Welcome back to the Word on Fire show. I'm Brandon Vat, the host and the content director

here at Word on Fire. Today we have a special episode for you. We're going to be sharing

a live Q&A that Bishop Robert Barron recently did with fans on Facebook, where he took

tons of questions about the Mass. Also, we discussed Bishop Barron's new film series, The

Mass, which you can learn more about by visiting mass.wordonfire.org. It's an exciting six-part film

and study program where Bishop Barron walks us through the mass and shares the deep significance

of each part of it. Before we get to that, though, I wanted to tell you about an exciting

new resource we just released today at Word on Fire. This has been months in the making

secretly in the background. We haven't talked too much about it, but we are just thrilled

to share it with you. It's a new website called ReasonFaithScience.com. In this website,

it helps to shatter the myth that religion and science are in conflict. If you've listened

to this podcast for a while, you know how pervasive and frustrating this myth can be, because

it pops up in survey after survey of people who have left the church as perhaps the most

common reason why people leave. They say, faith and science are in conflict. I got to

choose one or the other and I choose science. We need to burst this myth, and that's what

this new resource will help you to do. ReasonFaithScience.com pulls together all of Bishop Barron's

resources on science, faith, reason, atheism, and much more. It also highlights prominent

scientists who are not just religious, but even clerics, including priests and religious

women. For example, there's profiles of Father Roger Bacon, who is the forerunner of the

scientific method, and also a Franciscan friar. Even more exciting, we have created a set

of Catholic scientists' posters that you can hang in your home, your classroom, your

parish, your religious education room. These highlight three different scientific founders.

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