Hi, this is Scott Hahn and I'm joined by my good friend Rob Corzine for another

episode of The Road to a Mayas a podcast from the St Paul Center.

Welcome back Rob. So good to be here.

Yeah.

So we're in our new studio in the basement of our new building, which just opened up and was dedicated on January 25th of this year on the

Feast of the conversion of St. Paul.

So we're excited.

I mean, this isn't the first podcast we broadcast,

you know, recorded here, but it is in,

it's the first time we've actually been in this room, which was designed for

podcasting.

So, yeah, we had some work that needed to be done.

We made a soundproof room that no sound could get in or out of but it had its own sound coming

into it from the ceiling from inside so we finally fixed it and finally using the

broadcast room for the first time. The air conditioning brought in the hiss and no matter what you could not

suppress that people would hear it so what are we going to talk about today?

We talked about doing the, just taking a piece of sacred scripture

and looking at it in the Ignatious Catholic study Bible.

And one of the, what people sometimes call the pinnacle of Paul's writing

this most beloved book Romans and the most beloved chapter the central gem of of the book of Romans and

everybody's you know favorite verses tend to come here from there you know we're

more than conquerors through

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