So we had a parish mission, not a parish mission, a priest who came to preach for the mission in his diocese.

I read the name of the diocese is in Cameroon. It's like 60 years old with diocese and raised money for basically building the school.

And of course, you know, terrible conditions there as far as, like, there's terrorists and stuff,

burning out schools.

This guy's name, Father Boris, which I didn't expect his name to be Boris.

It sounds like Eastern European.

But great guy, great dude.

And so he's preaching.

It sounds like the vortex.

What's that?

Sounds like the vortex.'s that sounds like the

vortex yes but it's it's not just father vores and he's preaching and uh it begins telling about

different like 12 rules for like life and it was good and he's getting into because the gospel

was about if you want to be the greatest you have to be like one of these little children remember

and he says um since I've gotten to this country, I have been hearing a lot about making America great again. I was like, oh no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

He doesn't know.

He doesn't know.

He thinks he knows if he doesn't know.

Now, he didn't say anything political. He just talked about what is real greatness to be humble, to be like Christ, how Christ showed his greatness to help the poor. And so it wasn't strictly speaking a political message at all. He was just like, hey, we're talking about greatness. This is a thing that connects

to the real world. Like classic making a homily preaching 101 stuff, except for the fact that

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