You're listening to the SSPX podcast, and thank you for joining us for this next installment of our interview series.

Today, the editor of Angelus Press, James Vogel, will be speaking with St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary Professor and frequent guest on this podcast, Father Alexander Wiseman. The topic?

The book that Father Wiseman just translated called The Courage to Be Afraid. This book was

originally authored by Father Marie Dominique Molinier, and thanks to Father Wiseman's efforts,

it is now available for the first time in English. What was it about this book that prompted Father Wiseman to translate it?

Why did Angelus Press want to publish this relatively obscure book?

And what can it teach us today?

Mr. Vogel and Father Wiseman will discuss all of this next.

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work. Now, here's Mr. Vogel and Father Wiseman. Hi, this is James Vogel, the editor-in-chief

at Angeles Press, and today we're honored to have Father Alexander Wiseman with us.

He recently translated one of our newest books, The Courage to Be Afraid.

He's going to tell us the story about how this book came to be.

But to introduce Father, Father was born in New York, New York.

He earned his degree from St. Thomas

Aquinas College before entering St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary, where he was ordained in 2013. He taught

at St. Mary's Academy in college. He assisted the U.S. District Education Department for

a number of years, and he's now a professor at the same St.

Thomas Aquinas Seminary, where he teaches philosophy and theology. So thank you for coming,

Father. We took advantage of him being in town for other work reasons to steal him for this podcast.

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