Welcome back to the Word on Fire Show. I'm your host, Jared Zimmer, and as always, we have

with us Bishop Robert Baron. Bishop, it's so good to chat with you again.

Jared always joined me on with you. How are you?

Doing good. Doing good. Ready for the end of school.

They're all taking over Texas. I bet your kids. Yeah, we've got enough from football team.

Pretty much. You too. Bishop, you recently had an opportunity to go to St. Anselm College

in New Hampshire. What was the reason for the visit?

Well, I've got a great friend there, Father Benedict Gaveon, who is one of the monks at St. Anselm's

Abbey. He and I are in Paris together getting our doctorates many years ago. I've known Benedict

forever. He invited me to receive one of the honorary doctorates this year from St. Anselm.

It was a joy to go see him, first of all, and then to honor this place, which I think is a great

school. People might know it from the presidential debates because every four years,

one of the major debates is hell at St. Anselm's College. Anyway, I went there and that long,

long flight from LA to Boston. It's one of the longest flights you can take in the continental U.S.

But I did that and then was driven up to New Hampshire. It was a joy. It was great.

And met a number of word on fire supporters there, a number of the young students,

many of whom are thinking about priesthood or moving toward priesthood. So it was just a great

pleasure for me. Well, praise God. So how many doctorates is that for you now?

That's four. I've got four honorary doctorates. You're a living example that Catholicism is

intelligent. So in today's episode, we're going to continue our discussion regarding the eight

principles of the word on fire movement. Really, the pillars of the lifestyle and the way of seeing

the world, which we at word on fire, really try to live. In the last two episodes, we discussed

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