This is Undaunted Life, a man's podcast. I'm your host, Kyle Thompson. Let's get into it.

Thus says the Lord, do justice and righteousness and deliver from the hand of the oppressor him who has

been robbed and do no wrong or violence to the resident alien, the fatherless and the widow,

nor shed innocent blood in this place. That's Jeremiah 223. Guys, thanks so much for listening

into the podcast today. I really do appreciate it. Before we get into today's content, I just want

to remind you guys that we do have a YouTube channel. So for those of you listening to this, I know most

of you have listened to this podcast since 2017, but we did launch a YouTube channel earlier this year.

So if you go into the show notes, you can find that and subscribe and thank you to the couple

of thousand subscribers that we have up to this point. But let's go ahead and get into the rest

of the content for today. So I want to read a quote from one of my favorite movies and that movie

is Boondock Saints. Okay. So this is a movie that's probably not appropriate and not probably. It's

definitely not appropriate for all ages. It's a movie that I saw back in college, but it's a very

interesting movie about these two brothers that are basically trying to even the score with all

these bad dudes on the street. Now there's some fairly sacrilegious things that happen in that.

They're using scripture, you know, out of context to basically allow them to go and kill these

people, these bad men that are doing crimes in their area and all that. But at the very beginning

of the movie, there's a scene where these two brothers are in this church or in this Catholic church

and, you know, the, you know, whatever the priest he's up there doing this thing and he's talking

about this story that a lot of you have heard about or maybe the first time you heard about it was

because of this movie, but there's, there's music. It's kind of this build up and it's the first

time we get to see these brothers. So I'm going to go ahead and read the quote and this is from

the priest in the movie. And I'm reminded on this holy day of the sad story of Kitty Genovies.

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