Well, good morning, everybody, and thank you for joining us. I'm Father Chris, Alar. We're glad you're with us.

Actually, we had a few people show up here today at the shrine, which is wonderful because we got about a half a foot of snow, and it's still coming down.

I didn't think we'd have anybody, but we had some diehards here from all out of state from Pennsylvania and New York and Vermont, New Hampshire.

So we're grateful that you all could make it. Today, we're doing a very important talk, and I really messed up.

I know this time, I always laugh about sending me letters.

This time I deserve to be beat up because a huge mistake I made. I've been telling you all

about the epiphany and how the epiphany celebrated three theophanies of our Lord. And that was

the three kings, the wise men. It was the baptism of our lord and it was cana because those

three give us a revelation of the divinity of Jesus Christ they reveal him as God so I go telling

you that we had on the epiphany, we had the Three Kings, and that's what we celebrated.

Then last Sunday, I told you we had the baptism of Jesus, and we celebrated it.

But then I was telling you this Sunday, we'll read about Cana.

The problem is, we're not in year C. Cana, the Gospels on Sundays have year A, your B, and year C. So we rotate readings. And

this year is not year C. That's when we read Kena. So instead, we'll have another reading from Gospel of John

chapter 1. So I'm still doing Cana today, though, because pretend it's year C, and as Father Matt

pointed out in the traditional calendar, it's always the reading of Cana tomorrow. So he said,

Father Chris, just tell him

that you were talking about traditional form

as celebrated in the Latin Mass, in the TLM.

So in the old traditional missile

that goes all the way back to St. Jerome,

it is the reading on Kana.

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