do you think the eucharist has become too politicized?i that i is important always to begin with an attitude of dialogue. it's important to listen to people and it's very hard to have dialogue because in order for someone to tell you why they think you are wrong, you have to sit with patience. cannot be the place where those discussions are fought but rather we have to look at how we're going to deal with the tough issues of the day in constructive way and as adults who respect each other. >> o'donnell: when you say we cannot politicize the communion you would give communion to politicians, for instance, who support abortion rights. >> i would not use the eucharist or as they call it the communion rail as place to have those discussions or way in which people would be either excluded from the life of the church. the uke crist is an opportunity of grace and also time of forgiveness of sins. so my hope would be that that grace would be instrumental in bringing people to the truth. >> o'donnell: what do you think of president obama's immigra

baptism and the blood and water that flow from -- baptism in the eucharist. right?o the -- the faithful are given life is life in christ. then the people are formed in the faith because christ has entrusted to the church -- peter says of the deposit of faith. the truth of the teaching. we can be guided -- we do not have to grope in the darkness. we cannot know god thoroughly of course but we can know the truth. that is why christ loved the truth. >> i get it. a little bit of what you're saying is that in the this marital union of persons and guests and even practical communion of persons in the material element -- the two experience a little bit of god and -- and his love for us. and the family then represents that little model of the church -- domestic church if you will which is often the praise brought to us by john paul and other popes. said yes. >> we have about 3 min. left. i would like you please on what this means for us in the archdiocese. with regard to stewardship. as a whole family. are we to understand that we are a gift for each other and we live in co