This looks like relevant radio country to me.

Awesome.

Hello everybody.

How about Bishop Ricken? Awesome. Awesome. Hello, everybody. How about Bishop Bricken? Awesome.

Thank you, Bishop Ricken. Well, I was told that in the three hours that we're going to have in this session, no, just kidding. I don't have a lot of time, but I first would like to say welcome and thank you for being here in force.

Just a quick show of hands. How many of you listen to Relevant Radio?

Everybody.

How many of you do not like to be asked to raise your hands in public?

Could I?

We are so grateful to you. I personally am deeply grateful to you. All of us are at Relevant Radio.

And to be able to come together like we're doing for this Eucharistic encounter is an unbelievable chance for us to get to know you better and for you to get to know us better.

I hear all the time people say, I feel like if I met you on the street that you would know me.

You know, and I love that.

Even though I don't see you when I'm doing the radio program, I know you're there and I pray for you.

I pray the rosary every morning before I get on the air for you.

So I am delighted to have this chance to be with you. Thank you.

So here we are to talk about the Holy Eucharist and think about the Lord's gift to us in the Holy Eucharist.

If you were in Lucas Oil Stadium earlier today, I shared a very brief and practical way that you can share your faith

if somebody says that you are misinterpreting the Bible.

What I'd like to share with you right now

is a story about something I saw with my own eyes

that made a deep impression upon me.

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