Liz Yor

He said to his son, Michael, the one great thing to love on earth is

The Blessed Sacrament.

And I would encourage our audience to read the full letter.

It's not real long, but he talks about J.R.R.

Tolkien, the great novelist, talks about the meaning of the Eucharist and how important it is to the faith.

and how it should be reverence and protected.

And that's the job of the Vatican.

Look, this is how things work in political situations.

The secretary of state's office knows that the prime minister of Armenia is coming.

They know that communion's being handed out during the liturgy.

They say, you know, present yourself, you know, with your arms crossed and you'll receive a blessing.

But you know, you know, Flannery O'Connor, the great American author said,

A friend once said to her, you know, the Eucharist is a pretty good symbol.

And Flannery says, if it's a symbol, to hell with it.

And, you know, I love Flannery because she speaks very frankly.

She was a very devoted Catholic and a fiery Catholic.

But we have to take not only our literature, not only our dogma,

But the very sacraments and in the canon law that protects the dignity of those sacraments, we must take it seriously and fight for that protection.

And apparently, you know, the Vatican, there's been a series of incidents, all public, and they bring scandal to the faith and they diminish, you know, diminish and dilute the Catholic brand, frankly.

So this is really infuriating to me because when the Vatican is banishing Catholics from attending the Latin Mass and