is in Washington.

Where are you?

Well, right now I'm in Phoenix, Arizona area.

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