Compendium

There's actually way more than that, but I focused on these two.

So the Emerald Tablet of Thoth and the Emerald Tablet of Hermes, both of them are in this one book.

And I broke down the tablets, the meaning, and the information, the science, the technology that's encoded into the verses so that everyone can understand exactly what was being said over 36,000 years ago.

We're gonna go into, into this topic tonight.

You're sending information into space time twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

Every idea, every thought.

So this is why I believe in the book of life.

I believe in, which originates in, in, in the, uh, Egyptian Book of the Dead, by the way.

No misinformation here.

And this week, guys, I am thrilled to be joined by Sean McAfee back on the show again, this time talking about his fantastic new book on Eucharistic Miracles, the Compendium of Eucharistic Miracles.

Guys, like myself, Sean is a convert to the Catholic faith.

We have very similar backgrounds.

Thank you for listening.

I am joined this week, guys, by Sean McAfee.

He's a Catholic convert, a lay Dominican, founder and editor of EpicPew.com, the author of a number of fantastic Catholic books, articles, including work for the National Catholic Register, some fantastic books, including, for our purposes here today, the Compendium of Eucharistic Miracles from Tan Books, and He lives with his wife, and there are six kids in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Sean, thanks for being here.

itself has kept in its heart and shared with the world throughout time.

Sean McAfee has written the book Compendium of Eucharistic Miracles, an encyclopedia of miraculous events confirming the real presence for tan books.

And that's what we're talking about today.

Sean, thank you for coming on the Catholic Morning Show.

And we, of course, had we've got to see it in person because we got a preview copy.

It looks like something, as you said, that should be handed down again and again.

So when people think about a book of just information, it seems to me that you've matched, as it were, the sort of physicality of the Eucharistic miracles by trying to make a book that's illustrated, that's beautiful, and surely would be an heirloom to hand down to make real this reality the Compendium speaks to.

Wow.

And then publishing them in software, also legal, right? Software is a literary work.

Compendia of facts about copyrighted works are legal.

That's why we have bibliographies.

And all of those things produce lots of value.

We've got a big show, fellas.

We've got, well, a whole week of pre-season that's just fitted into Kurt's Compendium.

That was a very short-lived segment about three years ago, Doss.

Remember Kurt's Compendium? There's been a lot of Kurt's XYZ segments over the years.

Kurt's Corner.

Kurt's Corner, Kurt's Compendium.

There are a couple that got cut, didn't make the

episode.

But, like, you know, I got Sense Weakness for...

Pin? Yeah, Compendium.

And then it was, like, high current currency.

Now, which, to be fair, has seen some play.