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see aleteia.org/2017/01/29/imagine-waiting-for-hours-in-stifling-heat-for-the-possibility-of-mass-and-the-eucharist/
"When the priest arrived, he was thirsty, soaked with sweat, and covered in thick sheets of dust.
He was also hours late for Mass.
“But the people,” he said, “just sat there in the church waiting for me. They were not angry, they were not impatient I was late. They wanted Christ in the Eucharist and they knew I would bring Him to them. They were happy to wait until I arrived."
"When the priest arrived, he was thirsty, soaked with sweat, and covered in thick sheets of dust.
He was also hours late for Mass.
“But the people,” he said, “just sat there in the church waiting for me. They were not angry, they were not impatient I was late. They wanted Christ in the Eucharist and they knew I would bring Him to them. They were happy to wait until I arrived."