Michael Steele

I used to tell people after I cussed them out, I'd say, you know, this could have been a lot worse because I spent three years in a seminary. This went a lot better than it otherwise would have. They just look at me like, okay, whatever.

I used to tell people after I cussed them out, I'd say, you know, this could have been a lot worse because I spent three years in a seminary. This went a lot better than it otherwise would have. They just look at me like, okay, whatever.

You know, you could have... It's been really painful, yeah. It's like, on your knees, all right, start praying. But yeah, man, it's a very important time for us. The church is going to go through a transition. You know, the who's in, who's out horse race of the election of the next pope is going to ensue after the funeral, if not before.

You know, you could have... It's been really painful, yeah. It's like, on your knees, all right, start praying. But yeah, man, it's a very important time for us. The church is going to go through a transition. You know, the who's in, who's out horse race of the election of the next pope is going to ensue after the funeral, if not before.

You know, you could have... It's been really painful, yeah. It's like, on your knees, all right, start praying. But yeah, man, it's a very important time for us. The church is going to go through a transition. You know, the who's in, who's out horse race of the election of the next pope is going to ensue after the funeral, if not before.

But I think the legacy of this pope is going to be a profound one. And given that he selected and put in place a significant majority of the cardinals who will be electing his successor, they're not going to necessarily look for a similar type or, you know, the next version of Francis. But I think some of the things that he, the qualities he led with, they're going to realize are important.

But I think the legacy of this pope is going to be a profound one. And given that he selected and put in place a significant majority of the cardinals who will be electing his successor, they're not going to necessarily look for a similar type or, you know, the next version of Francis. But I think some of the things that he, the qualities he led with, they're going to realize are important.

But I think the legacy of this pope is going to be a profound one. And given that he selected and put in place a significant majority of the cardinals who will be electing his successor, they're not going to necessarily look for a similar type or, you know, the next version of Francis. But I think some of the things that he, the qualities he led with, they're going to realize are important.

And hopefully the Holy Spirit will lead them to choose the person who will best reflect this time and is best needed for these times.

And hopefully the Holy Spirit will lead them to choose the person who will best reflect this time and is best needed for these times.

And hopefully the Holy Spirit will lead them to choose the person who will best reflect this time and is best needed for these times.

It's a little bit different, but that is so well put. Exactly. Look, you know, I always kind of marvel, and it's true, I guess, for a lot of folks who convert to a new faith, that they have a certain zeal about it, that those of us who were born into the faith, baptized in the faith at a young age, grew up with it. You know, that zeal is there.

It's a little bit different, but that is so well put. Exactly. Look, you know, I always kind of marvel, and it's true, I guess, for a lot of folks who convert to a new faith, that they have a certain zeal about it, that those of us who were born into the faith, baptized in the faith at a young age, grew up with it. You know, that zeal is there.

It's a little bit different, but that is so well put. Exactly. Look, you know, I always kind of marvel, and it's true, I guess, for a lot of folks who convert to a new faith, that they have a certain zeal about it, that those of us who were born into the faith, baptized in the faith at a young age, grew up with it. You know, that zeal is there.

It just manifests itself differently, and it's less rhetorical. It's less formal. full-on public display, but it is in the works. When you think about the charities you give to, the people you support, the programs that you advocate for, putting your children in Catholic school, if that option's available. I mean, all the little things that we do, it really kind of reminds me, Tim, of, you

It just manifests itself differently, and it's less rhetorical. It's less formal. full-on public display, but it is in the works. When you think about the charities you give to, the people you support, the programs that you advocate for, putting your children in Catholic school, if that option's available. I mean, all the little things that we do, it really kind of reminds me, Tim, of, you

It just manifests itself differently, and it's less rhetorical. It's less formal. full-on public display, but it is in the works. When you think about the charities you give to, the people you support, the programs that you advocate for, putting your children in Catholic school, if that option's available. I mean, all the little things that we do, it really kind of reminds me, Tim, of, you

the lessons at the beginning of Lent. What is the first thing the Lord tells us? Do not wear the ashes and sackcloth. Do not show the world how you pray. Sit there with your prayer book walking. You remain humble in your faith, you remain humble in your journey, but you do the works that we are asked to do, which start with loving your neighbor as yourself,

the lessons at the beginning of Lent. What is the first thing the Lord tells us? Do not wear the ashes and sackcloth. Do not show the world how you pray. Sit there with your prayer book walking. You remain humble in your faith, you remain humble in your journey, but you do the works that we are asked to do, which start with loving your neighbor as yourself,

the lessons at the beginning of Lent. What is the first thing the Lord tells us? Do not wear the ashes and sackcloth. Do not show the world how you pray. Sit there with your prayer book walking. You remain humble in your faith, you remain humble in your journey, but you do the works that we are asked to do, which start with loving your neighbor as yourself,