” She said as she quickly left the room.I came downstairs, wearing my clothes and said hello to dad.He told me to get refreshed as he will have brea...fast with me before he left for the office. I nodded went upstairs to get refreshed. After a while i came back to me in the kitchen while Mother was standing at the kitchen table.I asked her where’s his dad and I said he might be taking a shower. He then asked “where’s my breakfast?” She said “wait! It’s getting ready! Let your dad come.” I said. The jukebox downstairs had started to blaster Sly and the FamilyStone's Higher so loud that it was clearer than the talk in the otherroom. I went over to the door and tried to listen.Johnnie's voice yelled "No!" and then there was a pop, pop. The two inthe dining room stood suddenly looked to toward the sound then at eachother and ran through the kitchen. I heard a back door open and the soundof feet running down stairs. Bruce ran into the room I was in and grabbedmy wrist, "Cindy, we gotta get. ”“Most people would be scandalized.”“Then most people aren’t paying attention to the teaching of the church! We aren’t Donatists! I realized, when I thought about it, that I really wasn’t really paying attention. It dawned on me, after I met with the bishop, that the icon of The Last Judgment shows clergy, including bishops, in Hell. And that made me recall the homily where Father Herman spoke about the monk who visited Hell and saw his former abbot up to his neck in fire, and when he wept for. ‘How was yours?’ ‘Pretty good. I’m in Connecticut right now, heading south. Pulled over to get something to eat, and I figured I’d say hello.’ ‘I’m glad you did.’ In case he couldn’t tell from my voice. ‘How was the rest of your weekend?’ ‘Good. Had a lot of fun with my grandkids, though the youngest was a little annoyed when I had to leave. She wanted to spend today with me.’ The door opened and Rosa burst through in tears. ‘I hate my bus!’ she shrieked. ‘Sounds like some problems over there,’.