While his presentation was quite orthodox theologically, well presented, and humorous... he did manage to say "genital" twice in the first five minutes of a discussion on the Credo... a little discomforting.

It's too bad that while the Bishop is clearly aware of proper rubrics in the mass, that he permits them to be violated in his own masses, and doesn't want to hear about it when priests of his diocese do either.

He also tiptoed around the question of eucharist for someone holding heretical beliefs or in a state of sin, I would have liked to hear him strongly announce a position in line with the Holy See.

Even though we're better off than many, we are in need of a true shepherd in this diocese also.