Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange

So Twisted Under Destruction is the book.

Don Johnson, our guest, filmmaker, author, evangelist, and all of that, and now has a new film that he has written and directed, and made in association with a bunch of folks up in Orange County, or in the Orange Diocese.

Spirit-filled hearts, a bunch of great people up there.

Yeah, and the Orange Diocese, man, a lot of great stuff comes out of that diocese.

And another thing that has come out of that diocese now, adore him.

He is here, a book, excuse me, a movie about Eucharistic adoration, October 4th through 8th, you can see it, all over the country, look for it.

So I would recommend that you do a couple things.

One would be get in touch with the Diocese of Orange in California, and their website is rcbo.org, rcbo.org. You want to drill down to their Vietnamese Catholic center.

They have a huge Vietnamese presence in that part of Southern California.

Little Vietnam is just around the corner.

And they have a ton of materials about Jesus, about the gospel in Vietnamese.

So if that's her native language, her preferred language, what I would suggest that you do is get in touch with the Vietnamese Catholic Center there in the Diocese of Orange and avail yourself of some materials from them.

And they may even have some good links to videos, for example.

And you can share that with her in the form of a link.

And the daily holy hour would be made in the presence of the Eucharistic Lord, making that firm proposal that firm commitment.

A few years back during the heart of the COVID coronavirus, I was asked by the rector of the seminary in St. John Camarillo which is a seminary for the priests of LA and some Orange County too Orange Diocese rather and I was planning to travel up to Camarillo but given that the coronavirus was at its height and many of the seminarians and priests were actually homebound, I actually gave the retreat online.

And this was December 8th.

I think it was the year 2022, I'm pretty sure.

Today we are so thrilled to be joined once again by Father Sebastian Walsh.

Father Sebastian is a Norbertine canon of the Abbey of St. Michael in the Diocese of Orange here in Southern California, where he is also the Dean of Studies for their seminary program.

Father Sebastian is a member of the Thomas Aquinas College class of 1994 and has also received his licentiate in philosophy from CUA, Catholic University of America.

before going on to the Angelicum in Rome to earn his master's in sacred theology, as well as his doctorate in philosophy.

Not an easy thing to make a movie about.

So, and it was, uh, in, in cooperation with folks, uh, Deacon Greco up there at the, in Orange County, in the Diocese of Orange, and, uh, a very nice movie.

We'll, we'll, we'll talk more about that.

But, so, so I got to go see that up in Orange County, and Edgar covered for me, and, uh, it's good to be back, and start off with Emily Dinany.