Fr. Seán ÓLaoire

We may succeed this time.

We may not.

But I guarantee you, Gaia is not going to give up.

And we'll be back.

If we don't manage it this time, we'll be back.

We'll reincarnate again and we'll be part of the movement to push it forward until finally there's a generation that pushes us over the hill.

This flash when you were talking, the mathematician in me, if you divide anything by infinity, you get zero.

And if you divide anything by zero, you get infinity.

So what happens when you divide infinity by zero or zero by infinity?

And that's where God is.

That's the mystery right now.

Brilliant.

So I'll give you the background to it.

So having been trained as a Roman Catholic priest and operating with what was called the Novus Ordo, the version of the Catholic Mass that came with the Vatican II from 1962 to 1965.

Before that, we had the Tridentine Mass, which was in Latin, from the Council of Trent, which was 1546 onwards.

So for like 400 years, you had a Latin version of the Mass.

And then it was changed into the vernacular in 1962 to 65 during Vatican II.

And so that was the liturgy I was trained in.

And that's the liturgy I celebrated in Kenya.

I came to the States.