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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world, and today I'm going to save your

sainthood. If you are a good Catholic and you're worried that you have not yet been

canonized, the math may be in your favor because the last three popes have been on a saint-making

terror. And if you've ever wondered what the process is like to achieve

sainthood in the Catholic Church, this is a great query for Catholics and non-Catholics alike.

There is a phenomenal book out by New York Times sports writer, who also happens to be a New

York Times bestselling author because he is a fantastic writer. He takes you through this incredible journey

of an American war hero, a Catholic priest, who was so brave and patient and peaceful and kind

and had so much valor and humanity. His story is incredibly inspiring. It's, it's unlike anything that I've

read. And he truly is, he was a hero in the flesh. And there has been a big push for this

Kansas priest who has, you know, since per perished to become a saint in the Catholic Church. And

what a process it is, what a story this is. Joe Drape joins me today. He is the author of the book

The Saintmakers inside the Catholic Church and how a war hero inspired a journey of faith.

Joe, welcome to Kennedy Saves the World.

Kennedy, let's hope we can save somebody today.

Oh, I hope that I want to talk about Father Emil Capon, because this is a phenomenal story.

And I want to know where you first heard about his life and about the journey from Kansas to Rome so that he could

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