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Hello everyone, and welcome to Catholic Saints. My name is Taylor Kemp. I'm the director of

formed and with me is Dr. John Seahorn. Hey, Dr. Seahorn. Dr. Seahorn is the academic dean here

at the Augustin Institute and a teacher. He has been my teacher and he taught me about who we are

talking about today, which is St. Bonifis.

Now, unfortunately, I did not remember too much. That was not a failure of the teacher,

but a failure of the student perhaps. But this is a great opportunity in the providence of God for me

to be reeducated about St. Boniface. A little bit of a review. Yes. What do you remember about

St. Vonifis Taylor? Look, okay, you and I just did a little bit of a review. Yes. What do you remember about St. Vonifis Taylor?

Look, okay, you and I just did a little bit of review and it brought some things back.

If you would have asked me that before, I think I, what I would have said is he had something

to do with England.

I think he would have been somewhere between the eighth and 12th century and he was a missionary.

That's what I think I would have honestly said.

I mean, I could imagine someone doing worse.

Yeah, sure, if they hadn't gone through probably two weeks of learning about him.

Yeah, no, that's true.

There's been for improvement.

Boniface is known as the Apostle to what?

Where?

England. Ah, okay. Is it a modern country? to what? Where?

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