And are you still doing the Vatican Pentecostal Dialogues?

I am. Yeah, I'm still co-chair of the Dialog.

Killian has since retired. I haven't seen him for a couple of years. He has.

Yeah, he has retired. I miss him greatly. He was a wonderful co-chair.

Yes. One senior to John Rodano is currently the chair, but that probably won't

continue after this year. So the Dialog will continue, but we'll probably have a shift of chairs there.

We're ready to go. Okay, let's not indulge in small talk. I'm going to get

out of the matter. Let me just say a little bit about the direction of this.

I'd like to spend some time just asking you to tell the story.

I'd like to talk about some of the larger theological and religious and

spiritual themes in Azusa Street and the Pentecostal movement.

And I'd also like to spend some time at the end talking about

what this means for today and questions and hopes and fears that you have.

Okay, so now I did, you told me this years ago so I know it's a wonderful story.

I don't know if you've heard my program. It's on on Sunday after the

Noons here, but it's on all over the country. So we're actually producing this show

this week from Los Angeles, which is something we've never done before.

So it will air on Sunday. It will start in Rochester, New York on Thursday

afternoon. Wow. It will be in New York City three times on the weekend,

next weekend in Washington twice all over the country.

It's in 150 cities and it ends in Atlanta on Wednesday night.

Wow. So I don't know why I started telling you that.

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