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It reminded me that I need to advocate more for Puerto Rico and educate myself more and lend my voice to some of those causes, make things more equitable.

And I think that when faith is at his best, it reflects social justice.

Welcome to the spiritual life. I'm Father Jim Martin. On this podcast, we reflect on how people experience God in their prayer and in their daily

lives. And I am joined by my always wonderful producer, Maggie Van Dorn. Maggie, good to be

with you. It's great to be with you, Jim. And I'm really excited for the guest we have today.

This is an interview unlike any other. And that guest is Liza Colon-Zeyas. Yes, my good friend. I think it's the

first time I've interviewed a really good friend and it's a lot of fun. So why do you tell us,

for those who don't know, about Liza? Sure. So Liza Colon-Zeyas is an American actress and playwright.

She was born and raised in the Bronx, New York City, and began her career off Broadway. Liza broke into mainstream theater when

she wrote, produced, and starred in a one-woman show titled Sista Supreme, a semi-autobiographical

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