On this week's episode of the SSPX podcast, we will be answering a fairly common listener question, and one we tackled very briefly in one of our earliest episodes years ago. What should Catholics think about organ donation?

Father Ian Palco is back to discuss this topic, which,

like many others we've talked about recently, doesn't have an easy, clear-cut answer. It seems,

on the surface, like a great gift and an extraordinary act of charity to give someone an organ

so they can live. But we'll see it's not so simple. This is a question that touches on

morality, yes, but also relies a great deal on prudence and circumstance. Thankfully, Father

will guide us through these tricky points. Please remember that all of these episodes,

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Now let's join Father Ian Palco for Questions with Father Number 49.

Father Palco, it is great to have you back again.

We were supposed to record yesterday and then your flight got delayed.

And it was a fun travel day for you.

So thanks for still making the time to chat with us today.

This is par for the chorus for us who have these missionary travels.

So yeah, on Friday, my flight was canceled.

And then finally got down to the mission on Saturday. And then on Sunday, I had a flight canceled and then I got the next one.

And then that one was canceled. And then the next morning, it was delayed because of various

storms along the way. So, but you know what? As one of, we recently had a commencement speaker here in Kansas City.

Francis Auerkamp, I think you probably know him.

He's one of the state representatives out in Kansas and he came in and he was talking about

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