Dianna Russini

Like she's not in the right place right now.

But I don't know, I think he was just buying time.

But yeah, I was surprised, but I wasn't, because we were at that point where like, it was easy.

Like we knew we wanted to be together.

It was just a matter of when he could just ask the question.

So, you know how it goes.

It's like an Olympic sport trying to get kids out the door on a Sunday morning, especially during football season for me because I'm working.

So we cut back on that because my boys are only 14 months apart.

So early on here, we just we didn't do church.

OK, sorry, mom.

We just stopped.

So we've decided about I'd say a little over a month ago that I will just take my four year old Michael to church.

to just try to instill like the process, right?

Because he doesn't know a homily, a hymn, he can't tell the difference, to just get him used to what church is, you know?

And so he knows the rules, you know, you don't talk, you sit quietly, you keep your hands together, and it's God's house, like, you know, all the basic stuff so he can learn.

But every Sunday it is clockwork.

The second the priest stands up, and this is usually midway through mass,

to begin the homily.

And for those that are not Catholic, the homily is usually essentially the priest's version of that day's Bible's passage.

So it's, let's take what the Bible says and apply it to life.