It was the pain of that moment and the moments that followed, that led me to work so that every parish would have an open door, be a place of welcome for perpetual adoration so that people can come to Jesus day and night and all can enter into the arms of Christ. Inspired by Bracy's deep love for Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, many people spent their lunch breaks in eucharistic adoration. Others chose to eat lunch off campus or in the school cafeteria or took the opportunity to browse and shop for religious books and items. Still others took advantage of the opportunity for the sacrament of penance, provided by the many priests who attended the conference Following lunch, Msgr. George Kelly, an author and priest of the Archdiocese of New York, spoke about the universal vocation and the call of the laity.
Laity can change that culture.
The chief victim of secularism is the family. He spoke of B'nai B'rith, a Jewish organization working to ensure that Jews are represented well in the media and in the secular world. The group, Msgr. Kelly said, is made up of powerful businessmen and other influential people. Right now we are awash with godlessness.