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Hey everybody welcome back to another episode of the Catholic talk show today we're going to be talking about jolly old Saint Nick.

That's right we're taking a look at the real Saint Nicholas and removing the fact from the fiction for the popular portrayals of this great Catholic saint.

I'm breaking out my favorite socks fellas. St Nicholas is coming out of the drawer,

going on my feet, and I'm ready to bring some glad tidings. Oh, ready. already I love it.

Yeah, you know the scripture Romans 10 15,

how beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news.

You know, soccer religious keeps me, you know, well equipped every day and since we're doing this

about saying Nicholas, I had to break out the socks.

It's all you wear. It's all you wear.

It is all I wear.

It is all he wears.

No, I think that's really appropriate,

you know, particularly for St Nicholas.

This is coming out right around the Feast of St Nicholas.

So, you know, make sure for your kids put out your shoes and your socks so that

St. Nick can leave them a treat but I think St. Nicholas is speaking of that dude though like you know how many people

she'll actually don't know the feast of St. Nicholas out there, you know, December 6th is the liturgical memorial and a lot of people miss that opportunity, but there's really some cool customs and traditions that date all the way back in the that but December 6th, mark your calendars. It's one of my favorite liturgical feast days to remember

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