So, what have you come here today to do? That is the question on my mind today. Or maybe we could ask it this way: Have you come here today to do anything? I mean the pronoun very intentionally. I try, always, to go out of my way to not say “you,” or when I do, I say, “you and me,” or “we” or “us.” But I mean you quite deliberately today. By you, I mean the lay faithful, that is the “non-ordained.” Have you come here today to do anything?