This is Father Bonamette Chathman.

And this is Father Gregory Pine.

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Father Gregory, how are you?

I'm doing well, thank you. How are you? Not bad. I was okay. I think I, I think I only messed up the

something about like joining on us on a monthly donation thing. But there we go. That's kind of a

joining. I like the like and subscribe to your podcast where you like and subscribe to your podcasts. Well, you always tell me I don't know how to like leave a comment on podcast or something or like subscribe to podcast. So I just thought I'm just going to repeat the command with a little bit of change reference on it. I think you could probably just say like do what needs to be done. You know. Do what needs to be done. It could be vaguely inviting slash menacing. I think people would cut into that. you know what needs to be done, you know. Do what needs to be done. It could be vaguely inviting slash menacing.

I think people would cut into that. You know what needs to be done? Rosary promotion.

Godspokenal listeners, we're excited to partner with the Catholic woodworker on a special official

Godsplining rosary. Father Gregor will sign each one you send him. This heirloom quality rosary is made entirely in the U.S. by Catholics, four Catholics, and features St. Dominic at the center. That's a little, like, that's where maybe the Our First Our Father goes. Okay. And then also is made of, well, it's just like a solid wood kind of thing. I like this. It's black and white. It

makes, it's got a heavy metal piece on it. Any case, it's designed to slow you down. I'm a rosary man who prays the rosary very quickly, about five to six minutes per rosary. So this is a good way to slow that down and actually do it reverently and think about the mysteries, right? They're usually there. That's good to you should do. Okay. It's built for daily prayer, hard seasons,

long walks, late nights. Long walks,

it's good for that. Okay.

So, there's excellent

craftsmanship on this thing. You can go and

find it on our website

where you find other rosaries and things.

And we thank the Catholic

word worker for... other rosaries and things, and we thank the Catholic Word Worker for providing our listeners

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