I don't know if you can tell but I got a little sick.

Sorry.

So sorry, that was not for effect.

I thought I cleared it out before we started this.

Whoo, whoa.

Hi my name is Father Mike Schmitz and this is essential mich mich mich mich mich mich moo i'm a little under the weather as they say

i don't know if this is a recent thing you know at kind of a post-covey thing

or if this is has always been the case but when you get sick you know other people as well as

yourselves I think there's a big temptation say wait where who got you sick we always want to find the source of our suffering right we always want to find the source of our suffering, right?

We always want to find the source of our sickness, like, okay,

I'm experiencing this horrible thing right now.

Who did this to me?

I do not blame my family.

Yes, I do.

I mean, I don't blame them. I'm just telling you, that's where I do not blame them. I'm just telling you that's where I got sick. I was

spent time with my family and here's all these people sniffing around and I'm like

I'll be fine I'll be fine and then as I did day I left I'm like I am not fine. Anyways so I got my sickness from my family which actually makes sense. Actually it's very biblical. This is the segue from being me physically sick to talking about our spiritual sickness.

This is something we have to understand.

I think there is almost no greater Christian doctrine

that has been either ignored, forgotten, or misunderstood,

then the doctrine of the fact that we're born sick,

like that we're born with this thing called original sin,

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