Paschal Baute: Finding grace at every turn for 95 years

Former monk and retired psychologist Paschal Baute has found grace around every corner of his incredible life. As a boy, he ran away by climbing on a train, graduated from the Kentucky Military Institute and enrolled in Notre Dame. When he joined the military, the Army sent him 7,000 miles away to Guam. After that, God took over his life, prompting him to become a Benedictine monk, to be ordained a Catholic priest and to serve as a Navy chaplain during the summers. Eventually, he left the monastery, got married, had three children and spent 40 years ministering as a psychologist. In 2018, he received his greatest honor: induction into the Kentucky Veterans Hall of Fame for outstanding military and community service. Don't miss his profound insights from 70,000 hours listening to people's problems, his secrets of aging well and his unbelievable story about the power of grace.