Good evening. Yeah, that works. Okay. So I'd like to welcome Sister Catherine Joseph Drosty.

She has a doctorate in sacred theology from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome.

Her other degrees included a Bachelor of Arts in History from Christendom College,

a Masters in History from Middle Tennesseeom College, a Masters in History from Middle

Tennessee State University, and a Masters in Educational Administration for Marymount University.

As, as you can see, a Dominican sister of St. Cecilia, she's a long history of teaching

holding administrative positions at various schools of the congregation.

Sister Catherine is currently the vice dean of the theology faculty of the

Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome,

researching and teaching on subjects that include the role of the women in the church,

Catherine of Siena and religious life.

But if you get a chance to talk to her, something I'd recommend.

You're sure to learn a lot

on all things worth knowing.

Today she's talking to us on passions and the virtue of life, taming the menagerie within.

This is Catherine welcome.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I just noted a book on Catherine of Sienna right at the edge here.

I'll have to look at that one later, but anyway.

Good evening. Thank you for the invitation to speak here this evening.

At Blackfriars for the Timistic Institute, it's an honor to be here.

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