All right guys, so what you are about to listen to is pre-recorded content.

You are going to hear my husband speak for the first time on my show, which I think is a very

exciting moment for a lot of you considering the five most Google questions about me are

operating to my husband and my husband actually has a rule. He doesn't talk to the press, he doesn't

do anything in the public unless it's pertaining to his faith, which is a discussion that we are

having today. I get so many questions from you guys back at home about where I'm at

when it comes to my personal faith journey and it's been a tricky one since getting married.

I, you will hear me say this in this discussion between Ali Stucky and my husband,

but I do very much believe that the mentally the household when it comes to faith, my husband

was raised Catholic. I was raised Protestant and of course we have a lot of discussions surrounding

faith. I am attending Catholic church services more and more obviously because I bring my children

for celebrations at the cathedral and where my husband attends church.

And the discussions have gotten interesting because my husband planted a seed in my head that won't

go away and I would not yet describe me as being in a place where that seed has fully bloomed,

but it is a question that I am struggling with as somebody with Protestant beliefs.

And what he essentially said to me, he was also a formerly Protestant and now he's a Catholic

was do I believe that in the 1500 years following Jesus Christ, leading up to Martin Luther

stapling his theses that nobody went to heaven? So essentially Jesus saved us and then for about

1500 years nobody went to heaven until Martin Luther stapled his theses and corrected things.

I don't believe that. I struggle with that question and it has been something that I have been

sitting with for a very long time of course because that would almost imply in my mind that

Martin Luther is the savior and not Jesus. And so as I've struggled with that, it hasn't been this

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