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Later in the program, we got Father Frank Pavone with us, and I'm bringing along the airport announcer for my part of the show today, guys. Sorry, I'm in the airport traveling today, but we got a little bit of background noise. But anyway, Father Frank is going to be with us. You know, it's not just in the Protestant church where we're seeing young people getting more engaged, also in the Catholic Church.

Now, wait a minute. Is that a Texas airport or are you in enemy territory somewhere?

Well, that depends on your definition of enemy, because as long as I'm in Hawaii, I'm winning the

over to conservatism. Rett's getting married this week, guys. So my youngest is getting married.

I'm going to have all four married in just another day. Hey, congrats. That's good news. Congratulations. Yep. Thanks, guys. Well, if you have to be a missionary for Jesus somewhere, Hawaii feels like a good place to do it. If you're going to suffer for the Lord, you might as well do it somewhere like Hawaii, right? That's great.

So Father Franco will likely get into this, but, you know, guys, we've had so many programs in the last couple of months just talking about revival,

talk about especially with the youth, becoming more conservative, becoming hungry for truth and getting more involved in the church.

And it's not just the Protestants, though.

It's a Catholic church has exploding as well.

Yeah, it's one of those interesting trends that caught my attention for sure,

because we've seen some things in the Catholic Church that kind of make you raise your eyebrow,

one of the Cardinals not long ago.

Big controversy erupted when he was going to give Dick Derman this achievement

award and a whole bunch of the younger priests and even the bishop said, wait a minute, wait

minute, this guy is one of the leading pro-abortioned voices in America, and you're giving him

this major achievement. And so there was a lot of pushback from a lot of priests at that point

in time. And that was significant because we've seen like the priest that is with Nancy Pelosi

in Washington, D.C. said, yeah, I'll give her communion. What, wait a minute, you're not supposed to be

doing that if you're not in good standing with the church. And so she's one of the most pro-abortioned

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