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

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

Greetings fellow guest planers and God's planers. We are here. My name is Father Bonamenture Chapman. I'm joined by Father Gregory Pine.

But most importantly, since this is guest planning, I'm joined by a very special guest.

Professor Anthony Essen, who is, and I'm just going to read a little bit of the bio here, although hopefully he's known to you already.

Professor in Reuter in residence at Modlin or Magdalen College in

liberal arts in Warner, New Hampshire.

Lecture, translator, writer, poet,

is what folks on today, but a writer in many magazines and journals.

I know him from Chronicles magazine, which is one of my favorites,

and read him often there, but also on blogs, the Catholic thing,

crisis magazine editor. Writer of many non-fiction books, out of the ashes,

rebuilding the American culture,

10 ways to ruin your children's imagination.

Also, the most recent, I think, is Sex in the Unreal City in 2021 by

Magnatius. The book that we're going to at least talk about we'll talk

about many of these books is a recent one as well,

2019 The Hundred Fold, Songs for the Lord.

This is by Professor Esselin, who also, you may know him from translations of the classic words of Lucretius, his poetry on the nature of things, but also probably likely Dante's divine comedy for the modern living library.

There's plenty to go on there. I would say if you

don't know Professor Anthony Ecelyn at this point in your career in life, someone has

made a mistake. It might be you, it might be someone else, it won't be him, but we are

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