When we come back together, we desperately need to catechize the church on sacramental theology,

and in particular what the incarnation of Jesus means about all that.

Why it's different for Catholics than it is for other Christians or other faith.

Yeah. Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, back to Every Knees Shall Bow. Your weekly Catholic podcast on evangelization.

I'm Mike Gomer Gormley, and I'm joined with my co-host, Dave, Jim Shorts-only Van Vickle.

How are we doing, Dave?

That's definitely my name.

I would live in Jim Shorts and a T-shirt.

I'm literally living in that right now.

That's all I ever wear ever. Yeah, if we can talk about the gift, the sacred gift of coronavirus quarantine. It is, I wear a collared shirt and gym shorts. Oh, that's funny. So you do it on

for meetings. Oh, really? That's funny. Oh, I don't even bother. Even on my parish stuff like that I'm

doing, I'm about to do a series called The Disciplines of Discipleship.

And I'm, I just like, I literally, I'm like in my t-shirt. I'm in my hoodie. I'm like,

whatever. It's like all rules are off. Come in from working out. Yeah. Are you not entertained?

Well, tell me a little bit about this program that you're just talking about.

So, you know, I'm kind of like coming to grips with the fact that even when the restrictions are lifted, you know, big events, it's going to be a while, you know, for big events.

So I thought we got to start serving, you know, and we've been doing like some like, you know, small,

small time scripture studies online and some gospel reflections and things like that. But

we're going to do a series called the disciplines of discipleship and basically just go through what

does it look like? What does the daily life of a disciple look like? Daily prayer, you know, examination of conscience, moral living, things like that, and

meditating on scripture, all that kind of stuff.

How are you doing this?

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