Well, Father Patrick, thank you for, thank you for your conference on prayer.

Thank you for including all of our Italian extravaganzas through it all.

The apparel spritzes, the gelados, all of that fun stuff.

The ice cream.

Yes, they've changed it actually in Rome with an American Pope.

It's now called ice cream.

It's no longer called gelato.

And I believe Pope Leo just issued, was it yesterday, that he's replacing the

song to spells with bald eagles screeches of America. No, but I really appreciated the whole

concept of prayer and approaching it as a builder. Understanding this concept of being a builder and that there's the kingdom is being built in my heart.

That it's not this objective thing that is pre-packaged and then I have to force into my life,

like forcing a square peg through a circle hole, but it's a construction that's being

built and continued on. We see many different examples in the church throughout Europe and elsewhere

where these grand cathedrals take generations to build, and there are certain places that are

constantly under construction

when you talk about learning from a master builder that the builder learns

from a master right and you said how we have to orient our desire to that master

where is sometimes I can seem overwhelming I'm not to that master. Where is,

sometimes I can seem overwhelming.

I'm novice.

I'm not, okay, I'm not good at what I do.

This master is so magnificent.

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