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My name is Mary, and I am with Dr. James Prothero.

Thanks for joining us on this episode.

Today, we are going to talk about St. Prisca, also known as St. Priscilla.

So let's get started. First of all, Dr. Prithro, how are you doing?

I'm doing all right. Got a little dance, dance in your seat right now? Yeah. Good. Well, thank you.

I don't have to be on the video on these anymore. So, you know, I could be, these folks don't know what I'm doing.

I could be doing a strange dance.

Yeah, it's very, very distracting in the best way.

I'm doing moose ears over here. No, it's all, it's, it's really great to be here and to talk about

some of God's holy people. Absolutely. No, thank you. And can you remind our listeners what

you specialize in the graduate school at the Augustine Institute. Oh, yeah. So I'm a professor of scripture and theology here at the graduate school,

and I teach mostly in Bible doing New Testament and doing ancient languages.

Okay, awesome. Great. Well, you are the man then to dive into some of these saints.

So let's get started with St. Prisca, Priscilla.

Let's start with why does she have two names?

Which is she more known by?

So St. Prisca or St. Priscilla, so she's in the, it's kind of like John and Johnny or John and Jonathan.

They're just sort of two variations of the same name.

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