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I just spent the last commercial break trying to get the official word on whether or not we can eat corned beef on Friday for St. Patrick's Day because Victor told me that his priest told him that you could, and now I know he's Catholic, but he also goes to the Catholic Albanian church. And I thought, well, I haven't heard anything official. So I called the Archdiocese of Detroit and the official word, here's what the nice lady who answered the phone said to me. The official word is it's up to your parish priest on whether or not you as a Catholic during Lent are allowed to eat meat this Friday since St. Patrick's Day falls on Friday. So since I am not the greatest of Catholics, I just send my kids to a Catholic school and pay a lot of money to do that. Can somebody call me and tell me what parish priests have said to you that you can eat meat and then I'm going to claim them as my parish? So instead of going officially to my parish, Because if I go, because if I officially go, and if I officially say to the parish priest at Our Lady of Refuge, what's the word? Once he tells me you can't eat meat, like we're not giving you a dispensation, then I feel guilty if I try. So, you know, and I want corned beef on Friday. I really do. Yes, I love corned beef.

It's easier to ask for forgiveness than it is for permission.

I've learned that, and I've done that my entire life as a radio host. But this is, like, legit. Like, this is like talking to God, for gosh sake.

So, after the morning show broadcast on Friday, I'm doing an appearance and hanging out at the Vintage House in Frasier. And we're doing a live broadcast there from noon to four. The reason I said yes is, obviously, I never want the party to end on Friday. But also, they have the authentic, original O'Hara's corned beef, which is, like, legendary. Anybody on the east side knows that's the real deal.

What's the parish in Frasier? because whatever the parish is in Frasier, Michigan.

Yeah, what is the Catholic Church over in East Point in Frasier that would have that? Because here's the thing.

If that parish priest says, you know, you can't eat it.

That's interesting to me because I guess they're just trying to empower the local priest to feel important to make a decision because won't the local priest just say, well, I got to check with the boss and see what the official word is? I'm not going to hear him, man. So is it really just up to the local priest to pray and talk to God about it directly? I guess. It's up to whether they're hungry on Friday.

Well, I got a feeling that whoever the archdiocese, the cardinal, I got a feeling that that particular person doesn't want God to be mad at him. So he's like, I'll let him be mad at my people. Hello, Mojo in the Morning. What parish do you belong to, and are they allowing you to eat meat on Friday?

I belong to St. Mary's Queen of Creation in New Baltimore.

Yes, and did your parish priest say that it was okay that you could eat?

Here's the thing, okay. I'm a practicing Catholic. I go to, in fact, I just came from church. You can eat meat on Friday, then, mojo, don't eat meat on Thursday, or don't eat meat on Saturday.

Wait, is that what they're telling you? They're telling you to give it up on another day?

Yeah, take another day? Yeah, yeah, it's not, nobody, it doesn't say anywhere in the Bible that you're going to hell.

you ate meat on Friday. I understand that,

but you know what? I think I'm going to hell anyway. And if I have any kind of leeway, like where St. Peter says to me, well, you did at least obey, then I'll be okay. There's a fine line on me.

But I'm saying, if you don't eat meat on Thursday or pick Saturday, pick another day and then you've got it covered.

Do you know how tired I am of cheese pizzas? I mean, come on. I agree. I agree.

I don't eat meat on Friday all year. So I'm real sick of Friday.

And you also go to church during the week, too. Will you pray for us when you go tomorrow?

Yes, I will.

Thank you. I appreciate you so much.

I've never in my whole life of St. Patrick's Day falling on Fridays, I've never known the priests to not let you. They always do the dispensation because they know the Irish want to have fun.

Yeah, and they also probably want to go out to Hyde Park for a big juicy steak that night. What's going on, Phil?

Hey, how you doing? How are you guys?

Doing fantastic, buddy. Any word from your parish priest?

Well, actually, I'm very acquainted with our priest. He occasionally comes to my house. But I put that thing on the table last time he was over at our house last week, and I asked him, I said, most of the Catholics, you know, they celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Are they allowed to eat? He said, it's not about what you eat. It's about the things that you say and do in life.

Oh, I'm in trouble.

Well, God doesn't want to see how we're going to behave on St. Patrick's Day, either. Well, that's true. Every day, not only St. Patrick's Day, 365 days a week. That's right.

Phil, you're like my dad. You know what my dad used to do? My dad used to invite our parish priest over, Monsignor Gorman, to come and have dinner. And I always believe that my dad did that because that was a way for him to get out of all the sins he committed during the week. Feed him a little bourbon and let him have some fun.

Like the other caller said, Thursday and Saturday, don't eat meat. That'll make up the difference if you want.

Thanks, Phil. What's your parish? What parish do you call home?

Mother of God.

I love Mother. Yes. Mother of God.

Hello to my Chaldean friends. Thank you so much for everything you guys do. We love you.

Take care. We'll see you. What's up, Pilar?

Yes.

How you doing?

Good. How are you?

Good. I'm like literally tasting corned beef, cabbage, and those boiled potatoes.

Cabbage. Yes. So there's a certain word, but we've been, my parish in St. Pius in Southgate, we're able to serve the corned beef and cabbage along with our fish fry, normal.

Ha, there you go, the fish fry. Do you ever notice that churches during Lent always have fish fries? They're fantastic.

Yep. Yes.

Yeah. Okay.

Sometimes the KFC. And then this Friday we're going to have face painting and balloons for kids.

See that? I just gave you an opportunity to plug it on the air. Exactly. So God's got to be good to me.

Take highest and Southgate, right?

Thank you. Appreciate you for calling. Take care of yourself.

You too. Bye.

All right. We'll see you. The one thing about being a Catholic is you've got a lot of guilt.

There's a ton of it, right? Isn't that most organized religion? I'm kidding.

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