Lewis University

Now he's a candidate for sainthood in the Catholic Church, and this week marks a major milestone in that process, his beatification.

Joining me to talk more about Sheen's life and work and the process and meaning of sainthood is Dr. Dennis Kremen, Director of the History Center and Chair of the History Department at Lewis University, which is a Catholic university in Romeoville, Illinois.

Dennis, if I may, welcome back to The 21st Show.

Thank you so much, Brian.

All right.

What do you think? 800-222-9455 is the number.

We're going to talk more with Dennis Kremen, director of the History Center at Lewis University.

This is The 21st Show.

Absolutely.

Well, I'm a retired softball athlete, Division Two out Lewis University, and I've been training since beginning of high school.

And then I just fell in love with it.

I got some cool opportunities through social media, through people I knew.

If you can do that in like that confined space, if you can't even get up to that yardage, I would say those are my best bets for that.

Can you explain what an X factor workout is?

Yeah, so Tony Holler, who is obviously one of the most well-known names in speed, and actually, which was really cool, is he came to Lewis University, because he's in Illinois, and he came to talk in one of my classes, which I was like, when he was up, I was like, oh my God, is this Tony Holler? And it was.

And at that time, I was getting into the DB Hammer stuff, and so I was bringing up DB Hammer stuff, and he's like... who are you? He's like, like, I didn't know I was going to get questions about DB Hammer in this like intro college class.

And there are certain types of resumes that fit what we're trying to teach in this metabolic health space.

Typically, though, I don't go to the local, I think we have Lewis University in the Chicago area where they teach people how to fly planes, right? And that was one of my goals to be in the Air Force.

And fly a plane, become a doctor.

And they said, well, you can't see.

Yeah.

One of my former leadership students is playing softball at Lewis University in Illinois.

And she sent me a message and she's like, hey, can you, we would love to have you come to our softball team.

I love the lessons you're doing.

Meloni is very skilful, she is very skilful in avoiding great risks.

Lorenzo Castellani is Associate Professor of History at Lewis University in Rome.

In fact, Castellani says, instead of dragging the country further to the right, Meloni has barely made any major policy changes.

This is why in the end, after four years, we might say that Meloni is a great political manager, but not a great reformer.

Um, but it was the best choice I've ever made in my life.

Since my school was a flight school, it was Lewis University.

We have an airport on campus.

So I was already around that environment.