that we hope to do with the catholics come home is to help people to realize the many wonderful things that are happening in our faith community and our commitment to social justice, to the service of the poor, to health care, to outreach to regulars, to the homeless. and we'll recognize in our faith community a wonderful force for good in society. >> can i quote something i read in daniel act's book called "we have met the enemy," where he writes life in this country has come to resemble a giant all you can eat buffet, one that offers more calories, credit, sex, intoxcan'ts and just about anything else we can take to excess than at any time in history." so i guess my question is, does lent have any meaning in a country stuffed with over indulgence? >> well, lent is a wonderful
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