twice. St Louis Bertrand had confession every morning before offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Your Eminence how about it? Regarding skipping meat as an evangelization opportunity, just a note to say that I have been a vegetarian for about 25 years, and it is extremely rare for anyone to notice or comment on the fact that I am not eating meat. Even people whom I have never met before. Refraining from meat is quite common these days. Along with thousands and thousands of vegetarians, now it is becoming more common for local governments to encourage the "green" initiative of "Meatless Mondays." These days I am not sure that many people will identify a meatless meal with being Catholic. It is just become very normal and common to skip meat. Pax. Last year during Lent, His Eminence, ran a video contest on the Sacrament of Confession in the Archdiocese of NY. Young people in high school and college even created short YouTube videos encouraging participation in the sacrament. The winners were the ones who received the most "likes". So everyone was promoting "views" in order to win. It was interesting to see their creativity and a great idea to encourage going to Confession. A friend just told me that his pastor said that after the last election there were lines of penitents confessing having voted for Obama. I wish His Eminence would say something like this priest now that the election is over: Will Obama's Catholics Realize What They