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Today's Q&A was inspired by this past Sunday's feast, the solemnity.

What? And welcome.

Of the most holy body and blood, Jesus, also known as Corpus Christi.

Perhaps you made a little Eucharistic procession at your parish. That's what I did.

And it was inspiring. Yeah. I was searching my heart for the right word. It was a lot of things.

You know what I mean? It was very much like life. I've been on this pilgrimage kick where like we talked about this in terms of perseverance.

Just like just keep walking, you know? And we did this pilgrimage at our parish on Sunday evening

because it was a little bit cooler by then. And I was just very moved by, we started in the church with Eucharistic

adoration, which I didn't know about. Like I didn't think this thing through. I showed up,

I walked in, here's the Lord on the altar. I'm like, whoa, kneel down. Also, I thought it started

at seven, but it really started at 715. But that was a gift

to me because then I got to spend more time with the Lord, you know? Right, right. And I was

just kneeling and I'm telling three stories within one story, but I love when you do that.

Yeah, you would expect nothing less by now. Here's what I want to say. I walked in,

there are all these people from all different walks of life.

Okay.

Our parish is Vietnamese as well. There's like a Vietnamese mass. So like there are just all kinds of people, families, multiple generations, single people, groups of friends.

And I, like, some people are, like, chatting and they don't quite get it.

I just was very moved by the reality that the church is a family.

Yes.

And also deeply moved by something Emily Wilson shared, a grace about bringing her young children to Mass and how the Lord said she was feeling stressed or anxious.

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