This is Father Gregory Pine.

And this is Father Bonaventure Chapman.

And welcome to God's planning.

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wherever you listen to your podcasts. Okay, for this episode of guest planning, we are jazzed, we are pumped, I'd try to make a compound word out of jazz and pump, but it doesn't sound too good like jumped, passed, regardless. We are excited, yeah, pump jazzed, we are excited to have sister Jane Dominic with us. So thanks so much for joining us on God's playing.

Great to be here. Thanks for having me. Boom. All right. Listeners, you may not have noticed, but she waved in greeting before saying thanks.

So the first, you know, two seconds of pregnant silence were a wave and it was a generous wave,

so just thought we would narrate that to you.

Okay, Sister Jane Dominic, many people will know you from things that you have done which

will like talks that you've given on the domestic Institute podcast which tend to be among the most popular because you just lower the boom on sweet things like Dostaske and existential devastation and otherwise.

But for those who don't know you, would you say a word of

introduction? Sure. I am very blessed to be a Dominican sister of St.

Cecilia in Nashville, Tennessee, and I am currently teaching as a associate professor

of theology at Aquinas College, which has been a lot of fun.

I've also taught at the University of Dallas,

and I think I had the joy of going to school with some of your guys at the Angelicum.

And, um, that's about it.

Okay.

How about we start this way?

We're going to talk a little bit about the book, Praying as a family,

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