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Hey everybody, welcome back to another episode of the Catholic talk show. Today we're going to be talking about the mystical going to talk about the different marks that have been left in reference to

Christ's crucifixion on Saints throughout the ages. Super fascinating topic and we're

really lucky to have Dr. Paul. Let's get started. Good. All right, super exciting topic.

Padre Pia, one of my favorite saints,

experienced that.

A number of Leaite have too as well.

It's definitely something that's mysterious and at the same time just life giving to the church and

Dr Paul we really appreciate you being on the show with us today. It's going to be really nice to have somebody with your expertise to speak on some of the

manifestations that have happened in people's lives over the centuries.

Yeah, Ryan and Ryan, it's great to be with you.

Thanks so much.

So Dr. Paul, I mean, you're the author of a lot of great books, you know, some that I've read,

some that I've heard of, and you've always picked these excellent topics and these really fascinating angles.

This new book though, the Stigmata, this is I think is one of the most fascinating experiences,

religious experiences that there is, is that these people.

So for those of you don't know, Stagmata is a Greek word. It goes to essentially

Mark, right? It means a Mark or a brand, know, in ancient Greece, you brand your cow with a stigma, right?

But in the Catholic sense, a stigma is somebody who bears the wounds of Christ,

either mystically or physically and

mystically combined. So whether it's the wounds in the hands like Padre P.O.

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