Here to answer a question that came in from Giovanni. Giovanni was basically asking the question, what was St. Peter's intention in getting crucified upside down? Because an upside down cross is a satanic symbol, isn't it? And there was two thieves that got crucified alongside of Jesus and like they got crucified right side up. So what's the deal? Is it was Peter mocking Jesus? Very good question, Giovanni. First of all, St. Peter wasn't mocking Jesus. In fact, he was giving his everything to Jesus. Remember, it was St. Peter who said, I will not let you wash my feet, Jesus. And now this man completely transformed it by divine grace. It said, I am the one who is not worthy to die like you, the servant of all servants. And so in a way, it's St. Peter giving his everything to the very end. And when you give your life fully, even unto death, to Jesus, for Jesus, with Jesus, in Jesus, we call you somebody who gives testimony, a martyr. And that's what St. Peter was. The guys who got crucified next to Jesus, they didn't have a choice. I take that back. They did have a choice. They had already made their choice. They were getting condemned to die on the cross. And one guy on one side was mocking Jesus. If if you're a god, why don't you take us down? You know, get me out of here. Get me out of here. And the other guy knew that it wasn't about him and said, you know, why are you mocking him? We deserve this. But he doesn't. Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom. And we all know the rest of the story. So when we are like the good thief, we are also in a way like St. Peter. Now St. Peter, he lived his life, made a couple of mess-ups. But at the end, he did well. The good thief, he made a lot of mess-ups. But at the end, he died well. This is the ultimate that we can do. So Giovanni, to answer your question, sometimes we need to take back these symbols that are the Satanists and the bad people stole. An upside down cross is the way that St. Peter gave his life to Jesus. Now, sometimes they want to take something good and flip it around. Well, let me tell you the sign. They can only do so much because God's power that was manifest on the cross is greater than it than all of it. In fact, the smallest gift of love is greater than the greatest act of destruction because love will conquer all. The love that we saw St. Peter live on the cross upside down, the love that we saw given to a good thief at the hour of his death and the love that was given to all of us for all time, all eternity, by the incarnate word on the cross that said, it is finished, it is complete. And so this is where we come in, how we live our lives, conform to the cross and don't be afraid because God is there with us, just like with St. Peter, just like with the good thief. And when we do, everything else comes into place. Thank you.