"I know already this new series is going to be great . . .  So have a listen."— Brittany Wilmes, Engagement Editor, said.  The last thing the Faithful need is anyone else “great,” mangling grammar (So have a listen). 

Or, as utilitas words it, “epicenialm,” i.e. effeminate.

“We have sinned in complaining against the LORD and you (Numbers 21:7).  Some, like me, never learn to stop complaining.  “O Lord, hear my prayer, and let my cry come to you.  Let this be written for the generation to come” (Psalm 102:2 and 19).  It is hard enough to communicate well in writing, let alone by jabbering.  “The one who sent me is true.  Because he SPOKE this way, many came to believe in him” (John 8:26 and 30).  But it is the written record of what Jesus said that reaches the Faithful.  Speech is a puff of air, unworthy of the NCR.  Liturgy of the Word, Reading 252, Tuesday of the Fifth Week of Lent I