Sinner

What Catholic guy made money as an organ-grinder's assistant, spent one-on-one time with John Paul II, met a very nice Thai prostitute, and confessed his sins on a beanbag chair? Lino Rulli, of course! Lino Rulli has a style and personality not typically found in the world of religious media. In this fast and funny collection of stories from his own life, The Catholic Guy speaks honestly about his failures, successes, and embarrassing moments. His "regular guy" approach to Catholicism is both humble and hilarious.

What Catholic guy made money as an organ-grinder's assistant, spent one-on-one time with John Paul II, met a very nice Thai prostitute, and confessed his sins on a beanbag chair? Lino Rulli, of course! Lino Rulli has a style and personality not typically found in the world of religious media. In this fast and funny collection of stories from his own life, The Catholic Guy speaks honestly about his failures, successes, and embarrassing moments. His "regular guy" approach to Catholicism is both humble and hilarious.

Lino Rulli, with a bachelor's degree in communications and a master's degree in theology, has a style and personality unique in the world of religious media. He hosts The Catholic Guy, a three-hour show heard daily on SiriusXM Radio. He has lived in Italy, the Bahamas, and Minnesota, and currently lives in New York City. His first book was Sinner: The Catholic Guy's Funny, Feeble Attempt to Be a Faithful Catholic.